"Home for None" is a coffee table book capturing the essence of a student film based on Eve Morawski's struggle to save her home. This 42-page book features a laser-engraved wooden cover and wallpaper-like interior, embodying the house concept. It showcases black and white stills from the film and behind-the-scenes photos, mirroring the film's aesthetic. Exclusively distributed to the project's donors, it stands as a unique tribute to the film's creation and story.

In a creative departure from traditional credit sequences, "Home for None" concludes with a scene that echoes a powerful moment from the narrative. Instead of depicting the delivery of overdue taxes, the mailbox is filled with envelopes adorned with the names of the film's contributors. These uniquely presented credits symbolize the unified support and effort behind the film's story, weaving together a metaphor of hope and communal spirit that resonates with the film's overarching themes.