Awesome. Totally charming. So frustrating that there aren't more interior shots in the first link, though. Vlada's House and Wee Hoose have some interior shots.

These are amazing.

I need to go back to school and get my degree in Truckology.

Very cool. Thanks for the link.

The base unit for the City of Tiny Lights.

i totally want one of the 12 x 16 CROSS GABLE ones to be installed on a rooftop here, as my own private penthouse house.

I want it!

Love this, thanks LeeJay!

This is awesome. I don't think I'd be comfortable in anything less than the 8' x 10', but I could definitely live in that.

Geeez, a lot of these homes make the RV I live in look positively huge (330 square feet).

There's a motel in Aurora on Route 30 that has cabins similar to this, except they're a bit bigger and I assume they have bathrooms.

I've pretty much always lived in small spaces since I've been on my own... but some of these would be hard to take. I can look at them and say "yeah!", but the truth is, you can't have books, or board games, or keep art supplies or tools. I don't mind the idea of having minimal kitchen stuff, minimal number of clothes, shoes, cosmetics, etc. But some of the other stuff I would have to dump bugs me.

However, when I look around... I still sort of say "hell, yeah... I could dump a ton of junk" (and I live in less than 1,000 square feet). But the books! And the tools! Really, I love the small... but I guess not.

Actually... You know what? I've always dreamed of living on a houseboat. I bet I could accommodate whatever I had to strip and dump in order to live on a houseboat. I'm crazymad for boats and water... So I guess it all has to do with one's own personal eccentricities,

I like this guy's work.

Maybe if I followed the second link I wouldn't look so stupid.

*shudder* Oh...but no. I mean, they're adorable, and I love looking at them...but I'm not even sure I could go in one for very long without getting the heebie jeebies. I once lived in a space not much larger, but since then, I seem to have developed both claustrophobia (and oddly enough, intermittent agoraphobia). I'll take a huge, high ceiling room with lots of windows, please. :) A sunlit warehouse works for me. Seriously, I can't stay in my computer room for really long stretches, and it's close to twice the size of some of these adorable houses. (15x12, thereabouts) I can't breathe, thinking about sleeping that close to a ceiling or a wall. Yeeek!

Absolutely. Sign me up.