Is a Tiny Home for Me?

There are definitely some pros and cons to the different sizes that are out there. Here are some of items to look over when considering your tiny house size.

If any of these signs apply to you, downsizing your space could be just what you need.

Ever wondered which Tumbleweed design is right for you? We’ve created this fun little quiz to get your creative juices flowing. Think of it as a tiny design compatibility quiz! We hope you find a match!

From 20-somethings paying down student loan debt to downsizing retirees, people of all stripes call these small abodes home.

Tiny houses aren’t as glamorous as HGTV sometimes makes them out to be. Consider these five factors before selling everything and moving into a tiny house.

The truth about living in less than 1,000 square feet.

Check out nine surprising truths of tiny-home ownership.

Five tiny house dwellers sound-off about what live is like in less than 300 square feet.

Should you buy a tiny house? It depends on your goals and circumstances. This in-depth review of the pros and cons spells out what you should consider when making a decision.

Here are five reasons why buying a tiny home may not be in your best interest.

The hype over tiny homes is booming, spawning TV shows, lifestyle websites and endless photo spreads. But builders trying to make money off the tiny-home craze are having trouble nailing down profit.

The idea of tiny homes sounds like a great solution to so many problems.

There are plenty of unique problems that come with every kind of pint-sized living space.

I feel compelled to write down and publish the long list of reasons we won’t be living in our tiny house.

Our Tiny House Story.

Buying a tiny house isn’t always the best idea. Here are five reasons you might want to rethink jumping on the tiny-house trend.

See why this finance expert says you shouldn't buy a tiny house.

One woman reveals the reality of shacking up in a 480-square-foot home with her husband, six dogs, and one TV remote.

Tiny houses are the new fad sweeping the nation! Could you live in one or are you more of a typical house type? Find out here!

Portland has been called the "epicenter of the tiny house movement." People interested in living simply in a home smaller than a parking space have joined DIY workshops, explored the minute interiors at tiny house hotels and attended fact-finding seminars. But homes on wheels are illegal if used full time and lots of people don't like them. Here are their reasons.

The BBC recently reported on the American movement of building tiny houses to achieve financial freedom and create a smaller ecological footprint. For a growing number of people in the U.S., this trend is already a reality.