Tiny house movement: what's the buzz about? - Do you like the idea of living simple, and owing a small yet practical house within your budget? Then you will love these tiny houses.

In this gallery, you will find out why the tiny house movement is becoming so popular.

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Tiny house - These houses are tiny and have very few items.

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Lifestyle - But tiny houses go beyond an architectural style - they're actually a lifestyle.

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Minimalism - This style prioritizes minimalism, conscious living, simplicity, and the motto 'to live better with less.'

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A good idea - If you identify with this lifestyle, you will really like the idea of ​​a tiny house.

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Other reasons - But even if you can't imagine yourself living this way, these houses can win you over for other reasons.

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Small areas - These houses will show you that it is possible to live comfortably in a small space.

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Practical - Practicality is the key when it comes to tiny houses.

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Surprising - From the outside, one couldn't imagine how much can actually fit in these little houses.

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Making the most out of the space - It's very important to make the most out of the available space.

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Rooms - Knowing how to divide the rooms is also essential.

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Decoration - But being small doesn't mean it can't be modern and beautifully decorated.

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Bathroom - And the bathroom is compact too. No need to go outside the house to do your personal hygiene!

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Sizes - Tiny houses come in various sizes, ranging from 20 square meters to 30 square meters.

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Alone or with company - You can live alone, but these houses are also family-friendly!

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Separate rooms - And you don't have to share the same room!

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Planning - With good planning, it is possible to have all the essential features built in the house and live comfortably as a family. (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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DIY - A great advantage of this type of house is that they are very simple to assemble. So you can even build your own tiny house yourself! (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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Family building - If you have kids, they can even help you out in the construction. You can build your home together as a family. (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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Mobile home - You can also add wheels to the house so you can easily move it around. (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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Economical - This is a great option if you own land but can't afford to build a big house. (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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Annex - Or it can serve as an annex for guests, or parents who want to stay close to their children, but need their own space (or the other way around). (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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Cosy decor - When decorating a tiny house, opt for elements that make it cozy, such as wood flooring. (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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Making the most out of the walls - It's very important to know how to make the most of all the available space, including the walls. Hanging the TV on the wall is an example of this. (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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Making the most out of the stairs - Use the stairs as cabinets, shelves, or drawers that will serve as storage for clothes or other objects. (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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Two floors - These houses generally have two floors, and the upstairs floor is transformed into a kind of mezzanine that works as a bedroom. (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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Bedroom - The bed will have to be built on a low frame, but that gives you more space to decorate the rest of the room as you please. (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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Twin room - It's important to make the most of the entire second floor. If done properly, you can easily fit more than one bed in there. (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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Dresser - When the bedroom is on the first floor and the bed is higher up, build a dresser under it to store things. (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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Every little thing in its place - An open-plan kitchen combined with a living room is a great way to save space. Just make sure that the house is always organized, try to accumulate as few things as possible, and get rid of everything you don't use. (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

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