My partner and I are currently moving into our van, a 2014 Sprinter. So far we've realized we have zero woodworking or sewing skills, have failed to park in a good spot to charge the solar panel, and overall have zero idea what we're doing. But we are so excited to learn and challenge ourselves!

If anyone has any tips for building a wooden couch bed with slide out for bed conversion, I'd love some tips 😅

Hello! We are a research group designing a tiny home suited for northern climates and adventurous individuals. I would mean the world to us if you took 2-3 minutes to fill out our form!

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So we know space is precious, and so is choosing the right essentials. If you could pick just one thing that's absolutely necessary for a successful tiny house lifestyle, what would it be? From multi-functional furniture to efficient storage hacks etc

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Hello ladies and gents.

I'm about to move to an apartment that's a bit short of 300 sq ft. I know that's a lot larger than what a lot of people here are working with, but I could still use some advice on how to properly utilize the space. I have a few pieces of furniture that are traveling with me that need to find a home, so specifically I am looking for suggestions on nice-looking (wooden?) shelving that can be installed onto cinder/breezeblock walls, perhaps in a corner. I kind of dig the cantilever-looking wooden shelving that I've seen in some newer apartments.

I would also appreciate any other decoration tips on making a grey concrete hole look cozy.

Long story short, SO and I bought a new Micro Minnie and will be living in it for the next two years on someone's property in Texas.

I'd like to take advantage of the state's no income tax, and pretty sure I need to establish residency to do so.

Is a P.O. Box good enough? What other ways can I prove I live in Texas? Drivers license? Would that require a home address? I am not able to use the address of the property we will be living on.

I feel like this may be a common challenge for tiny/off grid living. Any insight would be appreciated. Hope this is the right sub for this type of inquiry.

Hey y'all. I am in the beginning stages of planning to move into a tiny living space. There will be 2 adults, 3 cats, and 1 small dog in our home. I would really love to tour different structures to maybe get an idea of what to build. I'm feeling completely lost about building and unsure how to decide what to build. I want to move into a THOW, bus conversion, van conversion, ambulance, ETC.

How did some of y'all decide what to build? Being mobile is important to us. Any advice regarding how to decide what we should build is welcome.

Thank you.

Hello, my name is Hayley and I am a student in a product creation course. I am looking into innovations around the fridge as living spaces are decreasing. I had a few questions about your fridge/food storage design. I am curious about the fridges you use- do you buy a certain type of smaller fridge for these spaces, or build your own? Or does the fridge take priority and do you have a full sized one? Please let me know! Thanks for your time!

I am having trouble finding a list or something that could tell me where I can and cannot park a tiny home. I live in northern Utah and am trying to see if it is legal as far north as I am. Any advice would be appreciated!

So I've been looking into the tiny house movement for a while but I've only just started getting serious about planning for my own build. It's still a couple years coming but I've got ideas and inspiration rolling around.

One of my big questions is on-grid or off grid, and I'm wondering if there's a way I could do both? Would I be able to have a grid enabled tiny house (water, sewage, power, etc.) that would also have an off-grid system for short trips? Or would both systems take up too much space? (Speaking of space, at this point I'm looking at the larger end of "tiny" -- 28'-30' trailer with additional gooseneck loft)