30 Impressive Tiny Homes Overflowing With Features, Style

This modern tiny house exterior detail highlights its metal and wood siding, custom windows, and contemporary front door and exterior sconce light.

On HGTV's Fixer Upper, this vintage shotgun home's main living area features dramatic 20-foot ceilings as well as a new multipurpose loft offering a picturesque view of the living room and kitchen below.

Cozy meets cute with this beachfront cottage in Provincetown, Mass., that was once a boathouse. It's tiny, but packed with charm: one bedroom, one bathroom, amazing views and a terrace just steps away from the water.

All white keeps the interior of this tiny cottage feeling fresh and open while pops of green and dark brown add visual interest. The honey-colored wide-plank wood floors are a beautiful natural touch.

The picturesque brick patio of this tiny home offers endless entertaining possibilities. A little gate opens directly out onto the beach and beautiful views of Cape Cod Bay.

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.

With its floor-to-ceiling windows, the Escape Traveler has definitely upped the ante in the tiny-home game. The windows fill the home with natural light and give it an expansive feel.

A light, neutral palette helps make this tiny home's multipurpose living space feel larger than it is. Clever design resulted in living, kitchen and dining areas with good flow.

Colorful steps lead to this small home. The exterior's personality is a good indicator of the interior's matching charm.

The living area and kitchen in this tiny Texas home seamlessly blend together. A chic black-and-white color scheme ties the two spaces together with color accents and patterns that aren't too loud.

To maximize storage space in this tiny home, the space in a raised area of the bedroom was converted into a walk-in closet.

We love this adorable beach cottage from SignaTours, an RV company in Tampa. The whole living space is roughly 195 square feet, and that cute little porch and awning are removable.

In essence, this small, cost-effective cabin is a cantilevered plywood box on a concrete base. The unfinished space in the concrete base cleverly serves as a spot for seasonal storage.

This living room features a plum and sage-green color scheme and a minimalist approach to decor. Glass doors, windows and light-colored walls keep the space feeling bright, and a wood-burning stove adds an unexpected touch.

Windows and sliding-glass doors allow plenty of natural light in this beautiful kitchen, highlighting the crisp white cabinets and light wood walls for a bright, breezy ambiance. Black countertops and shelves provide striking contrast in the light-hued space.

A neutral, minimalist design makes this tiny home's bedroom feel larger than its limited footprint. A large window helps fill the space with nautral light.

This tiny home features a dark exterior color and a style that evokes a charming cottage.

A sofa draped in white blankets matches the bright white look of the walls and ceiling in this small and stylish living room. The black floor is a lovely, bold contrast. A striped runner follows the flow of the floor and aims toward a leaning ladder adorned with textiles. A gorgeous shell chandelier adds a unique detail, while plants add vibrant, natural color.

This small kitchen uses a retro black mini fridge, a small fitted stove, and a combination of cabinets and open shelving to be fully functional without feeling claustrophobic. Natural light floods in from the window and bounces off the bright white walls, ceiling and marble countertop. Bowls of fruit and a collection of fresh flowers bring natural color to the room.

This is the first model in designer, builder and owner Greg Parham's new company, Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses. His goal was to create an affordable tiny home, and this one sleeps two people in the gabled loft.

The gorgeous wood shines through on this tiny house. And the metal siding gives it a bit of an industrial vibe.

Austrian company Mehrzellar strives to make the caravan cool again by customizing it to its customer's needs. This petite, modern living space offers a cozy area for watching TV and relaxing.

The Wedge’s tiny kitchen features a two-burner cooktop, a built-in mini fridge, microwave oven, a dishwasher, Caesarstone or granite countertops and high-grade cabinetry.

Just because you go off the grid doesn’t mean you can’t update your Facebook page by the fire. Each Wedge tiny home comes wired for cable and Internet. Mini gas-burning or electric fireplaces and AC can also be added.

Greg Parham of Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses likes keeping things simple, earth-friendly and affordable, as with this stylish log cabin on wheels.

A high-end tiny home created by Movable Roots, the Lee retails for $94,999 and has the design-savvy features and thoughtful design you'd expect for such a not-tiny price tag. The 34-foot long tiny home boasts a generous main floor master, a roomy living space and a spacious pass-through bathroom with a walk-in shower and washer/dryer.

Part of making a small or tiny space work is keeping rooms clutter-free. Ample cabinet and closet space in this Movable Roots tiny home does the trick. In lieu of a table, a small half-circle countertop for a few stools offers space for a quick bite, but plenty of extra room in the living area means guests can be accommodated for larger meals.

This stylish living room is loaded with on-trend design ideas including open shelving, nickel-gap wall details and a rustic-beachy vibe. The sofa converts to a bed for extra sleeping space.

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.

This Cypress kitchen was customized with a nook kitchen and two-burner gas cooktop with an external propane tank. There’s no need for a special permit to tow the home.

A short stroll from the barn's back porch is this fire pit. Pull up a chair and pull out the s'mores.

This tiny barn has a home office with ample built-in storage. The beamed ceilings give height and warmth to the space.

This tiny house loft bedroom has soft white bed linens, walls and ceiling, stained wood flooring, and panoramic windows.

A white tiny house loft bedroom featuring wood-stained flooring, built-in storage and a flat-screen TV.

This modern tiny house has blue metal and natural wood siding, custom windows and a retractable overhead door.

This modern tiny house has blue metal and natural wood exterior siding, a retractable door, and contemporary interior furnishings.

This tiny house loft bedroom has soft white bed linens, walls, and ceiling, stained-wood flooring and panoramic windows.

This tiny house features an iron loft ladder with white and wood wall accents.

