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Maker’s Plant-Filled Tiny Home ADU with Studio

By Alexis Stephens | June 8, 2021

Denise Bayron is a multi-talented maker living in a tiny home ADU (accessory dwelling unit) in Oakland, California. She is a knitwear designer and sewing patternmaker with a knack for small space design. By creating zones, Denise organized her layout into distinct areas, maximizing efficiency and aesthetics. Yet her foundation-based tiny house still feels open…

The MOST Common Tiny House Parking Spot

By Alexis Stephens | September 24, 2020

Backyard Tiny House Parking Creates Informal Cohousing Community Revisiting Today’s Tiny House Parking Spot, Episode 6 In this episode, we parked in my sister Nicole’s backyard in northern Utah. It’s a wonderful way to visit family, striking a perfect balance—enjoying our private space and fun time together, as we choose. During our stay, we had…

How to Add Extra Living Space to Your Home: Tiny House Style

By Alexis Stephens | July 23, 2020

Are you running out of adequate space? It’s time to be a bit more creative! Here are ways to add extra living space to your tiny house or traditional home. Even though the size of families has steadily decreased, the size of our homes has gone up, up, up. In 1973, the average size of…

Tiny Topic Tuesday: What Role can Tiny Homes Play in Addressing Housing Inequality?

By Alexis Stephens | July 14, 2020

Join LATCH Collective for a discussion around Tiny homes and the role they can play in addressing housing inequality in our communities.

Tiny Houses as ADUS Online Consulting Session

By Alexis Stephens | July 9, 2020

Interested in the new laws that allow movable tiny homes as backyard homes in Los Angeles? This is your in-depth guide to making happen.

Community Discussion: How Can We Increase Safety and Inclusion of People of Color When Locating Movable Tiny Homes?

By Alexis Stephens | June 28, 2020

Join LATCH Collective for a special community conversation to develop ideas and strategies around increasing safety and inclusion for people of color who seek to live in a tiny house.