Katja and Adam Thom, from the architectural firm of Agathom, chose a long, windswept granite rock in northern Ontario, Canada to built a small, off the grid wood-framed cabin with a modern slanting roof resembling an airplane wing or a tent flap pulled down and pegged. Continue reading →

The Slot House is a small home renovation project by Noroof Architects, located in Brooklyn, NY. Positioned behind a beautiful Maple tree, this compact home of 1000 sq. ft. got its name from the slot incision created to allow the tree to be seen from inside, only during the work the original structure’s cedar-framed handmade brick wall was revealed, becoming the spatial concept of the house, extending it vertically and horizontally. Continue reading →

With a tiny space of 540 sq. ft. this small, New-York apartment was renovated to accommodate Michael Finger and Joanne Kennedy and their two children. Continue reading →

Created by Vancouver-based architecture firm Osburn/Clarke, Joe’s House is a small, tree fort retreat home – one of a group of buildings commissioned by the same client – located on an island off the south west coast of British Columbia, Canada. Continue reading →

A 100 year old barn has been renovated and transformed into a tiny home, where Tolya and Otto Stonorov carefully designed a compact, child-proof space for their family of three plus Oscar, the dog. Located in Oakland, California this two-story, 400 sq. ft. house is quite compact. Continue reading →

Step back in time with this small gypsy wagon – a unique handcrafted home, full of Victorian details on the outside as well as on the inside; use it as a portable guest house, a romantic retreat or a one-of-a-kind home office. Continue reading →

Located in Dorset, UK, the Plankbridge Workshop creates the most adorable, small homes which can be used as home office, studio or garden room. With a traditional, insulated, mobile design, these huts are cosy and full of charming details. Continue reading →

Located in New Mexico, this small house (less than 800 sq. ft.) generates all of its own electricity. By the use of green construction materials this compact home incorporates passive solar heating and cooling, where straw bale exterior walls insulate and interior adobe thermal mass walls absorb heat. Continue reading →

The Engawa House, by Japanese Tezuka Architects, is a long and narrow house which becomes like a porch after sliding the 16 meters glass panel doors, opening up that whole side of the house. a curtain runs across that side, for privacy. Continue reading →

This small wooden cabin was designed by Fantastic Norway, an Oslo-based architectural studio. Influenced by the unique building culture in the area, this compact 77 sq. meters home is both beautiful and pragmatic. Continue reading →