This 500sqft House Has an Amazing Floor Plan! Full Tour!

Take a look inside this 500-square-foot tiny home located in Logan, Ohio, United States. The Nest is the perfect cozy spot from which to explore Hocking Hills or simply relax in front of a fire and soak in the hot tub under the stars. The tiny house design has a fully equipped kitchen along with a stocked coffee bar. The Nest is a brand new 500-square-foot tiny cabin ideal for couples and digital nomads who want to explore Hocking Hills while enjoying a beautiful space. The tiny house is designed to make you feel at home, yet away from it all. Inside, the living area is open and airy with enormous windows letting in abundant natural light. This room is anchored with a cozy gas fireplace and opens to the kitchen so you can enjoy being together.

Tiny homes are a popular option when it comes to home designs, they have a lot of benefits including cost-effectiveness, eco-conscious, and very cute. Small house living also has its share of challenges. You have to change the way you think about the stuff you own, and that means getting rid of certain luxuries. And while living in a smaller space means you inevitably have less room for storage, a little bit of creativity can go a long way. The following are some tiny house storage ideas so you can enjoy the small house living lifestyle.

Small Baskets. Tiny house homeowners can choose to swap out oversized drawers for small baskets so every item could have a proper place. Hang Soap Dispensers. While shower shelves are great, most tiny homes can't always accommodate them. Instead, hang a sleek soap dispenser in the shower for shampoo, conditioner, and soap. Then get a matching set of dispensers for a clean look, and you'll forever feel like you are in a spa.

Install Some Corner Shelves. Corner shelves are a staple when it comes to tiny house storage. Corner shelves don't get in the way, they are affordable, and they are relatively quick and easy to install. Walk through your tiny home or review your building plans and add them wherever there's a free spot. Use Stairs as Shelves. Tiny house storage requires looking at the common areas of your home with a new perspective. Stairs, for example, have so much potential for storage if you are open to seeing it. Consider converting a portion of your stairs into shelving. This minor change is both practical and beautiful.

Add a Pouf or Ottoman. Living rooms are typically quite narrow in a tiny house, so there isn't always space to add more seating. Instead, purchase a pouf or an ottoman with a storage compartment. This can serve as an extra seat or footrest, and it could add some more tiny house storage space too. Swap the Dining Table for Bar Seating. Dining rooms are typically left out of tiny house designs, but if you'd like extra countertop space for meals, work, and even storage, consider adding a bar top.