Deciding if you need an RVIA certified tiny house can be a challenge as a homeowner. If you’re in a position where living in a tiny home has gone from dream to reality, you’re likely ready to get on the road and travel, and not think twice about building code red tape.
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The sentimental items I come across in my decluttering journey are a little trickier to deal with than ordinary objects I have around the house, and I realize I’m not alone… when you start to recognize what sentimental items are and how they play a part in your life, letting go of them becomes a lot easier.
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When I made the shift to tiny home life, some things were an easy transition. I like grilling in my yard and relaxing with a book in the evenings — those things were simple to do in my new space. Other things, like figuring out how to keep my clothes clean, all while fitting the necessary appliances in my space and figuring out how to power them off-grid, were a bit more of a puzzle. There are a lot of factors to consider and detangle when choosing a washer-dryer combo for a tiny home.
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I love my tiny home because financial freedom, sustainable living, and a low-maintenance lifestyle all appeal to me. But it helps if I utilize all my space, including what I have outside. If you’ve downsized and want to make the most of your outdoor area, tiny house landscaping creates more options.
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Embracing a slower way of living has enabled me to be a minimalist and a homesteader (as well as live in a tiny home), so I love writing about the slow movement and lifestyle in the hope that it will enable others to live the lives they dream about too.
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