Tiny Houses

About: <p><strong>Tiny houses started already in 1973 by one of the pioneers Lloyd Kahn (US). After the depression in 2008, it really got worldwide attention. People were choosing to downsize the space they lived in, simplify, and live with less. Sizes are between 8 and 93 m2. Tiny houses can be rented or owned. Often, they are designed and built by the owner.&nbsp;<span lang="en" tabindex="0">Some are built on trailers; others are built on a foundation.</span></strong></p> <h2><span lang="en" tabindex="0">Tiny House Movement</span></h2> <p>Habitants are often motivated to live in a tiny house because of: a smaller environmental footprint by using solar-, wind energy, and compostable toilets. Using sustainable building materials, having greater financial freedom, and self-sufficiency.</p> <p>If there was an urge to develop a sustainable way of living solutions and share these topics globally, it&rsquo;s now! WhatsOrb Global Sustainability X-change Platform is for you, storytellers, and influencers to write about tiny houses, your experiences, and expectations for the future at home and globally.&nbsp;<br /> <br /> Boost Global Sustainability Now, that&rsquo;s what you can do together with WhatsOrb.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.whatsorb.com/newsletter/your-shared-sustainable-ideas-make-our-earth-a-better-place">What's in for me?</a></p>
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Tiny Houses ALL SOLUTIONS

Tiny houses appeal to the imagination. Tiny houses are getting more and more popular, and governments start to see the opportunities from living tiny. Using fewer resources and less energy. Affordable for many and quickly build. Tiny houses; living sustainable, thinking big.

 

Tiny Houses: Living A Big Dream Small
Tiny houses are gaining popularity as a creative, affordable, and fun way to deal with the afforda
Tiny houses are gaining popularity as a creative, affordable, and fun way to deal with the afforda
Tiny Houses: Living A Big Dream Small
DIY Tiny Houses: Ideas For The Year 2021
The owners of these tiny houses dreamed big and built small. Building the tiny house of your dream
The owners of these tiny houses dreamed big and built small. Building the tiny house of your dream
DIY Tiny Houses: Ideas For The Year 2021
Here It Is: A Tiny House From IKEA
For many of us, IKEA is the go-to when we are about to remodel our house. Affordable, qualitative
For many of us, IKEA is the go-to when we are about to remodel our house. Affordable, qualitative
Here It Is: A Tiny House From IKEA
Here It Is: A Tiny House From IKEA
What Are The Features Of A Mooble Tiny House?
Waking up in the morning with the sound of waves or birds coming from outside. Intertwined with na
Waking up in the morning with the sound of waves or birds coming from outside. Intertwined with na
What Are The Features Of A Mooble Tiny House?
What Are The Features Of A Mooble Tiny House?
Tiny Houses: Brette’s Foldable Off-Grid Pop-Up
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How great would it be if houses would be assigned to people, not places?! A comfortable foldable h
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Tiny Houses

Tiny houses started already in 1973 by one of the pioneers Lloyd Kahn (US). After the depression in 2008, it really got worldwide attention. People were choosing to downsize the space they lived in, simplify, and live with less. Sizes are between 8 and 93 m2. Tiny houses can be rented or owned. Often, they are designed and built by the owner. Some are built on trailers; others are built on a foundation.

Tiny House Movement

Habitants are often motivated to live in a tiny house because of: a smaller environmental footprint by using solar-, wind energy, and compostable toilets. Using sustainable building materials, having greater financial freedom, and self-sufficiency.

If there was an urge to develop a sustainable way of living solutions and share these topics globally, it’s now! WhatsOrb Global Sustainability X-change Platform is for you, storytellers, and influencers to write about tiny houses, your experiences, and expectations for the future at home and globally. 

Boost Global Sustainability Now, that’s what you can do together with WhatsOrb. What's in for me?

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