Tiny desert house

Sara & Rich Combs | Back in 2015 we bought our first house in the desert (in Joshua Tree, CA) as a personal creative retreat. As designers we were craving a… | Instagram

This tiny home includes a Queen size bedroom nook, full bathroom, fully stocked kitchen, and a living room with a wood burning fireplace.

Three months out of the year this is the home of Samuel Gray. This adobe casita located near Abiquiu, NM and in just a few years will be Sam’s full-time residence. It measures 12′ by 10′ on the exterior but due to the thick adobe walls has only about 86 interior square feet. He built it for less than $3000 and it’s powered by a simple low cost photovoltaic solar system. Continue and read about this Adobe Casita in Sam’s own words. There are more photos too. Here’s Sam’s description of his…

This cute "casita" is an eclectic southwestern neighborhood that dates back to the 1940s.

A house in the Utah desert for an impoverished Navajo woman by architecture students from the University of Colorado.

Foter Magazine on Instagram: "Nestled in #Mexico's tranquil desert landscape, Casa IBÓ by @taller.made offers a contemporary embrace of clean lines and earthy tones, merging seamlessly with the native flora and a serene poolside oasis. Images by @raumvisual #fotermagazine #foter #architecture #tallermade #architectureinmexico"

by John Hall I live in this small Casita which I completed in April of 2012. It is 20 miles north of Tucson and it sits on two plus acres in a saguaro cactus forest. The cabin was designed and built by Richard Moser and his son Jeffrey in 2012.It has one bedroom, a separate

Are you interested in living off the grid? It can be challenging to provide for your own needs for energy, water and other resources, but for John Wells, it’s preferable to the challenge of working

I am fascinated by the Southwest, especially Southwestern culturre. One thing I love about the Southwest is Adobe Houses. I took this Adobe house and altered it a bit.