Huge tiny houses are all well and good, but for those who want to travel regularly, something smaller is more practical. This compact model combines an open layout with a solar power setup that ensures the lights stay on wherever you park it.

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At just over 21 ft in length, what this pint-sized tiny house lacks in extra space it makes up for with portability. It could be a good fit for two people wanting a towable vacation home or to embrace a minimalist life on the road.

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Tiny house firms are always trying to think up new ways of maximizing space. Modern Tiny Living has hit upon a neat approach with its Shadow model, which features a living room that seats six, has lots of storage, and also doubles as a guest bed.

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Rover Tiny Homes' latest model, the Tulameen, features an eye-catching exterior inspired by classic US styling and a spacious interior. The towable home is currently on the market for roughly $118,000.

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In a quest to offer portability while maximizing floorspace, we've seen tiny houses embrace all kinds of weird and wonderful ideas. This extraordinary example takes the novel approach of inflating its upper section to sleep six people.

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There are large tiny houses and then there's the Dogwood. This enormous residence makes a mockery of the word tiny and is easily the biggest example of small living we've seen to date, with a floorspace of 750 sq ft.

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The TinyPlex is an unusually large towable dwelling. It consists of not just one but two separate homes, each of which measures 200 sq ft and has an open and light-filled layout that sleeps up to two people.

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Frontier Tiny Homes impressed us with its spacious Felicity model, but with its Agatha, the firm has produced a towable home that's more in line with smaller European models and is suitable for full-time living.

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A lot of tiny houses nowadays are expensive and luxurious, however Dragon Tiny Homes recalls the small living movement's humble roots with a compact and simple towable home named Aria that doesn't break the bank.

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The Felicity 10' Wide tiny house aims to offer the sort of experience you usually only get in a "real" house. With a spacious and light-filled interior layout, it includes some nice home comforts, such as a dishwasher and bathtub.

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