An outdoor enthusiast transformed his old box truck into a rustic mobile tiny home, according to a report by autoevolution.

1. A Cotswolds kitchen by Dalrymple Studio When you think of a log cabin kitchen, lots of natural wood, layered log walls, and an abundance of rustic finishes likely come to mind.

When Sophie moved into her cabin, she found lots of hidden treasures from the previous owner that she has since given a new ...

The chairs are made from hickory and covered in black-and-white gingham that echoes the Americana feel Harrison wanted in the cabin—a sentiment she credits to her years working with Ralph Lauren.

The old 1,000-square-foot cabin was barely habitable, but it was what the newly married couple could afford in the neighborhood at the time, so they decided to make the best of it.

“It’s miraculous that the cabin still exists. It’s five years shy of being 200 years old,” said Michael Wynne, a local historian who is leading efforts to save it.

Scandia man lovingly restores 170-year-old cabin A Scandia, Minnesota, man has saved a big part of the state's Swedish history. "History is very important to this area," said Jim Lindberg.