Levi gets back to nature, visiting two of his favorite tiny cabins in the woods. First stop, the Little River Tiny House, a hand-built tiny home awash in natural wood with high ceilings and zigzag stairs that lead to an overlooking loft and private rooftop deck. Next, Levi heads to The Nook, a restful respite with playful amenities including a pull-out coffee table, a living room swing, plus multiple ladders and lofts.
Levi discovers the awe-inspiring views at On the Rocks, a shipping container tiny home getaway atop Georgia’s Lookout Mountain. At the cliff’s edge reside two cargo container homes, a single 20-foot dwelling and its double-wide counterpart. Forget wi-fi and television, these tiny homes feature stylish open living concepts with a bird’s-eye view of the surrounding mountain landscape, deck seating with a charming bed swing, and a shared firepit for roasting marshmallows and experiencing the tranquility of nature.
Levi takes vacation inspiration to new heights with two spectacular treetop getaways. Suspended over a beautiful ravine, the Hemlock Treehouse in the Hocking Hills region of Ohio boasts beautiful walkways, multiple decks, a cedar hot tub warmed by a wood-burning stove, and an adjacent fire pit. In Asheville, North Carolina the Farmhouse Treehouse welcomes visitors with a cozy wraparound porch, incredible mountain views, and open and spacious design that embodies farmhouse style.
Levi discovers tiny, secluded sanctuaries just minutes from downtown Atlanta, Georgia. The perfect romantic retreat, Urban B&B’s Atlanta Treehouse is poised atop a 400 year-old oak tree surrounded by stunning views and ample decking. For a cozy cabin vibe, Levi tours a unique 350 square-foot tiny home in the same community with an elongated design and a pop-out for additional space. This hidden hideaway is one of Levi’s favorite layouts.
On the Big Island of Hawaii, the landscapes are just as unique as the tiny homes. Levi visits the Ohana House, an off-the-grid tiny house at the foot of the world’s most active volcano. Sitting atop beautiful black volcanic rock, this island escape consists of two individual pods bridged by a lanai that offers the perfect view of the surrounding lava field. Next, Levi heads to Kuono, a tiny home inspired by the modern sea cabins of Nordskot, Norway and nestled in lush, tropical scenery.
Levi’s quest to find unique one-night stays takes him from Crane Hill, Alabama to Kona, Hawaii. Nestled in the treetops overlooking Lewis Smith Lake, Levi’s first stop is a cheerful tiny home on wheels. Perfect for lake living, this mobile mini offers beautiful views enjoyed from hammocks, a picnic area, and a fire pit with just a short walk to the water. Next, Levi heads up the mountain in Kona to a tiny house village surrounded by a stunning tropical landscape. The Lehua tiny house features a spacious layout and front deck with beautiful community areas for bonfires and BBQs.
Levi debunks the myth that everything is bigger in Texas as he explores the tiny treehouses of HoneyTree Farm. Artistic in design and perched among sturdy live oaks, the Acorn and Leaf treehouses both feature three levels of living and outdoor space connected by a winding, fairytale-like staircase. Outdoor areas on the top and bottom levels offer comfortable seating, outdoor bathtubs and rooftop patios with the perfect view of hill country during the day and the vast, star-filled Texas sky at night.
Levi goes off the grid for a little dome-style glamping at the top of a Tennessee mountain. Surrounded by caves, rocky bluffs and hiking trails, a unique geodesic dome home offers spectacular views from its surrounding deck, hot tub and fire pit. A large window facing the landscape fills the 450 square foot dome with natural light and complements its open concept design and the simple, yet stylish décor inside. Next, Levi heads to the Vest tiny house, a modern minimalist home that boasts tiny living with all the comforts of home.
Levi heads to the foothills of New York's Adirondack mountains to check out two boutique stays on AKaydia Estate. Surrounded by scenic views, Hickory Outlook is a modern getaway that boasts a tall pitched roof, a beautiful heated patio and amenities including a fire pit, hot tub and sauna. For a more industrial vibe, the Scenic Orchard embraces its black shipping container base with cool concrete floors, a metal roof, and overhangs that house dedicated outdoor entertaining spaces.
Levi discovers Scandinavian style in the mountain town of Asheville, North Carolina. The ModCabins offer sleek, modern design mixed with rustic elements that echo the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape. A nature lover’s haven, these cozy cabins feature charming open-air decks, retro wood-burning stoves, outdoor dining tables, private hot tubs, and nearby hiking trails.
It’s a romantic getaway when Levi and Savannah arrive in the heart of Ohio’s Amish country, the site of two show-stopping tiny homes at Tiny Stays Berlin. The Lux boasts a striking geometric exterior with a butterfly roof and expansive deck. Inside, the 12-foot ceiling conceals a 90-inch projector screen; the loft bedroom offers a skylight view of the stars; and the bathroom features a jacuzzi and rain shower set under a massive skylight. The more Nordic-inspired Scandi also offers a secluded outdoor sauna, fire pit and ice bath barrel.
Levi shares his mind-blowing experience at the Emerald Forest Treehouse in Redmond, Washington. Featured on Treehouse Masters, this two-story tiny home among the evergreens is accessed by a 55-foot suspended bridge and surrounded by an expansive wraparound deck and 40-foot high crow’s nest. Levi’s favorite highlights? The complimentary "zip-line breakfast” and nearby Emerald Forest Theatre featuring a 16-foot hanging screen and seating in comfortable open-air pods, Kodama Zomes, and hammock-like dream nets.
Levi visits two tiny cabins with similar square footage, but very different aesthetics. Kapwa Cabin in Swannanoa, NC is inspired by a Filipino concept of the same name. “Kapwa” loosely translates to “kindred” and refers to the shared identity that instructs us to care for each other. In this spirit, the cabin is awash with rustic and colorful elements that celebrate indigenous lineages. For a more modern vibe, Aspen Haus in Hawking Hills, OH feels like a calm retreat infused with neutral earthy tones inspired by nature.
