You don’t need to live large to live well.

The Tiny Canal Cottage

The Tiny Canal Cottage is a resource for helping folks mindfully conceptualize, decorate and enjoy smaller and/or shared home spaces. The goal is to help folks of all backgrounds and income levels live comfortably and contentedly in — and with— a smaller footprint, emboldening a collective shift away from the “bigger/more is better” mentality that contributes to hyper-consumerism, allowing us clearer access to a greener and more equal path forward.

The Tiny Canal Cottage was founded by Whitney Leigh Morris, who shares her sustainable small space living and design expertise via a diverse array of news + editorial outlets and speaking engagements. You can also explore her work via her:

Newsletter
Rightsizing

Social Media
@WhitneyLeighMorris
Book
Small Space Style
Non-Profit Efforts
OneSharedHome.org

Morris is a professional member of the Good Future Design Alliance and The National Writers Union, and is on the Board of The RightWay Foundation. She is also the founder of OneSharedHome.org.

Morris’ work has been featured in: CNN, Dwell, Architectural Digest, Better Homes & Gardens, Disney, Goop, Refinery29, Elle Decor, Access Live/Hollywood, Houzz, Design*Sponge, Today, Babble, My Domaine, Cosmopolitan, Hunker, Domino, MSN, Lonny, Good Housekeeping Magazine, HLN, Darling Magazine, The Knot Magazine, The Everygirl, Create & Cultivate, Rue Magazine, Huffington Post, Well + Good, House Beautiful, MindBodyGreen, Country Living, The Nest Magazine, The Daily Mail, The Sunday Times, The Kitchn, Redbook Magazine, Glitter Guide, Style Me Pretty Living, BuzzFeed, PopSugar, The Chalkboard, Apartment Therapy, and many more brands and outlets.