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Jace Cotton is excited about tiny homes. That’s notable, given that Jace is a Bellingham City Council member At-Large and excitement about tiny homes at that level of local government more »

A recent op-ed in the Seattle Times, written by a pair of executives, one from Amazon and one from Microsoft, makes the case that Washington state needs to build its more »

One of the most common questions we hear from people considering a tiny home is: but where would I actually put it? It’s a fair question, and the answer is more »

Tiny homes solve a lot of problems that conventional housing can’t. They’re affordable to build, easy to move, and light on infrastructure. One of the questions that comes up early more »

When most people picture a tiny home, they imagine something off-grid — solar panels on the roof, a composting toilet, running on rainwater somewhere deep in the woods. The reality more »

Why its a big deal House Bill 1337 was passed in April of 2023, and it is a big deal for our state. The purpose is to ease the barriers more »

We had a great time this year at the Whatcom Home and Garden Show. We met a lot of people and made some new friends. It was fun to see more »

If you ask most people why builders wrap a house, they’ll tell you it’s to stop air leaks. That’s true — but it’s only half the story. The other half more »

I’ll come clean about something: I’m claustrophobic. Not severely, but enough that enclosed spaces make me restless in a way I can’t quite will away. You might wonder what draws more »