MADISON, Georgia — Sunday was the last day you could experience life in a tiny home.
The 29th annual Tiny House Festival was held in Madison, Georgia.
Tiny homes don't just have to be the regular looking houses that we see in our neighborhoods. They can be homes van, bus conversions, homes made from old school busses called Skoolies or homes on wheels.
The United Tiny House Association, who organizes the festival, says tiny homes can cost less and still be comfortable.
Kalynda Schock came to Madison to learn more about what tiny homes can do her lifestyle.
“I think it’s so cool, and so I do a lot of research on the different stuff they do, like utilizing things for multiple purposes. I just think it’s all very creative & really cool,” she said.