Homesteading is trending in popular culture - from the set of HGTV, to the streets of urban and rural life, more Millennials and Gen Z’s are trying their hand at the age-old practice. Some credit the feeling of self-sufficiency, being closer to nature, saving money, and creating generational wealth as motivators for joining the movement.

Time in nature leads to improved mental health - ecotherapy is real!

Environmentalism is tied to the tiny house movement and lifestyle. Wetlands and their habitats deserve to be protected and remain a place where wildlife can thrive.

Spending the holidays in a tiny house means less work and more time for things that are truly important. I love this photo of my husband and two kids sitting closely together at our table. The footprint of our home is small but it’s spirit is BIG!

There was no room for a big Christmas tree in our tiny house, but have no fear, my husband came to the rescue!

Even though there isn’t any snow, we feel alive with holiday spirit! We wish you all a wonderful holiday season, from our tiny house to your abode!

Winter in a tiny house has it’s moments.