Downsizing a home can be one of the biggest and most visible ways for accomplishing that desired change positively. The uniqueness of everyone’s personality and situation literally creates a painter’s canvas with your tiny house. Based your budget, space needs, style preferences, goals, and other deciding factors the options available to you are practically endless. You can go as modern as the Taliesin Mod.FabTM designed and built by the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture with its sleek painted metal and glass combination, or as ruggedly reminiscent of Frontier America with actual logs.

Definitely worth mentioning, though the scope of this page will not allow a full discussion of it, is the wide range of features you incorporate into your tiny home’s mechanicals and methods for handling water, sewer and electricity. The options range from fairly typical systems found in regular housing to being fully “off the grid.” From utilizing standard municipality provisions to being completely independent and handling it all yourself. If choosing the latter it is entirely possible to create small or no ecological impact. These selections, just as much as the overall style and building materials, lend a strong helping hand in making your new minimalistic home uniquely “you!”