Observation: Tiny home builders vs. builders who build tiny homes
As tiny homes become more and more popular, I'm noticing this divide between dedicated tiny home builders and more general builders who build tiny homes (including some of the companies doing shed-style conversions or modular tiny homes): it all comes down to storage.
Tiny home builders consider storage from the outset when designing tiny homes. They build it into every possible space and really consider how people will use their home. Things like tucking shelving or drawers into stairs, toe-kick kitchen drawers, space under beds and seating, etc.
Builders who build tiny homes, on the other hand, are just building miniature versions of full-size homes. There's very little consideration given to storage of items that aren't in everyday use. They just use a couple fewer cabinets in the kitchen, and in a lot of cases I've seen they don't even include things like closets, maximizing "living" space instead.
I'm curious about other differences people have observed regarding specialized tiny home builders vs builders who are just cashing in on the tiny home "trend"
