LIFE IN (& WITH) A SMALLER FOOTPRINT

Smaller spaces
Communal spaces
Rightsized spaces
Multigenerational spaces

We love them all and want to help you fall in love with them, too.

We don’t need to “live large” to live well.

Our aim is to embolden 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 equitable path forward.

The Newsletter: Rightsizing

Ideas for Small Spaces

The Book: Small Space Style
Whitney Leigh Morris in a tiny greenhouse in the woods

Meet the Founder

Whitney Leigh Morris is a creative director, digital storyteller, author, and small space consultant who is passionate about sustainable “rightsized” homes, co-stewardship, and multigenerational living. For over a decade, Whitney has offered millions of viewers ongoing inspiration and ideas for (re)imagining ways to better enjoy challenging spaces, while keeping the wellbeing of our communities and planet at the core of her concepts.

Giveback Initiative: One Shared Home

Insights

  • There are many ways to work with Whitney, including brand collaborations, speaking engagements, photo + video creation projects, small space design and lifestyle coaching, and more.

    • Home & Garden (Design + DIY)

    • Sustainability & Conservation

    • Family

    • Pets

    • Repurposing, Sharing & Repairing

    • Multigenerational & Communal Living

    • Outdoor & Cycling

    • Small Business

    • Healthy, eco-minded living

    • CURRENT: Northern Florida: 114 sqft Greenhouse-office + ~900 sqft ADU home for multigenerational living

    • PART-TIME: Southern France: Currently restoring an old, ~800 sqft French Farmhouse for communal living

    • PAST: Venice, CA: The original, <400 sqft Tiny Canal Cottage (2011 - 2021)

  • 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 more.

  • Whitney has worked on hundreds of collaborations with brands and businesses including:

    • Velux

    • Hunter Douglas

    • Showtime

    • Marvin Windows

    • Color Atelier

    • Sherwin Williams

    • Disney

    • Avocado Green

    • Vintner’s Daughter

    • Lettuce Grow

    • Vego Garden

    • Etsy

    • Lulu & Georgia

    • Williams Sonoma

    • KitchenAid

    • Parachute

    … and dozens of additional small businesses, non-profits, sustainability initiatives. global brands, and more.

Daily Inspiration

The Social Feeds: @WhitneyLeighMorris

We’re here to help you find happiness in rightsized homes.

“As climate change continues to impact the way we live, Whitney believes small spaces can work spectacularly for a variety of family structures with different income levels.”

— Dwell

“Designer Whitney Leigh Morris makes small-scale living look impossibly chic.”

— Architectural Digest

“Follow along on [Whitney’s] Instagram. Seriously, each photo is prettier than the last.”

— House Beautiful

“Whitney has an incredible design sensibility. But beyond her envious eye for design and brain for puzzle-like small-space solutions, it's Whitney's heart that will draw you to her. Her optimism, humility and good vibes are seriously infectious.” 

— Justina Blakeney

“Whitney's eye for detail and her spirit of beauty creates a space that fills the visitor with warmth and welcome. I am deeply envious of her ability to curate aesthetically and tactically satisfying environments. I have tried to emulate this but trust me it is a rare talent. She is a rare talent.”

— Amy Adams

“Morris captures our hearts with her creative spirit and smart tips for going bold and beautiful.”

— Domino

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