How can you make travel more comfortable? Add a bed and a cozy comforter of course! For anyone who is a fan of innovative travel amenities (like the airport hotel Yotel), and the Knight Bus from the Harry Potter books and movies, the two have been combined into Cabin. Cabin … Read more
Tiny houses could be coming to Baltimore. Now is the time to voice your support. Local advocates, tiny dwellers, and homeowners have been presented with an exciting opportunity to contribute ideas and support of a city council bill proposing an auxiliary dwelling unit, aka ADU, zoning ordinance. City Councilman Ryan … Read more
We created ZeroSquared as a solution. We believe we can help people live happier lives with less stress. We can give you comfort, functionality, and freedom. Allowing you to downsize without downgrading your life. The Aurora is 26ft long, 13’6″ high, and 8’6″ wide when contracted (and 15’10” when expanded), … Read more
With experience living in and remodeling Airstream trailers, it’s no wonder Matthew Hofmann’s Living Vehicle is so shiny. However, what looks more like a mix between an aluminum food truck and an airy city loft contains some cutting-edge details for off-grid, low-impact living. The Living Vehicle is designed by architect … Read more
What looks more like a giant egg or Kurt Russell’s character’s spaceship in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is actually an off-grid pod capable of self-sustainable and tiny living. The Ecocapsule, designed in the Slovak Republic, can also be ordered online and shipped to ports in the U.S., Australia, New … Read more
While tiny houses and their cuteness factor make most of the news, the next most important aspect of home design and construction will most likely be the multigen home. A multigen home is a standard, traditional home that has been converted to accommodate multiple living spaces. This is usually done … Read more
If you live anywhere near the ocean you are familiar with lifeguard towers. These small structures are usually built on stilts and used to house beach lifeguards, their gear and rescue equipment. While they are not used for full-time living many of them do include a nice amount of space … Read more
Tiny houses are big business now. Between television program, magazine spreads, celebrity pseudo-endorsements, and a plethora of websites, tiny houses have almost buried McMansions in a big box of irrelevance. From as little as 58 sq.ft. to about 400 sq.ft., the “traditional” tiny house has slowly become a sought-after living … Read more
Tiny houses have become one of the de rigueur ways for businesses to feature their building or design products. From wood and paint to windows and appliances, placing the products into a small space profiles a company’s work in a portable, eye-catching showcase. The Neolith Tiny House is a new concept … Read more
Some of the original tiny houses were not built for Instagram-worthy photos, but for basic shelter from icy winds and harsh weather. The ice shanty or ice fishing house (also known as a fish coop, darkhouse or bobhouse) is popular in northern communities where ice fishing is a major winter … Read more
A few years ago, almost no one had even heard of a tiny house. But now? Across the nation, more than a dozen cities are become officially tiny-home friendly and 50-plus communities of tiny homes have cropped up—everything from intimate backyard co-ops and tiny house/RV parks to upcoming full-on urban … Read more
Imagine an adorable tiny home nestled in big sky country on the wide-open, peaceful prairie. Sound appealing? Now add a handful of kind neighbors and a slew of sweet dogs. Sound even better? If you answered yes and yes, Tiny Lots on the Prairie might just be the perfect fit … Read more