Due to its simple design, tiny homes are a quick and economical solution to the housing crisis affecting cities around the world. In New Zealand, the cost of building a tiny home is more than ten times cheaper than a regular house, not to mention the difference of the amount of time spent on construction process.

When it comes to materials, we always try to use what nature offers us to ensure that we are creating a healthy living environment, but our number one priority is always energy efficiency. Thoughtful design, quality materials and construction will enable a tiny home to retain heat for higher levels of comfort and lower heating bills.

As people attempt to lead more minimal lives, tiny homes intrinsically allow for this ‘less is more’ approach as the design forces you to declutter and only keep the essentials.

Even though we mainly design tiny homes as a long-term housing solution, it is also becoming increasingly popular to build a tiny house as a holiday home, Airbnb or worker accommodation.

Living in a tiny home is definitely not for everyone and some compromises are to be made, but there are thousands of people around the globe who could not imagine not living ‘tiny’ and enjoying the cost savings associated.