Christina Nellemann 
The term “compound” has taken on a much different meaning these days. The term actually describes a property (usually rural) that has multiple buildings on one or several lots. Compounds are usually inhabited by multiple owners, family members, or business or organizational partners. A compound is usually a multi-family property … Read more
With spring swiftly heading our way, the outdoors is beckoning again. Most likely, social distancing is still going to be a thing this spring, so why not find a place that caters to everything outdoors? Yonder Escalante is a unique glamping resort in Utah. Yonder Escalante is a unique resort … Read more
Anyone interested in fiberglass trailers should be familiar with the Lil Snoozy camper. Its streamlined shape and open floor plan made it a popular choice for lightweight trailer shoppers. Unfortunately, the Lil Snoozy manufacturer went out of business in 2019, leaving buyers in a lurch. The Snoozy II is a … Read more
One of the most beautiful national parks has just gotten a tinier bit better. Glacier National Park in northern Montana has always had some great places to stay, but now the park even has a few tiny homes that are sure to be a hit with park visitors. 10 colorful … Read more
After suffering from an unprecedented amount of snow, plummeting temperatures, and a complete power shutdown, you can bet that many people in Texas will be looking for ways to avoid what happened last week during the hard freeze. The Texas freeze made international headlines. The independent nature of the Lone … Read more
Anyone who has installed drywall themselves cries out that there must be a better way. Maneuvering the massively heavy, yet fragile sheets of gypsum and paper into place might just be a DIYer’s worst nightmare. Drywall makes for beautiful walls but can be a pain to install as a DIYer. … Read more
Over the last few months, escaping the city seems to be more important than ever. Out of the biggest cities in the U.S., New York City is seeing thousands of people leave every day. However, not all of them are leaving the state, but rather going upstate. Upstate New York … Read more
Anyone who works from any sized home knows that the work gets done better and faster when distractions are kept at bay. Guest bedrooms and the corners of living rooms will do in a pinch, but having a whole separate, insulated building in a backyard dedicated to work is probably … Read more
Is everything really bigger in Texas, or just made for maximum comfort? This adage can be used for the tiny homes built by Indigo River Tiny Homes in Dallas/Fort Worth. Indigo River Tiny Homes in Texas builds tiny homes with major space. Indigo River Tiny Homes is a veteran-owned company … Read more
In the January issue of Tiny House Magazine, we give our five predictions for trends in the camping industry in 2021. Out of those five, the idea that camping options will get even smaller is already happening. Out Van About is a van rental company based in California. The popularity … Read more
Tucked into the Ozark Mountains of Northwest Arkansas is the tiny, historical town of Eureka Springs. The hilly town’s population is only about 2,000 people, but the trees number in the hundreds of thousands. This might just make Eureka Springs the ideal place for treehouses since they seem to be … Read more
Located off the coast of mainland Scotland, the Isle of Eigg is tiny, yet mighty. Not only does it survive the rough northern seas, but it also serves as an example of what can be done when a community stands and works together. Eigg is a tiny island in the … Read more