The Moore family from Ozawkie, Kansas is not your average "tiny home" household. In fact, they are quite the opposite, being a group of seven. However, this full-sized family with their larger than life personalities was set on going tiny not only to save money, but also concentrate on spending time together rather than accumulating stuff to fill up a house and take up their time. As was featured on "Tiny House Nation," the family downsized from their five bedroom, 3,200 square-foot home to a 545 square-foot tiny house, which equates to an 80 percent reduction of the space that the Moore's were previously used to. To help lessen the shock of their lifestyle change, general contractor Mel Armstrong developed a three-dimensional diagram to show the family exactly what the tiny home would look like when constructed.
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机译：来自堪萨斯州Ozawkie的Moore家庭并不是您的普通“小房子”家庭。实际上，它们恰好相反，只有七个。但是，这个拥有比生活大的个性的全尺寸家庭不仅要省钱，而且还要集中精力度过时间，而不是积stuff东西来填满房子并占用时间。正如《小房子国家》（Tiny House Nation）所报道的那样，这个家庭的规模从他们的五间卧室，3200平方英尺的房屋缩小到545平方英尺的小房子，相当于摩尔过去的使用空间减少了80％。为了减轻生活方式改变带来的冲击，总承包商梅尔·阿姆斯特朗（Mel Armstrong）制作了三维图，向家庭确切显示了这座小房子在建造时的样子。
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