TinyHouseZine Featured Articles

Discover Schindel Studio by Archer + Braun, a sustainable workspace in London that beautifully combines functionality with eco-friendly design principles.

Explore Gawthorne’s Hut, an off-grid retreat in Mudgee designed by Cameron Anderson Architects. Learn how sustainable features, innovative design, and a unique rural aesthetic blend seamlessly to create an inviting guest experience in a stunning natural setting.

Explore Tabià in Belluno, a renovated stone barn by didstudio that blends historic charm with modern alpine living. Set in the Cadore region, this sustainable home combines local craftsmanship, larch wood, and expansive windows to offer breathtaking views of the Dolomites, honoring the area’s cultural heritage while embracing contemporary design

A ski-in, ski-out cabin by Shean Architects at Mont Ste. Marie, Quebec, carefully positioned to blend with the landscape and preserve the natural rock terrain.

Step into the world of ‘Cousin Cabana,’ a stunning retreat nestled along the serene shores of Lake Austin. Designed by Black Rabbit, this compact cabin is a seamless blend of simplicity, uniqueness, and functionality, all inspired by the vibrant spirit of Austin. Natural materials, such as ipe wood and board-formed concrete, harmonize effortlessly with the preserved landscape, while custom floor-to-ceiling steel windows offer uninterrupted views of the tranquil lakefront. Discover how this 480 sq ft haven effortlessly balances openness and intimacy, paying homage to the rich history of The Narrows as a cherished family gathering spot.

Discover Serra House, a sustainable tiny house nestled in the Serra da Moeda foothills of Brazil, designed by Vazio. This eco-friendly retreat integrates with its natural surroundings using locally sourced bamboo and traditional techniques, showcasing innovative, affordable, and environmentally-conscious design in a rural setting.

Discover Dolphin Sands Studio, a stunning 36m² retreat by Matt Williams Architects, set amid Tasmania’s coastal dunes. Designed as a compact “viewfinder,” this tiny house seamlessly integrates with its environment while offering breathtaking views of The Hazards and Great Oyster Bay. Explore the innovative design strategies, sustainable practices, and material choices that create a minimalist yet expansive living experience. Dive into how this project balances site impact, privacy, and a strong connection to nature.

Discover the Poliken Tiny Houses by Román y Basualto Arquitectos, a striking architectural project set against Lake Vichuquén’s stunning backdrop. These thoughtfully designed cabins blend modern aesthetics with natural surroundings, featuring bold black exteriors, warm wood interiors, and functional spaces that maximize every square meter. Explore how this project harmonizes with the landscape and offers a unique retreat experience.

Lucy Cube Micro Hotel stands as an innovative addition to Project Lucy in the Sky, a visionary series of sleeping pavilions nestled within the docklands of Deventer, The Netherlands. The hotel, known as a ‘One-Room-Hotel,’ is a testament to the transformative power of adaptive reuse, breathing new life into the disused hopper that once defined the harbor district. Now, this industrial relic has been reimagined as a contemporary landmark, symbolizing

Kirimoko Tiny House in Wanaka NZ designed by Condon Scott Architects embodies sustainability and thoughtful design, making it a great precedent for downsizers seeking a simpler lifestyle. Its efficient use of resources, land, space, and materials demonstrates a commitment to minimizing environmental impact without sacrificing comfort. Despite its small size, the house offers high amenity and quality design, showcasing how thoughtful planning can create a cozy and functional living space.

Over the course of six months, Zach Both and Nicole Lopez built a contemporary-styled yurt 20 minutes outside of Portland, OR. The exterior structure was constructed in a single weekend with the help of friends and family. As working professionals, the yurt serves as a functional home. Nicole uses the space as a relaxing respite from her job at a nearby hospital, while Zach—who previously traveled the country in a