Log and Timber Home Living

Maximize a Mini Design

Whatever your reason for building small – budget, downsizing, property requirements or just the downright charm of petite plans — smart design can save you from big expenses and hassles. These expert design tips will help you max out your diminutive dream home. Here’s what to consider:

1 START WITH YOUR MOTIVATION

“How will this home be used?” asks Brian Sielaff, the CEO and managing partner of Tamarack Grove

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