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@leeloooooooooo

Жыл бұрын

Spammer alert!! I reported them

@karriegriffith6167

Жыл бұрын

I would love to win..the adventure van..

@emilyfield6047

Жыл бұрын

@@karriegriffith6167 to see

Canadian winters are harsh, those windows would be lovely for three seasons, but might be regrettable at -30C in high winds. We lived in our cottage for years with lots of windows, and I consider a home with a lot of windows to be a three season dwelling, after having lived in one in Ontario, Canada.

@Em-by9ez

Жыл бұрын

I mean good double or triple glaze windows should be fine. Older ones with less planning for thermal bridging are rough though, that's fair

For my taste, the floor space of the kitchen is very large compared to the living area. I see this in a lot of tiny houses. Prep space is nice, but wouldn't it be more easy to have some sort of foldable counterspace that can be hinged down, or removed otherwise? After cooking you then have a larger living space. Or a smaller tiny house having more or less the same functionality.

@revdupartist9386

Жыл бұрын

There are Tiny's with less kitchen length, but they also tend to be way shorter and only have loft bedrooms. At the same time I'm very sure that there are builders (prob including this one) that w/b more than happy to work with you to design one exactly the way you want it. If you are serious about it check out different builders, ask a lot of questions, & find one that's a fit for you.

@doloresreynolds8145

Жыл бұрын

You did see the fold-down counter in this one, right?

I had to watch the video twice so blown away with how distinctive and attractive this tiny home was. I enjoyed seeing the large windows and tall ceilings I think the kitchen cabinet could be lowered and a smaller narrower placed over the sink. I know I couldn't access that microwave the way it is. The downstairs bedroom is a real bonus. Thank you for sharing this tiny home.

For the lofted bedroom, it would be better if the walk-in was recessed below so there was near standing room. This would cut into some space below, but worth in my opinion. How it is now requires crawling in that adults 40+ probably wouldn't want to do.

@ZeoCyberG

Жыл бұрын

And/or reduce the size of the loft to just the bed. So it's more like getting in and out of bed and you don't need to move over a distance to reach it. Some lowered platforms work around the bed to access both sides with standing space.

@dorysmum5732

Жыл бұрын

I’d love to know how they got that mattress in that small opening and how to get it out again 😅

@ZeoCyberG

Жыл бұрын

@@dorysmum5732 Foam mattress can come in a compressed vacuum sealed roll that makes it easier to get in such tight spaces. But getting it out will be difficult but not impossible.

@missyj9909

Жыл бұрын

Yeah that would be a great room for the grandkids or storage

@howtocuthair1452

Жыл бұрын

I’m sure they care about your opinion

Well thought out , very spacious and open love it brings the outside inside. Beautiful 😊❤

Dunno about having the bathroom in between the kitchen and the bedroom, especially with the toilet in full view like that.

@littlelamb6804

Жыл бұрын

Deal breaker for me. Toilet AWAY from kitchen!

Where does the roof drain?

@bethanythatsme

Жыл бұрын

I was wondering that myself. It doesn't seem practical.

@brrrrrrrrit2663

Жыл бұрын

Seems semi pitched to me. Not sure tho.

Yay ground floor bedroom! I would not be able to use those stairs with my prosthetic leg. It's a cute design, as far as a permanent home, there's a few things I would change. Open shelves in the kitchen, pull out pantry. I'd shrink the fridge to make for a larger shower since I can't quite shower standing on one foot; I need a shower bench. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Every sentence she says ends in a question mark

@singthesongofmypeople

Жыл бұрын

Makes it seem like you aren't sure about what you're telling people.

@tealdreams

Жыл бұрын

I was searching for this comment. I felt the same way. Hurt my ears a lot. 😬

@rdandkids4163

Жыл бұрын

It’s called “up-speak” and is quite irritating. Aside from that, the house is beautiful and she gave a great tour.

@cujo3166

Жыл бұрын

@@tealdreams "Upward inflection" I had to shut it off, her speaking was driving me crazy!

@tealdreams

Жыл бұрын

@@cujo3166 Oh my gosh, I don’t blame you!

