Tiny homes measuring 10 x 12 feet are perfect for people who don’t plan to be in their home every minute of the day, or even all year round, but who still want a cozy abode to come home to. Fit everything you truly need into a well-designed, compact space.
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When setting up, practicality, convenience, and space-saving strategies are important for success, and that’s what I love about building a chicken coop garden combo. When you use your garden to feed your chickens and use your chickens to fertilize and prepare your garden, you are about as close to hands-free homesteading as you can get.
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The truth is, it’s hard to find decent book reviews on all of Marie Kondo’s published works. More than just the queen of tidying and a fitted-sheet folding guru — Marie Kondo is also the author of a collection of books that have helped many people reassess their relationship with things, clutter, and gratitude.
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A 10 x 10 tiny home is pretty much as small as they come. While these uber-tiny houses aren’t for everyone, they’re a great option for minimalists, people who spend very little time at home, those with mobility limitations, or those who travel frequently. The tiniest tiny homes are also perfect for someone who’s looking for a way to simplify their budget and their lifestyle, like I did when I first embarked on my tiny life journey.
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Quonset hut homes are one of many idyllic alternative dwellings on the rise today. Not only is the archway design a quirky and appealing aesthetic choice, but Quonset hut homes offer many lifestyle benefits that traditional houses just can’t match!
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