Tiny home for family of four

Summit Tiny Homes has created this Modern Bohemian tiny house that's custom-built for a family of three but can accommodate six people.

We have always been a fan of the tiny house movement, even before they were cool. Let's face it there are many benefits to living in a smaller space, from less house to clean, easier to maintain and let's not forget lower utility costs. However, these days we can't help but marvel at how far

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This tiny cabin is home to a family of five.

The Lucy by Cheeky Monkey Tiny Houses is 28' of modern family style and comfort including a main floor bedroom and bathroom!

Tiny house living isn't always forever, but it's often a wonderful chapter for individuals, couples, and families looking to save money. That was the case with the Krebs, who transformed an old shed into a

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

We’ve heard of families of three or four living and loving the tiny house life, but this is the first time we’ve come across a family of seven with three children homeschooling and two parents working on their degrees all while living in 545 square feet! This home was designed to fit the family perfectly and was even featured on Tiny House Nation.

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…

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