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@klyanadkmorr

6 жыл бұрын

If you live in US?other moderncountries too? the city or nearby smalltowns, there still MANY small REFURBISHABLE/REMODEL small 750-1200sqft, 1 story 1950-70's homes you can buy cheap foreclosures/empty & more $ you can literally be off grid put up panels & small windgenerators. Water collect from roof, compost, garden your yard, redo roof/walls for lighting/sun heating. Some places allow raise chickens/rabbits goats fenced like dogs. Early 90's b4 this was a 'fad-thing' I saw silliness ofowning huge house space and waste. Bought a house for less than paying apt rent and started using the savings (screw landlords and bankers) to be more environmentally sound as I kept up with the tech & movement. Instead I intend to be a little old lady in a self sustaining OWNED home in the city next to downtown.

@pete1853

6 жыл бұрын

I am using the Brave browser now, and have been for a while. It is great, and not hard to use.

@hollyblack7250

6 жыл бұрын

Living Big In A Tiny House

@judyruhe8326

6 жыл бұрын

Living Big In A Tiny House

@mr.cubarinogaming8953

5 жыл бұрын

Yes i too will build a house in Guatemala to be debt free ..screw the gov and big corp.. my hard work my money...this is the movement we need to push forward thank guys for all your great vids much luv for all of youz...

I wish Bryce does follow up interviews a few years after these types of initial interviews. That would be cool.

@anneofgreengables1619

5 жыл бұрын

Yes. Would be interesting to see how long the cloth nappies & no soap lasted.

@caledoniabeautifuleden8584

5 жыл бұрын

English Muffin Cloth nappies can easily go until baby is potty trained, but once baby is on solids, I imagine they will need a detergent to get rid of the smell. Also, my cloth nappies/ diapers would get a strong ammonia smell, we did use white vinegar and bicarbonate of soda and sunshine but sometimes they NEED a proper detergent.

@caledoniabeautifuleden8584

5 жыл бұрын

umma a Thankyou for replying, that is interesting, we would often have to strip our nappies but always had the same problem. The nappies I had were recommended to be washed at 60 degrees Celsius. My youngest is 9 now, I don’t need nappies for babies anymore, just reusable san pro for myself but this is good to know, if a friend has similar issues I can pass on your advice!

@lpm67

5 жыл бұрын

Sunshine and snow are fantastic for dealing with cloth nappies. Just scrape, soak and then cold wash with detergent....I liked grated sunlight soap, rinse well and hang out in the sun to dry.

@Janzer_

4 жыл бұрын

that's easy. 99.9% of them are just doing this as a showcase to sell.

Tiny Houses are working to change more than just the weather climate. It's changing the idea that "gotta-have-bigger/more/all" isn't the happiest way to live.

@mysoutherngardeningjourney

6 жыл бұрын

I'm much happier in our 576 s.f. home than I was in our 2100+s.f. home.

@merange1

6 жыл бұрын

I wish these were available when I was young! I would have had one as soon as I could. All that rent money was like water down the drain.

@feefees9796

6 жыл бұрын

Tina Gallagher exactly

@raelee7420

6 жыл бұрын

Small living should be about compromising space to save money and gain freedom ..these nutjobs buying a tiny house thats as expensive as a big house to say that you are living small for green-ness and others ?--blaaa..and living as small as that in a couple? I don't buy that its as great as they want to made it out. I could do it myself, happily.. but another person with me.. ehhh. romance will quickly die .. haha

@IvonaFlakus

6 жыл бұрын

I think that the "gotta have bigger/more" lifestyle soon proves to ALL the people that its a wrong way to live, but not all of those discover the better alternative. That is why we should teach by examle and show children that you can be in connection with nature and yourself, without the "rat race" part.

This couple is so healthy, happy and caring for our planet and the next generation. And the house is gorgeous. Congratulations!!!

@melrosepark4463

4 жыл бұрын

69 Kevrolet Fastback The husband looks emaciated. I worry for he baby.

@milo6727

4 жыл бұрын

idk, he doesn't look that healthy, more like starved

@lioninthesun

3 жыл бұрын

@@melrosepark4463 you're a fool, men are supposed to be slender like that. He's probably healthier than you

@lioninthesun

3 жыл бұрын

@@milo6727 stfu, he looks like a man should look. Men are naturally slender like that but you wouldn't know because you stuff your face full of mind numbing garbage

@danthelambboy

3 жыл бұрын

Happy..Healthy..Vegans

I never get bored watching Tiny houses videos😍😍😍💕💕

@vkvkvk317

4 жыл бұрын

Same here! Im addicted, lol

@slaveNo-4028

3 жыл бұрын

yesss.. it is my dream.. I hope some day I will be able to get some land.. and then find a way to build a tiny house legally with all these crappy laws. both being obstacles which are wayy to hard to overcome nowadays. But I guess it's meant to be, people need other folks to rent. would be a disaster to the powerful if everybody had their own property and was able to sustain themselves lol

@davidgriffith618

3 жыл бұрын

Especially with Bryce.

