Submitted by Thom Stanton on Tue, 02/24/2015 - 04:46
Looking to "go tiny" or want to test the waters?
- Try downsizing in your existing home.
- Empty cabinets, disposed of dressers, and vacant bedrooms create a sense of progress, and help minimize the shock of a transition to tiny.
- Compress your living space into simple space budget like 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 1 closet, one side of the laundry room, and corner of a kitchen.
Here's hoping we can help you make your tiny house adventure easy, economical, and enjoyable. Our best to you all.
Live Large -- Go Tiny! - Thom [>:-)
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