Summary:

In this episode of the podcast, the owners of Little River Tiny House share their personal journey of designing, building, and renting out a tiny house. With no prior experience in cabin design, they embarked on this project out of necessity and passion, learning along the way. They discuss the challenges of construction, financing through credit, and navigating local regulations. The episode is filled with practical advice for listeners who dream of building their own tiny house, including insights on financial management, dealing with setbacks, and maximizing the unique appeal of a custom-built property.

Instagram:

@littlerivertinyhouse
@cozyrockcabin
@cozycabinboone
@cozycampsebec

Booking Sites:

Little River Tiny House: https://book.hosfully.com/little-river-envisioned
Cozy Rock Cabin: https://airbnb.com/h/cozyrockcabin
Cozy Cabin Boone: https://airbnb.com/h/cozycabinboone
Cozy Camp Sebec: https://airbnb.com/h/cozycampsebec


YouTube Channel:
/ @cozyrockcabin1664


Cozy Rock Website: https://www.staycozycabin.com

Book a Cabin Consultation Here: https://www.staycozycabin.com

Keywords:

• Tiny house, DIY construction, Airbnb hosting, financial challenges, Custom building, Property management, Guest experience

Chapters:

(00:00 - 05:56) Introduction and Early Inspiration

(05:57 - 07:10) Beginnings and First Steps

(07:11 - 09:44) Designing the Tiny House

(09:45 - 13:24) Financial Challenges and Solutions

(13:25 - 17:10) Balancing Life and Building

(17:11 - 23:54) Unique Design Elements and Interior Choices

(23:55 - 29:40) Community Support and Social Media Influence

(29:41 - 36:36) Overcoming Doubts and Proving Themselves

(36:37 - 44:43) Consulting and Helping Others

(44:44 - 57:28) Future Plans and Reflections

Summary:

In this episode, we welcome Cameron and Lauren, a couple from Charlotte who have transformed their love for cabins into a series of inspiring projects. The conversation begins with some light-hearted moments, including the hosts' technical challenges and introductions. Cameron and Lauren share their journey of purchasing and renovating their first cabin, the Hillside House, in Boone, NC, which led to further projects, including another cabin and a van build. They discuss the importance of community, the challenges and rewards of DIY renovations, and the joys of connecting with nature through their spaces. They also touch on their upcoming adventures and the importance of taking time to enjoy the fruits of their labor.


Instagram
@the_hillside_house
@cozyrockcabin
@cozycabinboone
@cozycampsebec

Booking Sites
The Hillside House: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/40873550?
Cozy Rock Cabin: Tiny home in Freeport · ★5.0 · 2 bedrooms · 2 beds · 1 bath
Cozy Cabin Boone: Cabin in Boone · ★4.96 · 3 bedrooms · 5 beds · 3 baths
Cozy Camp Sebec: Cottage in Dover-Foxcroft · ★4.98 · 4 bedrooms · 5 beds · 2 baths

YouTube Channel:
/ @cozyrockcabin1664

Keywords:

Cabin Culture, DIY Renovation, Hillside House, Boone, NC, Van Build, Community, Nature Connection, Cabin Enthusiasts, Interior Design, Project Management

Chapters:

(00:00 - 05:56) Introduction and Light-Hearted Moments

(05:57 - 07:10) Beginnings and First Impressions

(07:11 - 09:44) The Hillside House: First Cabin Project

(09:45 - 13:24) Renovation Details and Challenges

(13:25 - 17:10) Managing Projects and Personal Life

(17:11 - 23:54) Community and Guest Experience

(23:55 - 29:40) Exploring Boone and the Blue Ridge Mountains

(29:41 - 36:36) Second Cabin and Van Build Projects

(36:37 - 44:43) Future Plans and Enjoying the Journey

(44:44 - 57:28) Closing Thoughts and Reflections

Summary:

In this episode of "Cabin Culture," Janice Smith interviews Caspar Schols, the innovative designer behind Cabin Anna. Caspar shares his journey from physicist to architect, driven by a lifelong passion for making and building. He discusses the inspiration behind Cabin Anna, which combines his love for nature and detailed craftsmanship. Caspar reveals how the design evolved from an art installation to a fully functional, dynamic living space. The conversation delves into the philosophical aspects of cabin living, the importance of reconnecting with nature, and the delicate balance of comfort and raw experience. Caspar also shares his future plans and the impact of his work on both himself and his clients.

Instagram
@cabin_anna
@cozyrockcabin
@cozycabinboone
@cozycampsebec

Booking Sites:

Cabin Anna: https://www.cabin-anna.com
Cozy Rock Cabin: https://airbnb.com/h/cozyrockcabin
Cozy Cabin Boone: https://airbnb.com/h/cozycabinboone
Cozy Camp Sebec: https://airbnb.com/h/cozycampsebec


YouTube Channel:
/ @cozyrockcabin1664

Cozy Rock Website: https://www.staycozycabin.com

Book a Cabin Consultation Here: https://www.staycozycabin.com

Keywords

Cabin Design, Cabin Anna, Caspar Schols, Architecture, Nature Connection, Minimalism, Dynamic Living Spaces, Cabin Culture, Reconnecting with Nature, Philosophical Living

Chapters

(0:00 - 10:00) Introduction and Background

(10:01 - 20:00) Inspiration and Design Process

(20:01 - 30:00) The Evolution of Cabin Anna

(30:01 - 40:00) Living in Harmony with Nature

(40:01 - 50:00) Challenges and Business Model

(50:01 - 60:00) Philosophical Insights and Future Plans