Are there window coverings on the large windows that I missed? It would seem pertinent for any kind of privacy whilst in a tiny home community.

@asthecrowflies737

Жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing - like living in a fish bowl. Zero privacy downstairs.

@allie1953

Жыл бұрын

My observation, also.

@triedproven9908

Жыл бұрын

Curtains and rods are an easy accomodation.

@singthesongofmypeople

Жыл бұрын

Would be very creepy at night. Anyone could see in, but you can't see out...

Love windows. Downstairs bedroom. I agree that stairs need a railing. Really beautiful home. Thank you.

@andyduck1127

Жыл бұрын

No window blinds?

Love everything but the couch and the stairs.

I like the downstairs bedroom.I'm one of those people who don't climb too well nor do I like crawling around on the floor.

With all those windows I'd feel like I was in an aquarium.

'no compromises were made on size' truly capturing the essence of the tiny home movement there. I think I need to 'Explore Alternatives' to this channel, because it's just taking the mickey at this point.

Love the layout, especially the bathroom design!

Beautiful 😻 love all the windows. When I get my tiny home a main floor bedroom is a must !!

Like that this tiny house has a bedroom on the main floor. Also like the design and decor. Thanks Matt and Danielle 👍👍❤

Nice to have a main floor bedroom.

Wow, so much space and room ...Superb and beautiful interior......

Nice! Love the stairs...

It's beautiful, but I'd feel a bit too exposed with the big windows. I'd personally option for smaller windows

Algonquin is a large beautiful park , a true wilderness area nice that you have these tiny's to rent that way one who would like to construct a tiny home can see what it would be like to live in.

I'm such a klutz I'd have to change those stairs. Full length storage drawers would be good.

@carolirvine3367

Жыл бұрын

Feels like its an accident waiting to happen.

Nicely designed.

Beautiful

Love it! My fave!❤

Such a beautiful home!! I really love how the living room feels so open!! Gorgeous!!!!❤

Thank you.

Pretty!!!

Is it just me or does she say "here" a lot or does she just say it a weird way? 😂

Rumah yang sangat bagus dengan udara yang sejuk ♥️

Thank you #Omaze for sponsoring this video.

Love it 🥰

I think I like most of it...must be a giant to use the microwave...👍. And I agree with a few others ...maybe could more sort of standing space in the loft .but great style design colour...All in all a good tiny home .

That looks nice :)

Those inside steps are an accident waiting to happen.

I love it

luv it

Very lovely place specially for me because the bed on the main floor is a main issue. Just wandering what type of vehicle is needed for transportation from one way to another? I nice way to try with renting that is for sure. Thanks for this video❤️

Need a holding rail on those stairs.

This one, looks so pretty, and funcitional

@triedproven9908

Жыл бұрын

Yes it has a nice flow to it.

I'm in Ontario I will spread the word

C'est chouette, sauf les escaliers qui sont trop casse-gueule.

So inviting geogeous

I love main floor bedroom tiny homes. If I ever live in one, that’s how I’m doing it.

@lienmtitus

Жыл бұрын

Same here!

@davidcattin7006

Жыл бұрын

Me too, unless there's standing room in the loft. At only 5'3", that's pretty easy for me ;o)

Nice

This is the Zero squared Tiny home model called the willow! built here in Calgary

Wonder if it is possible to do a euro shower instead of the dedicated 'shower only' space... Would have the closet at the end so it could store more instead of being such a tiny space.

Muito linda.

I always ask the same question, where’s the TV????

Nice tiny home. Well plan out. Thanks for content

Living in northern 🇯🇵 and that roof wouldn’t work here because of the shape/design. All the snow would’ve broken it. Also, what’s up with the host’s vernacular?

@MsSonali1980

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, that roof is an odd choice. There is a reason why certain roof types are dominant in certain parts of the world. Even a heavy rain could cause disaster because it has only one direction where the water can flow (I'm guessing here that the middle has a drain, I hope at least). And I didn't even think of the snow.

is this thing bullet and armor proof

What was the square on the wall in the downstairs bedroom?

