Tiny house family of 4

After finishing school, Jocelyn and Jarvis had $96,000 of debt from student loans, credit cards, and buying a small rural property. They made some big changes to their lifestyle – using cash instead of credit, buying

A little space can go a long way—and in this case, a tiny house under 500 square feet that fits a family of six.Constructed by Barcelona-based studio In-Tenta Design, this mobile home model called Tenzo (meaning “masters of ceremonies” in Japanese) is available for purchase. Thanks to its smart design, the Tenzo has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a rather large living room, and kitchen all compacted into a 430-square-foot tiny house.

Lessons everyone can use, whether your home is 300 square feet or 3,000.

This family sold everything — including their 2,200-square-foot home. Now they live in a tiny house — a big change that’s saving them a lot of money.

Living small can actually be the secret to living large if you know how to do it and focus on what really matters.

D’Arcy and Olivia McNaughton from Toronto, Canada, believed it would be unlikely they’d ever be able to own their own home. D’Arcy works as a self-employed builder, and Olivia as a naturopathic doctor, and qualifying for a mortgage when they’re both self-employed would prove challenging. However, as D’Arcy once worked as a tiny home builder, he and his wife became passionate about tiny home living. They believed it was an option that could work for their family. So, when Olivia became…

Sure it's interesting when a single person or couple goes tiny, but it's downright revolutionary when a family of 5 decides to downsize from 2,000+ square feet into just 366 (440 with lofts & slide

Sebago tiny house is light-filled with 20 windows, twin lofts, main-floor bedroom, living room, spacious kitchen, and bathroom.

Tiny homes are all the rage right now. I seem to see them everywhere, from architecture magazines to websites like ours and more. I think the reason they're so popular is because they allow the buyers to live the life they want to live, but in a cheaper and more environmentally friendly way. T

When most of us think about tiny houses, we imagine them being ideal for couples or those living on their own, perhaps those with only one child at a stretch. Its hard to think how a tiny house could work to accomodate a large family, especially one with