Tiny House Magazine

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

Tiny houses have always been about more than clever layouts and compact kitchens. At their best, they’re about people, and this issue is a perfect reminder of that. When Dedria Harper Kolb talks about tiny home communities, she doesn’t begin with curb appeal or floor plans. She starts with human … Read more

In January 2013, the first issue of Tiny House Magazine was published. Thirteen years and 157 issues later, we are thankful to begin another year of publication. It all started as a way to cover the growing tiny house movement–in a magazine format with very few distracting advertisements—available through Apple’s … Read more

Sometimes tiny living feels like a calm, steady rhythm… and other times it makes us stop and ask big questions. This month’s articles do exactly that. They invite us to take a breath, look at our everyday habits, and notice the small things that shape our happiness. Content Editor Andrew … Read more