When it comes to your tiny house, few features help maximize available space as efficiently as a spiral staircase. Small spiral stairways stylishly get you up into lofts and other high areas in your tiny home with plenty of added benefits!
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I’m often asked about the possibility of having a tiny house with a garage, if it’s a good idea to have a garage, and how it might fit into tiny life plans. I’ve found that living with less allows me to prioritize taking care of the possessions I have.
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After 10 or so years in the tiny house world, I can definitively say that a NOAH certified tiny house isn’t always the smartest move for homeowners. If you’re diving into the tiny house life for the first time, you’re probably ready to see more freedom and less tedious building code mess! I’m here to help you make those crucial first decisions about building codes and certifications.
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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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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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