15 Tiny Houses at Lowe’s You Can Build in a Matter of Hours

For photographers, artists, and anyone who enjoys natural light, angle your tiny house toward the sun because these floor-to-ceiling windows shouldn't go to waste. Though this one isn't exactly easy to build, the kit includes fully panelized wall sections, pre-framed roof sections, trim, hardware, and fasteners, so if you're up to the challenge, this one is for you.

Slightly easier to build than the previous tiny house, this one includes pre-cut, ready-to-assemble pieces that don't require any special skills or tools. There's also a complete floor system, two large windows with transoms, and integrated transom door windows, so there will be no shortage of light here.

With easy-to-follow instructions (complete with videos) to help guide you through the assembly process, you'll have this studio space up and running in no time. It comes with everything you'd need, including fully panelized wall sections, pre-framed roof sections, trim, hardware, and fasteners. Just be sure to optimize the double doors for a spectacular view.

Embrace the farmhouse life with this engineered storage shed that can double as a stylish tiny house. With double doors on one side, a single door on another, and windows on all sides, this structure is nothing short of homey. If the brown color isn't doing it for you, feel free to paint it any shade that suits you.

A traditional design for those looking for a simple layout, this two-window, double-door tiny house is perhaps one of the most charming we've seen. Word to the wise: If you're taking this project on yourself, there will be some cutting required, but all of the hardware and nails are in the box.

You may not be able to use the elevated loft space as a spare bedroom, as it's only four feet high, but you can certainly hide your clutter up there! Otherwise, hang out on the ground level, whose walls are about seven feet high. Like the previous tiny house, you may need a saw to cut some of the pieces required to build this stunning structure.

Perhaps the most impressive feature of this modern tiny house is its ability to stand up to the elements. In fact, the exterior features specially-engineered siding that offers complete protection against rot, decay, and insects. In other words, you can enjoy your tiny house for years to come. It's even quite easy to build, with pre-cut parts that eliminate the need for measuring and cutting. The doors are also pre-assembled and pre-hung.

Arriving ready-to-assemble, this tiny house comes with a complete floor, large paned window, pre-hung doors, and decorative trim so you can get to work putting together your brand new space without much hassle.

If weather has been the only thing standing between you and a tiny house, you're about to reconsider. This structure is literally built to last: It's outfitted with hurricane hangers and trusses for extra weather protection. It's not preassembled, though, so if you want to double-down on your tiny house, you may want to enlist the pros.

At first glance this tiny house may not look livable because of its lack of windows, but they're all cleverly hidden. In addition to the two on the double front doors, there are also six skylights that allow plenty of light to stream inside. What's more, this tiny house is made of resin, meaning a little weather wont bring it down any time soon.

Looking for a Colonial-style house? Look no further. Not only does this charming space quite accurately reflect the architectural elements of traditional Colonial buildings, but it's easy to build yourself. However, the chic shingles, light fixtures, and paint are not included. Luckily, Lowe's carries all three, so if you like the look, just add those three products to your cart.

For the tiny house-hunter seeking a more modern design, this contemporary studio-inspired space may just be what you're looking for. It's not just style though. It's quite durable (and livable, might we add), with glass double-doors that are insulated more than four times that of standard doors. You can even choose between six siding colors to create a house you'll actually love.

If too much direct sunlight is a problem in your area, this tiny house will help you avoid excessive heat as sun beats through the windows, courtesy of its transom windows. The layout is also great for anyone looking to create their own little getaway. It may be a bit small to call home, but it's the perfect size for a she-shed, art studio, or anything in between.