Every month, I’m reminded that tiny living isn’t really about the house. It’s about what comes after you make the decision to live with less. We take a look behind-the-scenes at Wind River Homes and see what goes into building some beautiful tiny homes, modular homes, and cabins. It’s funt … Read more
Most people think clutter is about owning too much stuff. Brenda Parmelee says that’s not the real problem. She believes clutter starts with the decisions we make every day, and she makes a strong case for looking at it in a completely different way. If you’ve ever dreamed of owning … Read more
How our family moved from one tiny home into two connected cabins, and what it taught me about designing small spaces that truly work. Cover story for this month’s Tiny House Magazine. Laura LaVoie shares what may be her most personal piece yet. She gets into the temporary nature of … Read more
One thing about the tiny house movement is that it never stands still. What started with simple little homes on small trailers has slowly turned into bigger builds, heavier loads, and a whole new conversation about towing. Longtime tiny houser Andrew Odom takes another look at the topic with fresh … Read more
Living in a small space often means thinking a little differently. Traditional layouts do not always work, but with a bit of creativity and planning, even unusual ideas like bunk beds for adults can become smart, space-saving solutions. At the heart of tiny living is a powerful idea: owning less … Read more
Living tiny often means discovering that less space can lead to more life. In this issue of Tiny House Magazine, we explore a few ways people are redefining what it means to live well with a smaller footprint. Across the United States, a new kind of hospitality venture is popping … Read more