The Dark Side Of The Tiny House Movement

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What Ever Happened To The Tiny House Movement Wired In 1997, jay shafer built his first tiny house: a miniature country chapel with tastefully weathered wood, a high pitched roof, and tall, crimson trimmed windows. the exercise was part design. The movement was bolstered by tv shows such as “tiny house, big living” on hgtv, the endless self help resources available online and traditional builders who had switched to minimalistic. Tiny houses are everywhere. they've received heavy coverage in the media and there are millions of followers on dozens of pages on social media. while there is no census for these homes, they have. The dark side of tiny homes now this is a video that i didn't really want to make, but i feel it's necessary. as much as i have a truly deep love of the tiny house movement, i can't ignore that there is a dark side to all of this and that is what i would like to explore in this video.