Guides & Articles on all Things Tiny Homes

Brighten your tiny house by layering dimmable ambient, task, and accent light.

Maximize flow with clear zones—entry, lounge, wash-up, sleep—using rugs, hooks, and shelves instead of walls.

Extend your tiny house outdoors with a space-savvy deck that compresses circulation to one edge and clusters seating at the widest span.

Protect a tiny home by controlling moisture at the source and in the assembly.

Boost tiny home resale value by proving build quality (kiln-dried lumber, certified materials, tight tolerances), efficient layouts (70–80% usable area, cross-ventilation), and legal compliance (zoning, permits, foundation). 

Maximize a tiny entry by pairing slim, multifunctional pieces with vertical organizers.

Where exactly does noise penetrate or originate in your tiny house, and what can you realistically spend to fix it? 

Design clear egress paths: map primary/secondary routes, keep 32-inch corridors and 36-inch door clearances, and place beds by code-compliant egress windows.

Choosing long-lasting features, using materials that can be touched, and making a space that is cohesive and full of character are all important parts of this change. The main goal is to make sure that this small room makes the biggest impact.