On the cover of the latest issue (#46) of Tiny House Magazine is Ms. Gypsy Soul’s Urban Chic & Fabulous Tiny House. (btw… This house has also been entered in the Tiny House of the Year Competition – and public voting begins November 1, 2016.) Issue 46 of Tiny House Magazine also includes topics like: …
These stories and more are in Issue 31 of the Tiny House Magazine. Places and Spaces is the feature article in Issue 31. One of the most appealing attributes of the tiny house lifestyle is mobility – home is where you park it. The story features folks who’ve traded in corporate life and mortgages for a tinier life. Gabriella Morrison …
Below is a peek inside issue 19 of Tiny House Magazine – a regular publication from the folks at Tiny House Blog. The stock tank, normally used to feed or water cattle, horses, and other large stock animals, has shown up in the interior design magazines as the shabby chic version of a bathtub” – Christina Nellemann …
This floating guest house is nestled among a community of eclectic houseboats on the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon. ” – Tiny House Magazine Issue 16 Learn more about Tiny House Magazine.
Tiny House Magazine Issue 14 is finally out officially on both platforms PDF and the iPad version. Fifty-nine pages of great content, thanks to all the great contributors. Personally I think this is the best issue yet and each new issue seems to get better and better. Here is a peak at the cover and table of contents.” …
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Issue twelve of the Tiny House Magazine is ready and hot off the electronic press. This is our first holiday issue. In this issue we explore some unique tree houses built in the wilds of Oregon in Kirsten Dirksen’s video. Logan Smith takes us through the decision process of building a tiny house.” – Kent …
This year a lot has happened in the world of tiny houses including quite a bit of new books. In this post I wanted to share some of my new favorites with you along with some of the classics.
Over the last few days the idea of being a tiny houser who lives in an ever commercialized and material world has been on my mind. This is because Steven Harrell wrote to me with the tidy heading “cultivating contentment” after he published my last article at Tiny House Listings.
