101 Tiny Home Idea that will leave you astonished

Tiny home ideas can be modern, chic, aesthetic, mind-blowing, and full of luxuries all at the same time. Want to know why?

Well, here are some fun facts!

Tiny home ideas can be of different shapes and sizes. They can be stationary tiny houses or mobile tiny homes. Small houses range from 50 square feet to approximately 400 square feet.

Tiny houses can be found with wheels, on floating platforms, and even on moving buses and vans. The most interesting tiny home ideas can be those that are built in shapes like capsules whether transparent or hidden.

These tiny houses are usually made to decrease the size or to have a home that can move, literally! Although, it is still interesting why people choose to live in tiny spaces and what benefits do they get.

So, let us dive into the world of Tiny home ideas!.

Treehouse hosted by Karen and Rick

This treehouse located in Saint Cloud, Florida is a magic tree house. Your eyes won’t believe what this tiny home has encompassed in it. This treehouse has 38 amenities and a couple can live easily. The tiny home idea is to accommodate a couple with all the privacy to themselves.

The Best Boutique Hotel in Portland

High above Macy’s in Portland’s Pioneer Square lies a chic, luxurious dwelling, where those who appreciate art, design and Tiffany Blue can immerse themselves in this cultural epicenter.  We first visited The Nines in 2009, a year after it opened to great fanfare, debuting as the best hotel in Portland, putting the city on the map in the experiential hospitality scene.

We found The Nines was worthy of its name, but it has, after all, been twelve years. Is it still the best boutique hotel in Portland or is it now past its prime? Let’s dive in, shall we?

What I Loved: The hotel lobby, located on the 8th floor of a historic building, still creates a kaleidoscopic labyrinth of seating areas that blend into the restaurant, Urban Farmer. While it would likely look different if designed today, it still felt luxurious and was a great place for a pre-dinner cocktail.

If you don’t have clients, you don’t have a business. I know this because I have had a service based business relying on clients since 2008.

Some of these suggestions can be accomplished in a few minutes, while some are things to put in motion that will pay off over time.I have done most of these because they work for most businesses. Pay special attention to #8 and #9 because I have found them to be crucial in getting more word-of-mouth business.

Are you ready to ignite your business with new clients? Let’s go.

15 Creative Ways to Get Interior Design Clients

Make Your Client the Hero of Your Marketing: Stop what you’re doing! No really. Go to your website and answer this question: Who is the hero of the story on your website? Is it your client? Or is it you? 

Many designers make the mistake of making themselves the hero of their marketing narrative. Your client wants to know how you can fulfill their deepest desires and solve their biggest pain points. You need to make sure that your website copy speaks to your ideal client and convinces them that YOU are what they’ve been missing. And YOU are the one who is going to swoop in and make all their dreams come true.

The Best of Larchmont Village, A Neighborhood Gem in LA

Whenever anyone asks me what neighborhood I love the most in LA, it is without question the neighborhood where I live and work—Hancock Park / Larchmont Village. As long as I call myself an Angeleno, I hope I never have to leave this side of town. Bordering Hollywood, Hancock Park, and Korea Town, historic Larchmont Village is within walking distance of my house, and until quarantine, my office, The Storied Group, and is one of the most charming neighorhoods in LA.

While it had grown tremendously in the last few years—gaining larger high-end brands like Diptique and Blue Mercury—due to COVID, some shops and restaurants have closed, but there are still great independent boutiques and a Farmers’ Market every Wednesday (new!) from 1pm-5pm and Sunday morning from 10am-2pm . Though Larchmont Village is considered the south end of the street, it’s been expanding further towards Melrose with the opening of Cafe Gratitude a few years ago. If you’re looking to treat yourself, it’s worth nothing that this is the best massage I’ve had in Los Angeles, though they are still under a mask mandate.

For any out-of-towners, put this on your list for a local experience, and scroll down to see my favorite spots to eat, drink + shop: