space

Save space in a tiny house with two twins

If you sleep in a bed with a partner, you don’t share a pillow. So, why should you share a blanket? Having a double bed with twin blankets or duvets not only makes a lot of sense, but the idea can save a lot of room in a tiny space. … Read more

Making Room for a Vinyl Collection in a Tiny House

by Christina Nellemann

Vinyl records have been a popular collector’s item and form of entertainment for many generations. Their recent resurgence is due much to the Millennial generation who have grown up primarily with digital downloads. To them, vinyl represents something more tangible and a form of creative self-expression. Don’t worry, a vinyl … Read more

Need a shop or animal space? How about a barndominium?

by Christina Nellemann

Have you been looking at tiny houses, but feel you need more space? Say you have a business that needs a shop or you are on a farm that needs room for animals and space to store equipment. Tiny houses and extra outbuildings may not cut it. This is where … Read more

5 Ways to Add a Meditation Space to Your Tiny House

by Christina Nellemann

You’ve decluttered and culled. You’ve downsized and minimized. Now you’ve moved into your new tiny house, but something is missing. With such a small space and barely any room for a bathroom, what sometimes goes by the wayside is a meditation space or spiritual corner. A tiny meditation space in … Read more

How Much Space Do You Really Need?

by Andrew M. Odom

Our first tiny house was just 240 sq.ft. for 3 people (2 adults and 1 infant). Do some quick math and you’ll find that we each had roughly 80 sq.ft. a piece. It is pretty safe to say that most of the United State is becoming grossly accustomed to about … Read more

“Living Big in a Small Space”: 96 square feet of living space

by Christina Nellemann

Fitting your life into a tiny house is a challenge, but how about fitting an entire house of furniture into less than 100 square feet? Alaska Premier Closets in Anchorage, Alaska decided to take on the challenge after Tiny House, Big Living aired on HGTV. Their closet and storage products and services have been used for small space conversions regularly, so they took on the 96 square foot challenge and made it a part of their showroom.