This tiny house is undeniably packed full of personality and character. The thatched roof, arched door and flower-box details make this home look like a fairy-tale cottage. In addition to its whimsical aesthetic, this tiny house also has the option to move with the family.

The kitchen in this tiny home features a stained planked wood ceiling, a full-sized refrigerator, range and farmhouse sink. The gray upper cabinets complement the blue lower cabinets and the wood butcher-block counters.

Wood ceiling beams add texture and contrast to this spacious loft in a tiny home. A white palette contributes to the open feel, making the space seem larger than it is.

This tiny house is full of innovative construction and creativity, including an exterior that features four individual murals created by a graffiti artist and a rooftop deck. Additionally, with solar panels to provide electricity, this tiny house is completely self-sufficient.

This former plumber’s ingenuity is on display in her kitchen. The exposed copper pipes and plumbing fixtures are a cool personal touch and a fun example of upcycling at its best. Designer and builder Robin Hayes left no pipe "unfitted." Everything from the cup hooks to the temperature gauge is a clever nod to her former profession.

Covered in ivy, this urban home features a blue front door, blue framed windows and a blue spiral staircase that leads to the rooftop.

Multiple levels create a smart use of space in this urban home. Just off the living area, the upstairs bedroom features an en-suite bath and bonus space perfect for an office.

This tiny house from Moveable Roots has appeal for those with contemporary taste. The combination of corrugated metal sheets with cedar wood planks provides an urban-industrial facade. Though modest in its appearance, this house proves that good things do come in small packages.

The kitchen in this tiny home has a simple yet bold palette of cobalt blue, crisp white and gray. The design is simple but it creates visual space, which is always valuable in a tiny home.

In the well-designed bathroom and laundry room of this tiny home, the placement of the mirror creates an optical illusion that doubles the depth of the space. Necessities are accounted for and surrounded by a host of white finishes that echo the clean and fresh space.

This modern tiny house exterior detail highlights its metal and wood siding, custom windows, and contemporary front door and exterior sconce light.

A dark-stained wood deck provides a small outdoor area for this shipping container tiny house, painted bright yellow. A small container garden adds a variety of color while also offering some privacy.

The narrow space in this studio apartment is made functional with stylish storage solutions, floating shelves and multipurpose furniture. The colorful accessories dress up the space and give it added personality.

We love the EcoCabins "hOMe" model not only for its sleek exterior but also for its functionality. Inside this tiny beauty you’ll find a fully functioning kitchen, a sleeping loft and a modern living space.

Every inch of an EcoCabin is designed with form and function in mind. This award-winning model features plenty of built-in storage, fold-down tables and a cozy sleeping loft that we adore.

Designed by Andrew and Gabriella Morrison for EcoCabins, the "hOMe" boasts a unique staircase with built-in storage that leads to a heavenly master sleeping loft.

Who says that you have to compromise on taste? It’s hard to believe that a four-burner gas stove can be packed into one of these tiny mobile homes.

This house on wheels packs a lot into approximately 144 square feet of rolling fun. The home features a cozy sleeping loft and a full kitchen.

This contemporary tiny home features lots of windows and glass doors to fill the house with light and give it a larger-than-life ambiance.

This charming tiny home features lots of hidden staircase storage and a wall made entirely of glass, as seen on HGTV's Tiny House, Big Living.

This tiny house might be small, but it has a big personality and plenty of living space thanks to smart design.

Light wood walls reflect light in this tiny house kitchen, giving it a spacious feel. Despite the limited footprint, the kitchen has all the amenities needed to whip up a gourmet meal.

Three wooden steps lead into this stylish tiny house that resembles a boat. Navy-blue accents contribute to its nautical theme. This model is called the Fortune Cookie.

Small windows, including porthole-style ones, give this tiny home living space a unique personality. The windows fill the home with natural light, which is accentuated by the light wall color.

A rollout bed offers extra space to accommodate overnight guests in this tiny house.

Steel siding gives this tiny home a sleek, contemporary feel. The front features glass windows and doors to let the outdoors in and visually expand the living space.

It's not a spaceship, it's a tiny home -- a contemporary tiny home with a bright white palette. This petite, modern living space offers a cozy area for watching TV and relaxing.

The one-of-a-kind Toybox Home is the result of two guys running into each other at a Chicago reclaimed materials store. It was created with the concept that home should be a fun place inspiring creativity while also providing peace of mind. The home’s exterior features include an energy-efficient thermoplastic roof plane (TPO), natural cedar siding and colorful corrugated fiberglass.

To open up space and avoid the cramped and cluttered experience associated with many tiny home designs, furniture in the Toybox Home doubles as storage and/or has multiple uses. For example, the sofa boxes double as storage containers and can be rearranged to serve multiple functions, including as a bed.

When he designed the Toybox, Paul Schultz used lighter wood to make the space feel more open. The folding table has plenty of room for two. Above the bathroom doors is a sleeping loft.

Made with assorted woods, the loft can accommodate up to a king-sized bed. Three awning windows allow a breeze to flow in.

This house on wheels packs a lot into approximately 144 square feet of rolling fun. It was designed by Matthew Swett of Taproot Architects and built by JADE Craftsman Builders in Washington State. It has a sleeping loft and a full kitchen.

The comfy living room in this tiny home leads to a small wood staircase to the bedroom, while French doors provide natural light and an open space perfect for enjoying the great outdoors in style.

The exterior of this tiny home on wheels features gray accents and a bright orange door, as seen on HGTV's Tiny House, Big Living.

This tiny house's kitchen features a built-in aquaponics system, as seen on HGTV's Tiny House, Big Living.