Macy Miller’s home in Idaho (via Macy Miller)
After divorcing and losing her home to foreclosure, Macy Miller, an architect from Idaho, bounced back in an unusual way, by building a new home from scratch with her own two hands.
It cost Miller only $11,000 to build her tiny new home — less than 200 square feet – and took just 18 months. And although the home is certainly a downgrade from the 2,500-square-foot she used to live in, Miller says she never feels claustrophobic.
“Honestly, it doesn’t feel that tiny,” Miller told NPR. “The space is laid out in a way that I have a living room, I have a bedroom, I have a kitchen, I have a bathroom. They all function; none of them feels cramped.” [NPR] –Christopher Cameron