Tiny homes, by their very nature, evoke a feeling of freedom and, in some cases, the idea of traveling the wide open road solo or only with those who live inside. However, tiny house dwellers are going against this idea and are creating communities and...
Amidst the threat of a worldwide pandemic, a family of four who has been living in 300 square feet on wheels is trying to stay safe while living in an eighth of the interior real estate of the average American household. How can you stay safe...
The motivation to join the ever-growing tiny house movement is as different as the people building the homes. From skoolie to school class build, THOW (Tiny House On Wheels) to park model on skids, the range of home conversions is endless. Many looking to downsize...
The kitchen is the room in most homes that is used daily. It is a space for gathering with friends and family, hosting parties, and making memories. So how can you keep the comradery of a kitchen in such a small space? Consider the tips in...
What You Really Need to Know-The 7 Must-Know Tips Before Conversion As the tiny house movement and alternative housing continue to take the real estate industry by storm, people are getting creative to find ways to live comfortably in areas that are already overpopulated and too...
When you choose to live in a tiny house of any kind—THOW, skoolie, van conversion, or park model—the occasional passerby will often want to come in and “oooohhh” and “ahhhhh” at how you survive on so little. However, this is much different than housing overnight...
As the trend toward alternate housing continues to swell with the rise in cost of living, more than millenials are looking to live in less than 400 square feet. Tiny houses began their ascent into mainstream media over a decade ago, but until the real...
Any sized house deals with temperature fluctuations throughout the day as temperature rises and falls, with each passing season, and during extreme changes in temperatures or storms. Tiny houses are no exception and although built like a house on a foundation and far more durable...
The minimalist “tiny life” is not exactly conducive to acquiring gifts. Often tiny house dwellers “collect” experiences rather than physical items, or already have what they need. Most tiny house belongings are already being fully utilized. When it comes to buying a little something for...
At the beginning of the tiny house movement, tiny houses were built by individuals. Most of whom did not have concrete building experience, and rather learned hands on as the build progressed. Often materials were reclaimed to add character and keep the build cost low...