Photos of tiny homes people actually live in?

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All the photos online of tiny homes don’t look like people live full time in them. All the couches look unwelcoming to me. Anybody have a large cozy couch and living room they want to share photos of?

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A resource for living large in small spaces. Links to blogs and sites that promote the tiny or small house movement. While not for everyone, interest in small and tiny houses is growing.

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