Tiny Homes: Tiny House Design Tips

51 Ideas on How to Organize and Decorate Your Small Living Space

Thinking about moving into a tiny home? Have you heard a lot about the tiny house movement and have been thinking that this is the right move for you? This little house movement is gaining in popularity all over the world; the idea that you can get rid of all the unnecessary things in your life and instead focus on what really matters, taking care of the environment. While living in a small house may seem like a great idea, there are many individuals who feel that a shipping container home is just too small for them. How are they going to get the bare necessities to fit, much less everything else that they may like to have on hand? This guidebook is here to help you get started so you can enjoy living in a tiny home without having to worry so much about where everything will fit.

This guidebook is going to help you learn everything that you need to know to make your compact house feel like it is much bigger than it looks on the outside. We will take a look through every room of the house, starting with the bedroom and not stopping until we reach all of the room in these cozy little cabins. You will be surprised how you can use your cupboard space more wisely or add some decorations to the wall in order to brighten up the room and make it seem more open than before.

Each room in your shipping container house will get the attention it deserves. You will learn some of the best tips that are needed to ensure that a little can go a long way in a tiny home. Rather than just leaving everything up to chance and hoping it is all going to fit inside this small space, you can go into your new home with the tools that are needed to get the whole thing done.

We also look at some alternatives that you can do in order to get more out of this house. For example, some people, especially those who live in the cold northern climates, having a shower on the outside of the house is not a smart idea while those who live further south can put up a small fence and get away with this idea. We explore both so you can find the shower situation that works for you. We will spend some time in the kitchen where there are a ton of great ideas that can ensure you still make those great tasting meals.

Before ending this guidebook, the final chapter brings up some important tips that you can follow in each and every room of the house. These tips are meant to help you out in all steps of the tiny home project; from building the house with the right contractor to going with light colors in each room and learning how to create more openness in the home so it feels bigger and brighter. These may seem like simple things, such as choosing a light blue instead of a dark blue when painting, but they will make all the difference when you are short on space.

Tiny house living isn’t something that you should be worried about. It is a grand adventure that allows you to have a ton of freedom. You can enjoy freedom from bills, freedom from all the extra stuff, and freedom from many of the stresses that are going on in your regular life. So when you are ready to give tiny houses a try, take a look through this guidebook and see just how great living this lifestyle can be.