Tiniest of the Tiny Houses

Peggy - 10’x17’

The passive solar design means that this tiny house is a sun-gazer. Designed for a sunny, cold winter and humid, hot summer, this tiny boasts an impressive insulation (R value) and more cool features than most. Peggy is a bachelor(ette) with a pull-out bed stowed away under the low mezzanine-level kitchen and bathroom. Peggy is 18 x 10 ft (200sq/ft) and is parked in Edmonton, Canada. 

Tomten - 8’x18’

This 17 x 7 ft (150sq/ft) is built from mostly salvaged materials. The bump outs at both ends make it feel like a 20ft THOW.

It's ICBC registered as a U-built travel trailer. This designation is no longer available for tiny houses in BC, Canada. We got in before the feds cracked the whip on registering tiny houses (lucky us!).

Poplar - 8’x20’

Poplar is 200sq/ft and is the first non-toxic tiny house we built. It's so named because we used polar wood everywhere, as well as MgO wall-board with clay plaster, cotton batt insulation, mini-split A/C for heating and cooling and all electrical systems and appliances. 

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Jesse - 8’x16’

Built in Australia (2.4m x 5m) from 90% recycled or salvaged materials this beauty features a low loft-space with a seating area under exposed rafters, off grid, and unique tub location. This tiny was built to 70% completion during a one week workshop in 2015, in partnership with Agari Farm. 12.5m/sq (130sq/ft).