@patiencechikandiwa8228

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah me too

@macha_d6246

3 жыл бұрын

SAME

Zero waste, plant based AND a tiny house? They really are living the perfect lifestyle.

@bahardin3992

5 жыл бұрын

perfect lifestyle..? wait till babies are born,a few of them living in this "caravan". or wait till the Local Authority came a knocking, telling them they can't live in this illegal structure.. then it won't be perfect lifestyle no more..

@Pilot333

4 жыл бұрын

igetrealpettysis ...the vegan lifestyle is not that perfect. Most vegans stop within 3 years . The ex-vegan interviews abound for areason .

@dreamskeepmesane2729

4 жыл бұрын

@@Pilot333 Huh I guess I'm an exception.. I've been vegn for 5 years now. Know plenty of vegans who have been vegan for 10+ years. It's really not that hard

@remi2821

4 жыл бұрын

Whats in a name I get what u mean but a lot of those ex vegans were eating very unrealistic and or had digestive issues meaning it was difficult for them to process legumes so they’d be nutritionally lacking. Also many receive bad advice and do not so healthy things such as extensive water fasts, eating not enough calories and having mainly mono meals ( only eating papayas for a meal or just avocados or just mangos). While I thing the vegan diet can be done properly I don’t think there is enough good information out there and many influencers can mislead people. But I believe from the research I’ve done that a proper balanced vegan diet is far healthier than the standard western diet. But I don’t like when people preach and push their ideals on you. It scares people, including myself, away. They should just let people come to them if they want to learn.

@lioninthesun

3 жыл бұрын

@@Pilot333 you're an idiot. Most people quit anything because people are weak like you. Look at the 60 and 80 year old vegans and rae vegans. They're healthier than any other seniors.

I have to say I feel at peace for these couples who are on their family's property. I am not mad at all.

@bonniehowell4259

3 жыл бұрын

My cousin and her husband built a huge house on his family's property. They didn't do it to save money. They did it because they enjoyed living close to each other.

These people are living my dream!! Tiny house, vegan, zero waste, i cant wait to be older so i can build a tiny house!!

@lioninthesun

3 жыл бұрын

Start with the flatbed trailer and go from there, that way it would force you to take yourself seriously

@janonthemtn

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, years of continued veganism will lead to multiple nutritional deficiencies. (esp affecting teeth,bones and mental state>they get very stressed out.)

@minamineva

2 жыл бұрын

​@@janonthemtn Think is the opposite. When you start eating vegan you discover so many new recipes. Educate more about vitamins, minerals etc. . Also include more vegetables and fruits that you rarely eat. What more nutritional than this.

“When she gets annoying we can just tow her further away” 😂😂😂 only been a parent for 3 weeks and he already has the right idea lol

I love the idea of them giving their daughter the house when she's old enough. That's such a beautiful idea😊❤😊

@lipsohlips97

3 жыл бұрын

Is that not what most parents do?

Would like to see more people who have done this without the help of parents, especially living on their land. It feels a bit unachievable for those of us who don't have that kind of support.

@BouncyBrown

4 жыл бұрын

There's a great video on this channel of an older couple in New Zealand (?) who bought the land themselves for like $20k. It's not a huge property but they have a few different structures and a wonderful garden.

@NicolaMonk

4 жыл бұрын

As a person who doesn't have that help, I think it's really doubtful I would buy and live in a tiny house. A small apartment? A used airstream? Sure. But when I can buy an older but nice 1200 sqft house for around $140k, it doesn't make sense for me to build my own house and buy my own land.

@sherylc7391

4 жыл бұрын

We don’t have that type of support as well. So my husband posted on a buy and sell app in search of someone that would rent their land to us and we actually found someone. So we will build ours on her land with rent being $400/month.

@traceyw6143

4 жыл бұрын

I completely agree Sharnie, I was thinking the same thing myself. These videos are interesting, but to me they would actually be a lot more interesting with people who did not have that kind of financial help on their side.

