Design used to be a lot more out-of-reach for the masses. You either had to have a lot of money to afford high-end designer goods, or have the skills and know-how to create something yourself. Mike Montgomery of Modern Builds converted a school bus into a colorful tiny house. This … Read more
84 Lumber was one of the first nationally known brands to delve into the tiny house business. After touring their micro designs at last summer’s Tiny House Jamboree, I was very impressed with the quality materials and space-saving ideas. The company is now selling several of their display models and … Read more
Using a variety of saws and woodworking equipment can indeed be intimidating. From planers to scrolls to chops to shapers, the arsenal is lengthy. But nothing looks as good (or smells as good!) or presents as well as nice, home-milled, rough cut lumber. In building the Tiny r(E)volution tiny house … Read more
(Fall 2011 – Summer 2012) My name is Ben Norton. This is my tiny house story. A neighbor of mine was all excited about your blog and showed me lots of really cool tiny houses that people have built. I was hooked. I just said, “That’s what I’m going to … Read more
Guest Post by Dennis I have been following the Tiny House Blog since 2008 and love all the info you have shared over the years. I live in the Black hills of South Dakota. I have already built two tiny houses (very tiny) 64 square feet and 80 square feet. … Read more