Been daydreaming lately about living in a tiny house... picture waking up, stretching your arms, and already being in your kitchen, lol. Sunlight streaming through a little window, coffee brewing inches away. Wonder what your morning would look like?
Tiny houses do seem cozy, but honestly, I need my space. I mean... imagine having guests over or trying to cook a big dinner in that tiny kitchen. I'd feel cramped before my coffee even finished brewing, lol.
"I'd feel cramped before my coffee even finished brewing, lol."
Haha, I totally get that feeling. When we were designing our home, we briefly considered a tiny house, but quickly realized we needed room to breathe—especially in the kitchen. Still, I admire the minimalist lifestyle. Maybe a tiny house could work better as a vacation spot or weekend getaway rather than full-time living? Would you consider it for short-term stays, or is it just too cramped overall?
I feel the same way about needing space, especially in the kitchen. Tiny houses are fascinating from a design perspective, but practically speaking, they can be challenging. I've seen some clever layouts that maximize storage and functionality, but even then, it seems like you'd constantly be rearranging things just to cook dinner comfortably. Maybe for a weekend retreat it'd be fine, but long-term... I don't know, I think I'd miss having room to stretch out and relax without bumping into something every two seconds.
Tiny houses have their charm, but I agree about practicality. After downsizing a few years ago, I realized how much I value having separate spaces—especially a kitchen where two people can move around without bumping elbows constantly.
