Are you living freely when you are looking to be the best that you can one day become instead of going downhill from where you are, even if you are a teen.

TINY TEXAS HOUSES NEWSLETTER

MAY 31, 2025

What do you see that could be considered trash, thrown in a landfill instead of being turned into a house? By many people’s standards, this house is junk… just trashy from the start. What will it look like when it is rebuilt? Watch and see, as well as join Mii for sales of parts and pieces, designs to help you build, and consulting from a distance, so that you will succeed if you have the will. Join Mii through subscriptions and stay up-to-date with all the information you need, as well as have the opportunity to ask questions if you have a project to complete.

Trim from the 1930s and siding from the early 1900s. All the pieces are from many decades past, so that no new trees get cut to create this tiny house. All the glass was made a century ago, as well as the hardware that will go on the doors and windows. Sustainable in ways that no new material can be, based on the resources or the human energy, salvage is the best way to save on time, materials, and is free.

I bought this railing for a job in Round Top in 2010. I have wanted to put them in a house for 15 years. The time has come. Like it? Cypress railing from the 1890s.

There will be a deck below as well as a pole to tie into the one above. Imagine a deck extending above and across the front to the other side, with an additional upper deck to connect and complete the wrap-around. How does that sound? Herbs and veggies growing on your balconies.

There’s a lot of scraping to do before painting, but the color selection will lead to an incredible house. There are many details to attend to, but when completed, it will look like a lot of fun instead of work. With a passion and inspiration, it’s not work, just life hours spent creating a gratifying thing called a home. Pour your heart into our home, and you will find why Home is where the Heart is when you’re done. Blood, Sweat, and Tears go into building our own homes with our hands, feet, and minds involved.

This house is called the “Loopholer” because it was designed to circumvent the Neighborhood regulations that prevent one from placing a tiny house in a station near their home. Neighborhoods that do not want to see you have a place to go besides the house that Wii all know is not the same as a studio. Meditation or creation, whether as an artist or for personal health, the extra space is valuable. Yet, you must use stealth to enter many yards where the Neighborhood Association acts as if it were a Czar and has the right to tell you nearly anything it wants about how you live and what you build on your lot. It’s under 140 square feet and does not have a bathroom, a kitchen, or a way to prevent it from being placed in your backyard in many of the places where they have stopped so far.

June Sale starts in just a few days, so please plan, watch, get your goals list together, and think about what you might need to get started in June and July of 2025 to make your dreams for a tiny getaway house come true—Brad@TinyTexasHouses.com for more information.