This is a very interesting thread. For those of you who don't already know, I am part of the Tiny House Movement (info here:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/11/garde ... .html?_r=1), a minimalist "society" of sorts that promotes living in the smallest space possible. People are in it for lots of different reasons--some are environmentalists, some want homes small enough they can carry them around on trailers and tour the country. I am a part of it because honestly, I'm a young single male who spends little time at home. Having a big, elaborate house would be a waste of money and energy. Tyler Durden (the character in Fight Club, not the PUA) said it best: the things you own end up owning you. So I own as little as possible
Mine is one of the larger houses in the movement at 400 square feet (some guys live in <100 square feet). It consists of a bedroom, living room, dining/kitchen area and small bathroom. My electric bill is usually less than $30 a month.
How does this all relate to women? We all know the ladies love us for our quirks and idiosyncrasies, and this is a prime example. The first time a girl comes to my place, rather than useless small-talk I get to speak about an interesting topic I'm truly passionate about with a great backstory (what I've typed here is only a small portion of the spiel I usually give). Not only that, but sizing down your home provides you the opportunity to build it using higher-quality materials for a relatively small amount of money, so I still get the so-called "DHV" of a larger (and thus more expensive-looking) home.
As for decor, I have very little, keeping with the minimalist theme, but I do have a sort of beach-house vibe going on with bamboo fan blades, rattan window shades, hemp area rugs and hardwood floors. The few decorations I do have came from Romancing the Stone or were gifts along the same theme.
Your boy,
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