Tumbleweed’s Tiny Popomo Trailer is a Rolling Home that Gathers no Moss

<a href="http://www.tinyhousedesign.com/2011/07/26/tumbleweed-popomo-costs-approximately-20k-in-materials/">Tumbleweed's tiny homes</a> are always memorable, but the unique Popomo design by Jay Shafer may well be one of their most interesting. It's also the easiest to build. The Popomo manages to pack a bedroom, living area, kitchen, and bathroom within a 8' x 18' footprint that can be parked anywhere. And if the protective <a href="http://inhabitat.com/spectacular-huercal-overa-lookout-tower-gets-a-rustic-upgrade/">COR-TEN exterior siding</a> is not your style, wood panelling can be used instead.

The COR-TEN steel exterior protects this rolling home

But for those who prefer something a little less rustic, wood can be used instead

But the rough look shouldn't fool you

This trailer has all the amenities the modern nomad needs

A bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and living area

All with a tiny footprint, and it harvests rainwater!