“Queer spaces are disappearing, particularly spaces for queer women,” Hannah says. “So we realized these spaces can also exist within our homes.”

This home is "quirky" in the best possible way.

“My home is my sanctuary,” renter and mom of three kids Lisa Miller says.

A hanging solar system tops it all off.

“The difference some paint can make to a space is incredible,” homeowner Cass Danson shares.

The home types are tiny houses, studio apartments, trailers, and even a mix of both.

“I have really let my creativity flow here,” renter Tricia Collins writes.

When Kara and Robin first purchased this cabin, the living room was covered with an old grey carpet and dingy white walls, but they "renovated every single room and did DIY projects for everything."

Expansive windows boast beautiful views of the trees outdoors.

After living around the globe, Rose Adele is ready to stay put for a while in this delightful home.

Honestly you'll forget you're even in New York City thanks to this apartment's chic floral pattern mixing.

See how a cottage, in-law unit, apartments, and even a boat use their 400 square feet.