Natasha and Brett met in 2013, she was a designer at Anthropologie, he, a special needs worker. Brett is a dreamer and adventurer and Natasha is up for anything and is the one with the building experience. With Brett’s wanderlust and Natasha’s hands-on...

Ahhh freedom!  Nothing puts a smile on your face quite like watching financial burdens evaporate into thin air.  Ben and Meag Poirier are real life champions of just such an experience.  A young, vibrant couple who travel the country living their dreams...

Brian and his family, like many others, have found financial relief and housing independence through tiny house living.  His skill as a woodworker, mixed with some motivation for his own space, sparked a vision for a tiny house on wheels, which he and his...

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The best part about serving the Tiny House community is connecting with so many creative people, who are living their dreams passionately and intentionally.  @trebventure is one of the special ones who we are proud to share their value of family and...

Last August we helped @naturalstatenomads install a Dwarf 4kw in their school bus conversion "Stormy."  We love their bus, their family, and their lifestyle.  Recently we caught up with Zack and Annie to hear more of their story:...

I stumbled upon Keven’s Small Wood Stove installation in his Vintage Airstream while browsing images on google. His 1971 Airstream has been a labor of love for the past few years. He is now living full-time in his trailer and his Navigator Little Cod Wood Burning...

While poking around the Airstream Forums looking for other folks that installed wood stoves I found Denise’s thread about brutal Alaska winters in a vintage travel trailer with a little wood stove as the primary heat source. The forum thread is fascinating and full of...

Tent stoves are primitive lightweight stoves for heating wall-tents (canvas hunting tents) or ice huts. They are essentially a barrel, door and a chimney. Not the most efficient stoves nor the cleanest burning but they are cheap and they do provide heat. While these...