A Brief History of Tiny Houses

​Beyond their versatility, tiny homes typically have multifunctional furniture, including fold-down tables, convertible sofas, and Murphy beds. Because of the small space, tiny homes are commonly built vertically, with sleeping areas accessible by built-in ladders or stairs.

How Tiny Homes Became Big Business—Evolving From DIY Off-Grid Shacks to the Design Darling of Social Mediahttps://www.realtor.com/news/unique-homes/tiny-home-history-evolution-social-media-off-grid-shack/

The verticality is definitely not senior friendly. Where’s the bathroom? But despite the obvious disadvantages for a person of my vintage, serious downsizing remains highly attractive. All I’m trying to do is make our retirement income last as long as we last. Hon, what do you think?

Rejected. Again.

Previous tiny posts here:

https://lifeunderwriter.net/tag/tiny-houses

But Hon, I found one I like…

https://incredibletinyhomes.com/models/black-ace/

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