Annett and Paul have been living off solar energy, rainwater and homemade cooking gas in their tiny house on wheels in Byron Bay, Australia for over four years. Six years ago, they took a leap of faith and traded city life for the countryside. They were driven by the desire to minimize their impact on … Read more
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Like other historical homes around the world, the homes of Hawai’i were traditionally very small. The hale (pronounced HAH-lay) were the structures built by 19th century Hawai’i islanders and were made of local wood and topped with bundles of pili grass to protect it from the rains. A traditional hale at the Limahuli Tropical Botanical … Read more
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Tiny home family life can be done comfortably but must be done intentionally. Many families have made it work, long-term or for a few years during a transition. Of course, it requires extra creativity and planning, which is no surprise. Often some sacrifices need to be made, like less play space and less storage for personal … Read more
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Living on a Navy Warship Taught Me to Live Tiny is this episode of Ethan interviewing Sabrina Bosserman. Sabrina is a professional skoolie builder. She tells what is involved in converting a skoolie into a beautiful rolling tiny home. Sabrina is a former Naval nuclear engineer who shares her experience in the Navy and how … Read more
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Tiny houses, van life, and bus life on social media are usually shown as glamorous. With posed photos in beautiful locations, these nomads show the best sides of traveling life. Is it really this way? In a frank, unfiltered, and honest disclosure Dorit Liss shares her experience with her converted skoolie. Living in the Pacific … Read more
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