This small cabin looks like the perfect retreat. Sitting in the middle of a wooded field with no one around for miles—dreamy!
This cabin offers the best of both worlds: a lakeside view and easy access to the woods.
In World War II, this tiny cabin in the Netherlands was a workers' shelter. Now it's a cozy cottage.
If you don't have a lot of space inside your cabin, you can always make the most of your outdoor area. This yard feels nearly endless.
This isn't your typical tiny cabin. It's something straight out of Dr. Seuss—and we love it!
This post-and-beam cabin in the B.C. woods near Horsefly Lake was designed by Sam and Monika Petersen. They didn't use any preconceived plans—just their imaginations—but it seems to have worked out just fine.
Rustic little cabins like this one are just about the coziest places in the world. The tiny porch gives this building a little extra personality.
This is House Zilvar, a hexagonal cabin built on a lot where no new development was allowed—but the owners were allowed to replace the existing home if they didn't increase the size. The result is this cute cabin with an upward thrust.
If you're looking for the ultimate in solitude, this might be the cabin for you.
A creek, a cabin, and quiet. What else could you possibly need?
Ever dreamed of packing it all up and moving to a tiny retreat in the woods? Us too! We love the idea of sitting by a roaring fire in a one-room cabin listening to the wind in the trees.
These ten tiny cabins definitely aren’t helping us fend of daydreams of running off to the wilderness. They’re an eclectic mix—showing just what tiny-cabin living can look like.
Which is your favourite?
