Tiny homes are a great option for folks who want to scale back and live a more simplistic lifestyle. However, tight corners, small rooms, and limited resources mean that tiny homes are generally considered inaccessible if you have a mobility disability or rely on assistance. You should always weigh the … Read more
One of the best ways to see what it’s like to build and live in a tiny house is to see it directly from the owner’s point of view. One of the best views is coming from a 26-year-old entrepreneur in Atlanta. Precious Price transformed a shed into a tiny … Read more
A fun-loving couple, Erika and Clint, converted a vintage bus into a tiny home. Five years ago, they bought a 1977 California Crown bus. With the curviness of every single wall and the roof, it was a real challenge to build it out. This contributed to a longer-than-anticipated conversion process—18 … Read more
This week’s episode is all about the philosophy that helped shape a nomad’s life. Teekay Rezeau-Merah talks to Ethan about veganism, extreme minimalism, and nomadism and the principles that guide him in this world. Subscribe to Tiny House Lifestyle Podcast via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, More… In This Episode: How veganism led to minimalism The … Read more
I just heard an amazing story from Kit and JR and Sunshine about their recent adventure in Baja, Mexico. We’ve followed Kit and JR’s journey a couple of times in the Tiny House Magazine in Issue 65 and Issue 83 After cruising into the coastal city of La Paz, they … Read more
Living tiny is still complicated for most people. It is more than just downsizing and convincing your family it is a real lifestyle. I wanted to share some of the responses I’ve had over the years here on the Tiny House Blog in regard to the goals, aspirations and fears, … Read more