the Eugene Weekly ran a great piece about the local (and national) tiny house movement; I was fortunate enough to be included in it and had a lovely time with Shannon and Todd. Read the article here. hope the day is blessing you.
aatinyhouse
Creating "new" from old, building and living in a tiny "reclaimed" house. Beginning in 2012, I will live in this 216 square foot space as I pursue my PhD studies in Literature and the Environment. In this way, I hope to live a little smaller, leave a little lighter, and learn in what ways formal study can be acted in the every day.
aatinyhouse 
A fantastic article about a fantastic movement, here’s hoping everything stays positive in your life
Thank you, Maggie! Blessings!!
I have been intrigued with tiny homes for some time and I feel like I have seen them all via blogs, forum’s and you tube. Yours is a true stand out. So many personal touches and efficient use of space. The half moon window is a show stopper and great call on the Gambrel roof, both of those probably make the space feel so much bigger. And that beatle pine wood is stunning. You may have just reinvigorated my desire to pursue my own tiny home.
Thank you for your kind words! Sending you loads of encouragement and support!!!
Why do you want less built in furniture?