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We interview and photograph real people who live in tiny homes, most being less than 200 square feet. That’s smaller than the average master bedroom in the United States – a country where 2,600 square foot homes are commonplace.
These customized handcrafted tiny dwellings grant their owners financial freedom with a minimalist lifestyle and a small footprint. Armed with tiny kitchens, minuscule bathrooms, lofted bedrooms and multi-purpose furniture, tiny houses are redefining the American Dream and questioning what material objects you really need to be happy. You can check our tiny house here.
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Brittany built her charming 130 sq ft tiny home in Washington after seeing small homes overseas
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Nomadic John built his house on top of an antique firetruck
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Laura & Matt’s 120 sq ft tiny house sits on a mountain in North Carolina
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LunaIndigo 9 years ago
These tiny minimal homes are beautiful. Wish I could live in one, I bet they save a lot of money... though I'm not too sure whether or not I'll be claustrophobic
TinyDynamine 9 years ago
They do save a huge amount of money - no rent, no mortgage. People often use lots of windows to make them less claustrophobic or like the one with a deck so it opens out and gives more space to it. I'm planning to build my own, hopefully within the next year!
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LunaIndigo 9 years ago
These tiny minimal homes are beautiful. Wish I could live in one, I bet they save a lot of money... though I'm not too sure whether or not I'll be claustrophobic
TinyDynamine 9 years ago
They do save a huge amount of money - no rent, no mortgage. People often use lots of windows to make them less claustrophobic or like the one with a deck so it opens out and gives more space to it. I'm planning to build my own, hopefully within the next year!
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