This is the story of a couple who decided instead of trying to find the home of their dreams, they would design and build the perfect cabin that would fit them like a glove! And

I smiled from ear to ear when I read these words from the messages area of our Tiny House Talk Facebook Page, "I haz a tiny cabin in the woods! I'm on the Olympic Peninsula." Yes!

The definition of LEAN 2 “a building sharing one wall with a larger building, and having a roof that leans against that wall, a temporary shelter, either supported or freestanding.” I ‘lean 2’ the idea that it’s much more than a temporary shelter, it’s more like a permanent modern masterpiece. We literally start with this base model and can turn it into whatever you want it to be.

The A-Frame Cabin offers all the space you need for lake, pond, or hunting trips, plus a relaxing spot at the end of the day. Design your shed now!

cabin with two level roof

The Morgan, a 14’X24’ cabin with a small loft, porch and deck.

After renting in San Francisco for a decade, DIY couple Molly Fiffer and Jeff Waldman bought 10 acres in the Santa Cruz Mountains, where the pair and their friends built a cabin compound complete with sheds, tree decks, a pavilion, a wood-fired hot tub, an outhouse, and an outdoor shower.

Today we will introduce you to ‘The Coalmont Tiny Cabin’, suitable for the minimalist life of your dreams.

In the Honka Naava model, an efficient floor plan is combined with modern architecture. The heart of the cabin is Naava's spacious living room/kitchen, with light streaming through high windows. A landscape window allows you to enjoy the surrounding nature from the bedroom. Naava, which has a shed roof, is easy to vary by, say, mirroring the structure with a sauna building on the ‘landscape’ side.