The tiny house movement has taken the suburban dream, flipped it, bent it, upended it, and created a whole new approach to everyday living.
The movement involves the construction of homes that are typically between 60and 400 square feet in size and are often placed on wheels so that they can be transported wherever their owners travel. The movement is also chiseling new niches in various home building industries that can meet the needs of this subculture.
While the shift to tiny houses so far involves a relatively small subculture, all indications point to the fact that building tiny homes is …
