I was sent these by a reader who pointed out some Tiny Houses -almost- in my backyard. The cottages are designed to be affordable vacation homes near the beach. Starting at $200k for 720 square feet, they have done a good job of packing in most of
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There are those things that we simply cannot part from, weather they are an absolute necessity or if they are one of those extra/splurge things that we really want, storing those in a Tiny House can be tough. Here are a few ideas to handle all those
Read more →No the website hasn’t been taken over by Russian Hackers, they are trying though, No you haven’t entered into the twilight zone or some rift in the Space-Time continuum. But I was answering an email of a reader who asked about Tiny Houses and hurricanes. It got
Read more →As I pointed out yesterday, flexibility is the name of the game when it comes to storage and space in a Tiny House.  One of the many reasons that Tiny Houses can work is that when you design them, you do so with a very intentional approach.Â
Read more →Sitting at 600 square feet, this house uses reclaimed Douglas Fir and reclaimed concrete (no idea that they could do that). It is interesting because the architect stated he wanted to maintain the current environment, blending the house with its surroundings. Some how large swaths of concrete
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