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Snow falls near the entrance of Noble Park, Wednesday, March 4, 2015, in Paducah, Ky. A storm stretching from northern Texas to southern New England is set to bring what could be winter’s last significant snowfall for the East Coast.

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U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen attends a conference of central bankers hosted by the Bank of France in Paris November 7, 2014. REUTERS/Charles Platiau

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<p>This 196-square-foot house near Boise, Idaho, is home to Macy Miller, her partner James, their daughter Hazel, and their Great Dane, Denver. A 27-year-old architect, Macy designed the home from scratch and built it on a 24-foot flatbed with help from friends and family. Clad in siding made of recycled pallet wood, the minimalist home is flooded with light and feels spacious despite its size. Hidden storage under the bed, above the pantry, and behind the fridge are contrasted with open shelving in the kitchen to make the space feel bigger. In total, Macy spent about $11,000 on her tiny house and is now able to live rent- and mortgage-free. —Ellen Sturm Niz</p><p><a href="http://minimotives.com/pro-photos/">Look inside Macy's tiny house</a>.</p>

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