Tiny house book shelves

This cedar mountain tiny house spanning 380 feet-squared on a 230-foot base is the epitome of convenience. You can connect it to house utilities or live entirely off the grid – the choice is yours! After being a labour of love constructed in 2016, it’s now up for sale.

The tiny house interior ideas help you to change the look of your interior becomes larger than before so that you must try it at home

This is the story of a couple who decided instead of trying to find the home of their dreams, they would design and build the perfect cabin that would fit them like a glove! And

A+ interior design, mostly out of necessity.

Living in a tiny house means you need to take advantage of every square inch for your tiny house storage needs.

This is Michelle's Pawsitively Tiny House near Columbus, Ohio. She just sent us some new pictures in response to some reader requests. Michelle went tiny after spending a year living in a boat in New York

Mark Twain said, "In a good bookroom you feel in some mysterious way that you are absorbing the wisdom contained in all the books through your skin, without even opening them." Mark Twain would have lost his mind if he saw these places.

Take a tour of the Tinyville house by Build Tiny. There are some great ideas you can use for your tiny house project!

If you’re one of those people who feels most comfortable surrounded by books, this cozy guest cottage, a converted English barn filled with antiques and encircled by bookcases, might just be your dream home. When Emma Burns, a decorator at Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler, moved from a larger home in London to a much smaller one, many of her beloved books had to be placed in storage. That’s when she started eyeing this barn, adjacent to her country home.