@col2959

4 жыл бұрын

Sharnie Williamson yeah I hear ya Sharnie like it's too easy for these people. Sounds like the old man but,t the house aswell. But I'm sure they were a part of the design process and the movie theatre lol

They are very lucky to have people in their lives that can permit them to be debt free.

Aloha, I feel so sorry for the people that felt the need to vote this idea down ... as well as many more tiny house videos ... I can't afford even the cheapest either.. but I am still happy for those that are lucky enough to be able to.

all i noticed is the pure love when he looks at his wife

@kassandra7485

5 жыл бұрын

YASSSSS

@col2959

4 жыл бұрын

Zab Corpus get the rose coloured glasses off zab juda. They've just broken up

@aleeban9527

4 жыл бұрын

@@col2959 For real? What happens to the house then?

@col2959

4 жыл бұрын

Rocky Roads thank you

@col2959

4 жыл бұрын

aleerul9527 nah only joking

That baby. So precious sleeping there. I really hope Bryce revisits this family.

11:44 "she's so tiny" me: .... tiny baby in a TINY HOUSE 😎

There’s going to be fun and games with all those masonary jars when the baby gets on her feet lol!

@juliamcgregor7938

5 жыл бұрын

I feel as though netting for example would be a cheap fix to that kind of problem. I'm sure they'll figure something out 😊

@MrsReed-lf9iz

5 жыл бұрын

Not all little ones get into everything

@rhondah.1478

4 жыл бұрын

Haha, yeah. They will definitely need to figure out that issue before she gets mobile.

@crochethappy3786

4 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing...

@susanwallace2258

3 жыл бұрын

My grandchildren were brought up with mason jars, and they never had a problem--even used the jars with lids on as blocks!

I don't know about you guys but when they showed the baby's room, I immediately stopped making noises so it wouldn't wake her up hahahahah

@hungaake1506

6 жыл бұрын

Bruno Burlamaqui sure you did

@brunoburlamaqui

6 жыл бұрын

I sure did

@justforfux

6 жыл бұрын

Bruno Burlamaqui. Me too!

@bishplis7226

6 жыл бұрын

im sure your dog doesnt mind you making girly sounds

@erinearl497

5 жыл бұрын

That's a bit weird

Thank you, for the laugh-i.e. moving their daughter into the tiny house and moving it farther away if she gets annoying! Love it!

How do you find all these beautiful thoughtful and such lovely people! They think about living zero waist, living in accordance with their needs and have a very good sense of responsibility for the planet. They might be a generation that brings a hope for the future of our civilization.

That soft baby voice KILLS me omg when he’s talking to the baby

Bryce, I've got to say that I think you have the best tiny house channel out there! Great interviewing, videography, etc.

@ChazEvansdale

6 жыл бұрын

This channel and Kirsten Dirksen's are my two favorite tiny house, simple living channels. They're the only two I have notifications set on for KZread. Bryce is always so positive, looking for the best parts of people's tiny houses, while still keeping a natural awe and wonder about seeing new designs. Kirsten's channel has a wider range of content, focusing on any variety small or sustainable structures, as well as the lifestyle around it.

PLANT BASED & ZERO WASTE YES MA'AM

@cris-oq4po

5 жыл бұрын

YASSSSS

@josegome1508

4 жыл бұрын

Made By Machond megusta. grasia

@therebalancer7445

4 жыл бұрын

@Lynn Roberts "flesh and blood needs same to replenish." You haven't thought about the billions of plant-eating animals that are, and have always been, on the Earth. I'll leave it to you to tell the gorillas and the rhinos that they've been eating wrong for so long...

@mujinhanfearlessmu9072

4 жыл бұрын

@Lynn Roberts . You're an idiot. Don't be mad at vegans just because you're fat, bloated, and weigh 400 pounds.

@shashankpansare6224

4 жыл бұрын

@Lynn Roberts Face palm!!!

Best wishes to this family. I have a 7 month old. We live in a tiny flat in Wellington. We are also in the process of going zero waste. Being mindful of all the single use plastics and going strong with the reusable diapers. Impressive garden! Beautiful bubbah! Made me go "awww!"

Beautiful home! I love Bryce’s face when he saw the baby sleeping! ❤❤

What I love about living zero waste is that it forces you to actually think about what you are eating. Essentially, it forces you to give a shit about your health. Totally dig this tiny house. I could easily live here.

