Yurts

Yurts have come a long way from their East Asian origins. A spiral staircase is the perfect accent to yurt living. Not only would it save precious space but with @paragonstairs you can customize your spiral to match your yurt style perfectly! Check out our selection or build your own custom spiral staircase today! #spiralstaircase #yurt #custom #tinyhome #staircase #homedesign #tinyliving #decorideas #style #design #renovation #homereno

Interested in a she shed? Try this DIY Yurt Cabin. It's a great space for a she shed, woman cave, or craft house and can be built in just 3-5 days! #sheshed #womancave #sheshedideas #backyards #craftroom #diy #shedplans #smallspaces #tinyliving #yurtlife

When most people think of yurts what comes to mind are the fabric or canvas options that might feel a little less secure than your average camping tent. While the traditional yurt is made to be broken down, a wooden yurt offers the same spiritual round shape but on a more permanent basis. Traditional yurts

If you've ever wondered how a wood and fabric yurt compare, you'll be amazed. Yurt's have come a long way, and wooden yurts are affordable, all-weather, cabin-like structures that can be easily built and moved if needed. Find out why you need a wood yurt. #freedomyurtcabins #yurtlife #yurtliving #woodyurt #fabricyurt #tent #shelter #sheshed #emergencyshelter #yurthome #tinyliving #tinyhouse #yurtdesign #yurtinterior #design #offgrid #affordable #mordernyurt #glamping #cabins #DIY

Hunting for the perfect yurt decor for your home can be so enjoyable. View the common styles for interior & exterior decorating of this unique structure.

Explore all that Pacific Yurts have to offer. Find pricing for standard features, as well as custom upgrades for walls, insulation, doors, & weather protection.

Pin it Feeling cramped at home has a limited set of solutions: Get out or grow out. That is to say, you can either move out to a new dwelling, or decide to add on to your existing structure. Or, in

Yurt Twins, Join in the Fun! There are a variety of reasons why joining two separate yurts might make sense. Here are just a few: To increase square footage You...

On the other hand, we have natural homes. Sure there might be lots of dust traps, but they appeal to the human side of our soul... that side that knows we are a part of nature. Most of us find natural homes strangely appealing because they offer a sense of tranquillity that is often lacking in our hectic lives.