Getting a late start to a growing industry (is it still growing?) isn’t always a bad thing. When Jason decided he was not going to take another job after ten years being a stay at home dad, he decided instead to put his carpentry skills to work. As a tiny … Read more
I am offering a special during the Thanksgiving week. If you choose to subscribe for a year to the magazine I will as a special gift give you the 12 most popular back issues at no charge. This is a $60 value if you were to purchase them individually. I … Read more
The Finnish tradition of the sauna (pronounced “sow-na”) is so ingrained in the culture, that Finns make plans for the tiny, wood-lined boxes in their new homes. While not everyone is lucky enough to have a sauna in their own home (much less a tiny house), the mobile sauna is … Read more
Ashley Sutterfield brings up the topic of investing in this month’s issue. Investing money into a tiny house can snowball other goals such as downsizing and letting go of things you don’t use, and reducing the cost of utilities and other expenses. Most importantly, a smart investment can create financial … Read more
Welcome to Today’s Tiny House Parking Spot! In episode 6, we parked our tiny home in my sister Nicole’s backyard in northern Utah. For us, it is the an ideal way to visit family, striking a perfect balance between privacy and togetherness. We first parked here two years ago. The … Read more
Nomadic Entrepreneur Joel Holland likes businesses. When he saw Harvest Host, though, he liked it so much he had to buy it. So he did. Harvest Host is built a network of people who love RVing and agricultural operations (wineries, farms, breweries, etc.) who are looking to expand their brand … Read more
My daughter and I are relatively new to the tiny house market and just came across your blog and magazine. We moved to the Asheville, NC area three years ago to be close to my parents after several recent family tragedies. We purchased two small, but not tiny homes (850 … Read more
A tiny house is both a dwelling place and a tangible statement of your values. Many of those building a tiny house are doing so in order to embrace the minimalist lifestyle and construct a house that’s free of chemicals. But tiny homes also have unexpected benefits, some of which … Read more
Several years ago I wrote a Tiny House Blog post about American River guides who live for the river season out of their tents or various vehicles. Most of the tents are located on the ground, but to literally elevate your status as a river guide, you can pitch your … Read more
There is power in data. When it comes to legitimizing tiny houses as a quality housing option, education is key. Essential facts can help paint a picture of the movement as fiscally responsible and environmentally sustainable, giving outsiders a clearer of understanding of the benefits tiny homes can provide our … Read more
Likely the most revolutionary aspect of small space living is epitomized by Zach Yeager’s conversion vans. Holy smokes, his Cascade Campers offer some of the most cozy and livable spaces in likely the most practical and packable format just perfect for the nomad and at a price point pretty much … Read more
Purposeful construction by the skilled builders at Copper Creek Cabins and Rentals. For sale in Deerfield, Ohio. Quality was the keystone for this modern, log-cabin inspired tiny home. Experience the peace of minimalist living through the thoughtful space-saving solutions of this two-loft cabin. Additional sleeping downstairs. The designs attention to … Read more