I always comment honestly and there's a lot of tiny homes that I don't care for and I comment that. I love this one. It has everything that you need. It reminds me of a small apartment. There's so many things that tiny houses lack in the form of comfortable seating or a functioning kitchen for people who actually cook and easy access to a bedroom for people who don't want to have to fall down stairs in the middle of the night. This tiny house addresses so many of those issues that I've had with other homes and it has a great bathroom as well. Great job on the design. Now I wonder who's going to get triggered by this comment because it doesn't match yours? 😂

@jamesengland7461

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing your rights. What's your favorite part of this home?

@kamikazitsunami

Жыл бұрын

​@@jamesengland7461 I don't have just one favorite. I like the double sliding doors and the downstairs bedroom and the big shower and the washer dryer combo under the sink. The only thing I'm not a big fan of is those stairs only cuz I could see myself tripping but I know it's a good way to make stairs that don't use up that much room. It would take some getting used to for sure. I always look for a big kitchen and this one is a decent size.

This is a tiny house that a person could easily grow old in! ❤️

@randomcomment6068

Жыл бұрын

Then you need less stairs.

@gingermiller1087

Жыл бұрын

You've obviously never grown old.

I take it that the mini-split isn’t enough to heat the place, as there is also a Rinnai direct vent heater.

@triedproven9908

Жыл бұрын

I've seen some with pretty cool wood stoves.

Is the giveaway only to Canadian residents?

Nice but the roof is a bad design because too many tree leaves on it and won’t been easy to maintain it.

Very nice for practical living ☺️

How do you possibly from the lofted bedroom turn around and come down those stairs

@miranda_miranda

Жыл бұрын

ameba way lol

Too many window in the living area, not enough wall space

@BrittMFH

Жыл бұрын

I'll say! 👍

@allie1953

Жыл бұрын

Not enough space to hang an art collection....

I have to admit, this comes across as an advertisement for harmony resorts more than it does a home that somebody actually owns and lives in. The time of showing everybody and anybody's Airbnb may be over. I'm not seeing anything innovative or new from what you have shown before. I guess I'm looking for evolution of design, or perspectives on what makes this better than other designs. It may be that the "Airbnb / rental" tiny house is no longer unusual enough on its own as a topic for so many of these tiny house channels. Some of them are branching out into not so tiny and in fact almost anti-frugal homes. These aren't so much tiny homes as they are tiny hotel rooms for making money by the owners. It's actually counter to the entire tiny house movement, where people actually own a home in a couple of years rather than three decades and have no debt. What's the actual future of tiny homes and people actually living in them? I'm kind of disappointed in the current trend, which only further alienates people from actually owning their own home. Because it's all short-term rental / Airbnb. What's the mission of this channel?

@simini1837

Жыл бұрын

I must say I agree with this comment to a certain extent. These types of holiday homes are nothing new and aren't about "exploring alternatives" for actual living.

@JamCamel

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. We all just watched an 11-minute infomercial.

It would feel like you're out in nature if there wasn't a neighbor right there so close to you. If I rented this I'd be extremely annoyed that they're aren't blinds on all the huge windows in the main living space! You might want to actually stay in it a few days yourself.

Wish they had the length of all the tiny home tours. Would be nice to know the size they have

@barbjustus462

Жыл бұрын

they do on their website

Pro: I like how this tiny house has been decorated. It is small but seems spacious. The two-tone exterior does blend with the park and overall ambiance of its surroundings. It even has a dishwasher, a full size fridge, and two beds. Con: I'm curious why there's a rug in the bathroom. Wouldn't that get wet a lot after you step out of the shower? Although I've seen these type of design before. I don't think it's practical. There is a comment here regarding the right-handed (or footed) stairs. I haven't been to a house with such design but I am left-handed so I don't know if it's going to be a problem. Regardless, there's a main floor bedroom so I'll probably be in that. I feel like this house is designed for rented short-term stay. For a long-term dwelling, you would need lots of storage and in order for this design to look spacious, it had to compromise on those storage. Yes, there are storage but only enough for an airbnb-type of residence.

@bleh329

Жыл бұрын

I'd hardly call something that's so easily removable as a rug a "con". U've dug clean through the bottom of the barrel here.

