It's official! I'm obsessed with tiny houses. Why? I have no idea. Is it their compact organizational spaces? I have been drawn to how other people live in tiny spaces for a couple of months now. At first, I thought I was just looking at genius sheds in people's backyards, transformed into a hideaway, such as a reading room, a home office, a man-cave, or a nice retreat from their main houses. But no, those tiny houses got to me and I have to tell you why.
1. I'm amazed how people can live in such a small space. But it's no surprise when in cities all over the world people already live this way: New York City is one of them, even Hong Kong, and many places in Japan and other European cities. The truth is, it's not a matter of not wanting to have a bigger place; it's more of the fact that only nooks and crannies are available in their cities.
1. I'm amazed how people can live in such a small space. But it's no surprise when in cities all over the world people already live this way: New York City is one of them, even Hong Kong, and many places in Japan and other European cities. The truth is, it's not a matter of not wanting to have a bigger place; it's more of the fact that only nooks and crannies are available in their cities.
2. I'm fascinated with how much stuff people living in tiny homes actually have. Their organization techniques are brilliant and I'm in awestruck of them. It makes me want to downsize my stuff and live a more organized life.
3. People living in tiny houses also have something they have in common--they are happy with their lives living in a small space. It makes sense when you think about it: the smaller the living space, the less stuff you have, and therefore, their level of stress is minimized. They are happy living this way.
Maybe one day, I'll be able to live in a tiny home and enjoy its benefits. But for now, I don't mind the space I currently have.
Thanks for reading!
Mayra :-)
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