7 Tiny Homes That Will Spark Your Sense of Wanderlust

Pack your bags now, because after seeing these tiny homes, you'll never want to go back.

By: Katie Friedman

Show: Tiny House, Big Living

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After binge watching shows like Tiny House, Big Living, I’m a little envious of people who live in smaller structures. Not only do they manage to organize their lives into less than 300 square feet (a girl can dream), but they also have the freedom to explore some pretty unique parts of the country. With a house on wheels, who wouldn’t want to travel everywhere?

To kick off National Great Outdoors Month, here are 7 tiny homes that boast truly impressive views — and that will inspire the adventurer in you.

Luxury Mobile Cabin With Wood Exterior

The crew at Escape Homes has been constructing cabins for many years and recently decided to go mobile. The result is the Escape Traveler, a luxury cabin that qualifies as an RV.

Photo by: Escape Traveler

Escape Traveler

Tiny Cabin Is Nestled in the Wilderness

This small cabin is tucked into a hillside in Methow Valley, Wash. Rolling hills and endless pines surround the home, creating a true wilderness retreat.

From: Balance Associates Architects

Photo by: Steve Keating

Steve Keating

Rustic-Meets-Modern Tiny Home Exterior

We love the Wheelhaus Wedge exterior for its marriage of rustic and modern design elements. High trapezoidal windows on the sides ensure privacy, while the mostly glass front floods the Wedge with natural light.

Photo by: Wheelhaus

Wheelhaus

Tiny Houseboat on Portage Bay, Seattle

This tiny 500-square-foot houseboat is located on Portage Bay, one of Seattle’s largest enclaves of floating homes.

Photo by: Cooper Jacobs Realty

Cooper Jacobs Realty

Tiny Home on Wheels With Rustic Metal Exterior

Tumbleweed Houses laid down its roots in 1999 basing their business model on the concept that homes could roll and lay down roots just like its namesake. All models, like this Mica, can be customized in-house or they will help you out with a DIY kit.

Photo by: Tumbleweed

Tumbleweed

Tiny Home on Wheels With Small Corner Porch

Tumbleweed Houses are designed to weather all seasons, climates and personalities. The Cypress makes use of the most interior space, by incorporating a recessed corner porch affording the interior living area more space.

Photo by: Tumbleweed

Tumbleweed

Screened Cabin Porch Creates Indoor-Outdoor Feel

With a fully screened porch, this cabin allows homeowners the pleasantries of being indoors with the feel of being outdoors. Warm lighting illuminates the home at night.

From: Dan Dobrowolski

Photo by: Steve Niedorf

Steve Niedorf

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