@XylonPH

Жыл бұрын

@@bleh329 I guess you can say it wouldn't be my style. I actually like it by-design but if I were to do it, I wouldn't put it there so for me it's not practical to have that there, and with that type of rug. I guess for others, it's a positive thing having a rug there.

How Much did it cost

This could be my favorite tiny house ever. The design and layout are awesome.

@kalenagy

Жыл бұрын

it needs a ramp

@emwiley5137

Жыл бұрын

@@kalenagy absolutely. Ramps are so much better for visitors who might need them.

It's nice but too many damn windows!

I prefer a standing loft.

Beautiful house ❤

Your sponsor Omaze is not very Canadian friendly - their competitions always say you have to live in the US to win.

@allie1953

Жыл бұрын

😯

❤❤❤❤❤

❤️

The futon and the ridiculous stairs are missed opportunities for useful storage. Also, drawers in the pantry would be better than shelves.

I love everything about this place except the loft. I would not want to crawl to go to bed everytime. I wish the ceiling can be lifted higher like a convertible. Of course would cost more $$$$. Just my opinion.

Beautiful. But the microwave is REALLY high up.

The best thing -I would say as a resident of Southeast Asia- is that these tiny houses have NO curtain, NO door grill and NO window grill, which adds to its aesthetics. That’s the beauty of living in countries with relatively low crime rates. Right?

Yeah but costs like a normal house...so lose all the meaning of the tiny house

@bleh329

Жыл бұрын

Cost of a "normal house". Really. The average cost of "normal" homes here is around $1.5 million. What's this one going for and where did u find that info, internet genius?

@laynetravis

Жыл бұрын

@@bleh329 1.5mil?are u celebrity?i guess not lol..where im living houses 🏘️ normal can buy 150.000-300.000..this tiny house cost almost 150.000...so yes exists..

@chelinfusco6403

Жыл бұрын

@@laynetravis Perhaps this person (Bleh) lives in California or NY. Housing in these areas are ridiculous.

@laynetravis

Жыл бұрын

@@chelinfusco6403 no doubt about that,he was rude..and London where my brother lives is crazy numbers too

I like this model. there's just a few little things like raising the extention of the kit countier to be the same level. and just one comment. If you could put a person that does not sing their comments would be very nice.

you have practically a 400 square-foot apartment

What I saw was very beautiful! Unfortunately I stopped watching when you got to the kitchen. The microwave is very high up.. I'm getting shorter with age. Also I like the idea of a a convection or traditional oven better. God bless!

needs curtains for privacy or at least blinds

those stairs to get to the loft are aweful! accident waiting to happen! except for composting commode its ok

🤘🏻

One time at Tiny Home Camp….

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Really gotta watch this one on “mute.”

Composting toilet like a litter box

@mlsaulnier

Жыл бұрын

Yes I used one before and it is like a litter box

⭐⭐⭐⭐

The microwave and cupboards are far too high. Who wants to walk thru a possibly in use bathroom to get to the bedroom or out of it? Why is the extension to the countertop set lower than the countertop? This makes for a two level eating top! It is useless selling these homes without the steps down to the ground from the living area at the back. Who wants to open the door and fall out a couple of feet? Not a well thought out design.

Those stairs just scream head injury.

@allie1953

Жыл бұрын

They need some kind of railing....

@angieemm

Жыл бұрын

@@allie1953 it's the opposite step thing for me. What if I don't want to start the steps on that particular foot?

@latonyalee7821

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking more like full body injury. That's a no for me.

i have frustration of owning one.

Looks nice, but I couldn’t live in something like that

Is it still a tiny house if it's big?

@barbjustus462

Жыл бұрын

It is tiny but looks big haha

@VitorSilva-kr8vg

Жыл бұрын

A big tiny house lolol nothing makes sense anymore 😂

@bleh329

Жыл бұрын

Is this big?

80k with furnished? If so, that might be great.

@andyduck1127

Жыл бұрын

Leisure time park in palgrave has them listed at $175,000.

While beautiful, I suspect that all those windows make it challenging to keep the temperatures comfortable.

Do you know what upspeak is?