Less space doesn’t have to mean less style, declares HGTV’s “Tiny House Hunters,” a show about families seeking to downsize their living spaces to under 600 square feet.
The tiny house movement has been featured on home improvement shows, in magazines and on lifestyle blogs. It is simply a social movement, says thetinylfie.com, a lifestyle blog that promotes “microliving” and provides information about the movement. People who are looking to downsize their spaces are also hoping to save money and embrace a more sustainable lifestyle — and they make it look glamorous.
You might be wondering what this lifestyle is really about and how an entire family could function in less than 600 square feet. Will Johnston, founder and CEO of Tiny House Atlanta, a nonprofit that seeks to build sustainable micro communities and bring awareness to microliving in Georgia, explains.
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