Tiny houses are spreading like proverbial wildfires across the world—and probably because it really just makes sense.

What does or does not count as a tiny house has as much to do with class as it does with the structure itself.

A one bedroom vacation house in Mexico.

With two lofts, floating stairs, porthole windows, and tons of character, Tiny House Valhalla is a delightful abode for a family...

When a West Vancouver couple called on an architect to build their family home, he delivered—he just had to change the roof first.

Giving users a taste of the tiny house movement, one startup offers compact cabins for short stays.

In a city known for its density and small residences, this tiny home employs skylights and a large glass door to connect with its...

HoneyTree Farm, a collection of playful bunks in the Texas Hill Country, lets you sleep high in the canopy of live oaks and...

The latest dwelling from NOMAD Micro Homes is as well-designed as it is affordable.

A Bay Area single mom priced out of the rental market takes matters into her own hands and constructs a tiny home for herself and...

Gustavo Penna Architect & Associates uses reclaimed mining waste to create a minimalist masterpiece on a spectacular site.

At just $79,000, this customizable mobile trailer allows you to design the tiny house of your dreams.

Linked by a modern version of a white picket fence, two near-identical houses in Los Angeles add space by extending beyond their...