Woman Finds Freedom In A Forest Tiny Home

The inspiration behind Christine's tiny home was a realization that, as she reached retirement age, she wanted to escape the burden of rent or a hefty mortgage. The tiny house offered a perfect solution—a space that was uniquely hers, providing financial security and the ability to move around. The possibility of creating a community of tiny homes on the site also appealed to Christine, highlighting the communal aspect that tiny living can bring.

The design of the house captured Christine's heart with its combination of Cedar and metal, creating a visually stunning exterior. The addition of a bump-out at the front adds a unique touch, making the tiny home stand out. Measuring 2.7 meters wide and approximately 8 meters long (closer to 9 meters with the storage box and bump-out), the house strikes an excellent balance between compactness and functionality.