When making my tiny home, I really had to decide what was of value and what wasn’t. I usually just spend most of my time in my room, which is why I did not wanted a lot of space for my room. Having a limit of only 15 feet by 17 feet, making a tiny home forced me to think outside of the box and try and save space. The coolest thing (I think) in my tiny home is the dining room table. The table has a fridge and an oven all underneath the table. It also has drawers for placing cups or plates or silverware. This makes it really convenient when eating so that you don’t have to move as much and you can enjoy more. Another unique addition to the house is that the whole bottom floor is covered in glass which allows for natural light throughout the house. The last special addition to the house is the porch outside bathroom. This way, after I shower, I can dry off on the porch with the natural sunlight evaporating away the water. I can enjoy my cup of joe and read a newspaper and enjoy some nature all at the same time. Everything else is fairly typical. Thinking tiny is definitely an eye opening experience, and I encourage others to try and apply a tiny home to their own specific lifestyles.

WANTS:

Television, porch, work table, sauna, BIG sleeping area, glass windows, sliding doors, microwave, big couch, carpet.

NEEDS:

Shower, living area, dining area, sleeping area, toilet