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Who Are We?
Tiny House Magazine is more than a magazine. It’s a community of dreamers and doers proving that a simple, intentional life is possible, and every issue is packed with the kind of stories, tips, and designs that make you feel connected, inspired, and genuinely equipped to take your next step.
Inside you’ll find real-life stories from people who traded square footage for freedom, innovative layouts that maximize every inch, DIY builds and home tours with practical how-tos for every stage of the journey, off-grid and eco-friendly ideas to help you live more sustainably, and curated resources for builders, buyers, and tiny house communities. Be part of something bigger. Subscribe today and start living small with purpose.
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I sold a lot of print ads back when newspapers were still viable. I’m familiar with production values and the difference between an amateur, hobby-lobby type newsletter and the top-shelf digital magazine you are producing. I expected 12-16 pages of text-heavy articles and first-person essays, not 55 pages of solid publishing.
No matter what you see on the tiny house television shows, there is no way you can know what tiny living is all about unless you learn about it firsthand from real people. The Tiny House Magazine gives you true stories and an intimate look into the tiny house owners, builders, and experienced old hands who have truly lived and breathed the tiny life.
I love Tiny House Magazine! While several tiny house-related publications are filling my inbox each day, THM remains my favorite. It’s proven to have reliable content month after month, and I always learn something from a fresh voice. For me, it’s one of my “go-to” sources for what’s happening in the tiny house world.
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FEATURED ARTICLES
Bunk Bed Basics: Common Questions for Compact Living
Living in a small space calls for some unorthodox interior design steps. Even so, this can be remedied by thought and preparation. Thus, the bunk beds!
10 Questions To Push Your Minimalism Further
Intentionally owning less helps free us from consumerism and allows us to focus on what truly matters. And when we devote more of ourselves to things we are passionate about, we accomplish more than we could ever imagine.
The Day I Added Something Big To My 310 Square Foot Home
Has contributor Brenda Mason lost her mind? She lives in 310 square feet and decided to bring home a grain mill, a real one, a Komo Classic.
The Dream We Lost
There was a time when “the American Dream” felt concrete to writer Andrew Odom. It didn’t seem particularly easy, and according to him, it didn’t even really seem like a guarantee. But it did feel concrete.
