Finding Your Center in Small Spaces

Flower Pot House

We all have those little rituals that help us start our day right. For author Laura LaVoie, it’s something wonderfully simple: her morning cup of tea. There’s something beautiful about finding peace in such a small moment, especially when you’re living in a small space where every detail matters. This … Read more

20′ Container Home by Alternative Living Spaces

20 foot container home

One of my favorite types of simple construction is a tiny home built from a storage container. Alternative Living Spaces has really perfected the art of constructing this type home in the last couple of years. I received an email from them the other day and they are offering a … Read more

Worlds Smallest Mobile Tiny House

Levi's tiny camper

Today’s tiny houses often exceed 30 feet in length, with interiors surpassing 400 square feet and featuring luxurious amenities that rival traditional homes. It was within this context that the Tiny House Magazine team discovered Levi Kelly and his bold endeavor to build the “world’s smallest house.”  Levi Kelly decided … Read more

Comfy Full-Time Living in a Tiny House

Alexis and Christian at tiny house

Alexis and Christian take us on a tour of the Cedar and Sage Hideaway. This is a 300 square foot, beautifully designed goose-neck tiny home located in Squim, Washington. This tiny home features a stunning outdoor living area with a hot tub cinema, a spacious kitchen with full-size appliances and … Read more

Dan Price – Living 35 Years Underground

Dan's underground home

I’ll be honest with you, I’ve been playing with AI the last few months with mixed results. I’ve decided to come back and write as me and not let the machine do it for me. So, for better or worse, you are stuck with my not-so-great writing, as many of … Read more

Living With Just Enough

Urban Payette tiny house

Ever pack three bags for a weekend trip? yeah, me too. That’s why I love Brenda Parmelee’s piece “Just Enough.” This month she’s got smart tips for packing light that apply way beyond your suitcase. Then there’s Evelyn Wren Ashbourne’s “The Soft Ache of Possessions.” That title says it all, … Read more