Christina Nellemann 
After the decluttering process is completed, every space in your tiny home should be pristine and completely organized. Yeah, right. Everyone knows there is going to be those random odds and ends that just don’t have a home: rubber bands, extra (but necessary) pens, tea lights, Post-It Notes, paperclips, and … Read more
Even though Norida glamping pods and tiny houses are built in Florida, they look more like what you would find in Sweden or Norway. Founded by two Swedish-American families, the Norida Pods company offers smart, innovative and affordable tiny house solutions. The combination of Swedish design and U.S. construction blends … Read more
Ever since I saw a video tour of the International Space Station years ago, I became a complete fan of the module. If you don’t already know, the ISS consists of multiple modules, or pods, that connect together. Each module performs a specific task or is used for a specific … Read more
Over the past decade carpet tiles have gone beyond airports and elementary schools. What once was a utilitarian way to cover a floor is now a sophisticated (and fun) way to add softness and color to any house—including a tiny house. Carpet tiles are squares of carpet that can be … Read more
Thousands of van conversion videos and tours are available at our fingertips. While they are drool-worthy, most of them include features many of us can only dream of having in our own vans (if we win the lottery). Miranda’s humble yet bright and colorful van tells another story. Miranda W. … Read more
It’s becoming more common to see prefab homes being erected in a few hours or a few days. However, what’s even less common is seeing a tiny home manufacturer who is the only provider of a space age modular building material. Boxvana builds tiny homes out of fiberglass reinforced polymer. … Read more
The first time I saw a rooftop tent in action was at Valley of Fire State Park near Las Vegas. A young, newly married couple (“Just Married” was marked in white on their vehicle) had set up camp near our site in their SUV/rooftop tent combo. The tent was deployed … Read more
The people of the United Kingdom have long had a wonderful selection of campers and trailers (known as caravans) available to them. These lightweight and stylish options are finally being duplicated somewhat in the U.S. However, we may have to wait a bit longer for this awesome camper. The Atlas … Read more
The classic, canvas covered tent is an elevated way to camp. More permanent and comfortable than a typical campsite, basecamps have been used for generations to have a “landed” place to set up a tent, wood stove, cooking area, fire pit and even an outdoor living room. Day trips for … Read more
There is no need to invest in a hundred acres of land or a $100,000 tiny house to start your own organic farm. Yoga teacher, musician, and sustainability educator Siri Lorece does it all (and a lot more) from a rented tiny house in Southern California. Lorece’s tiny house is … Read more
Another state has opened up its arms to the tiny house community. This time the news come from the Atlantic Coast rather than the West. Maine is the latest state to allow tiny homes and tiny homes on wheels as residences. This month, Maine Governor Janet Mills signed a new … Read more
There are some lucky tiny house dwellers who enjoy the convenience of a washing machine or a full laundry center in their home. However, many tiny houses are not built with a washing machine and the owners are required to head to the laundromat or find alternative ways to wash … Read more