@Mameha4

5 жыл бұрын

How does this zero waste work with hygene, though? Toothpaste. Where do you buy unpackaged toothpaste? Shampoo, shower gel? Well, you could use soap, but I think he said they don't use soap or detergent. So how does their stuff get clean? And baby poops into the diapers, too. They just wash it down the sink? What will they do once the poop gets solid? No tissues or toilet paper allowed or are they allowed? How do you get poopy diapers clean without a detergent? Or have I heard that one wrong?

A young family off to a fantastic start - wishing them all the best. Cheers

You find the coolest folks to interview! Love their mission for better stewardship of the planet. Not just in going Tiny, but in all aspects of their life. Inspiring ❤

I love Mama’s smile as she enters the nursery! So pleased and loving! Just Beautiful!

What a kind and compassionate family! And one of the best tiny houses I've seen! :) All the best to them :)

GORGEOUS!!! Though I must say, that open shelving in the kitchen will be interesting once their daughter is and up and about toddler! But really...lovely.

@rachelm.5912

5 жыл бұрын

Carole Warner exactly what I was thinking!

This is my first comment on these Tiny Home videos and I must say that I am just in LOVE with the ENTIRE Tiny House and Minimalist Movement!! My hat and Heart goes out to each and every person, couple, and family involved in this lifestyle and God Bless you ALL for dedicating your lives to a truly Honorable way of living your lives. May you be Blessed all the Days of your Wonderful Existence! ❤️💕

Beautiful family, beautiful home. They are happy and proud of what they have built, and they did it with practical foresight and good intentions. Many of the people featured in this series are the kinds of people I would wish to be friends and neighbors, including Bryce. Positive, responsible, humble, curious, determined, and always learning and growing.

Tiny house living and veganism go hand in hand... low impact, I've just finished mine-lovin it

@bishplis7226

6 жыл бұрын

and all a big scam

@michaelaalexander7766

6 жыл бұрын

bishplis haha wut

@Grace-ey7pk

6 жыл бұрын

bishplis lmao how

@lilevex7861

5 жыл бұрын

bishplis not a scam🌱💚

@lindseycurtis712

5 жыл бұрын

@@bishplis7226 yeah bc capitalism isn't a scam

One of the most beautiful and functional tiny houses I've seen.

@johnettewilliams5288

6 жыл бұрын

....BILL MAT MARAH ...MM , Real Time with Bill Maher 666K

@johnettewilliams5288

6 жыл бұрын

Njegov

I wish this young family many, MANY years of happiness. They put me to ABJECT shame, I am much older than they, and I STILL can't get my life together. WHAT A BEAUTIFUL FAMILY !!!

@JasperKlijndijk

6 жыл бұрын

I hope the movement of people choosing small nature living above big debt city living will grow bigger and bigger! So the children get a more relaxed and humane childhood without adults stressing about debts in a toxic city.

@judylloyd7901

3 жыл бұрын

macarthur field: How is your life going now? I think there's too much guilt taken on when we compare ourselves with others. Quit the shame and look at the positive things you have done. No one gets it all right, but then, no one gets it all wrong either. 😊

I want someone to look at me the way he looks at his wife :,o Such a lovely family and home!

@hsoescuelaencasa4374

3 жыл бұрын

true

@miam1074

3 жыл бұрын

Funny, I was thinking that there was such a weird vibe...

@madeleinerose7090

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve seen a few comments like this. Either I saw a TOTALLY different video, or the very, very young haven’t yet developed a discerning eye. I wish this couple well (oops! I mean ‘family’), but that entire interview was painfully awkward. Cute house for a couple, though (maybe a retired couple).

Love the couple. Love the design. Love the lifestyle. Love the garden. Love, um, everything about this tour?

@Well_possibly

6 жыл бұрын

Nessa G. W., ...and love the baby! Am I right!!!?

@nessaelessar

6 жыл бұрын

Ha, right. Forgot the little one!

@josieabby5281

6 жыл бұрын

SAMEEE!!

@anneofgreengables1619

5 жыл бұрын

and the baby?

@iSanrio

5 жыл бұрын

English Muffin someone said that above you didn’t you see?

Lovely - enjoyed this. Nice young family with a sweet new baby.

@pardhuj2471

6 жыл бұрын

Beautiful lovely house

I cry every time I see this. I am happy someone is out there making it happen. May the Gods continue to bless them.

This couple is so nerdy and cute. You can tell they share a lot of depth with each other but are very nice and polite with guests and others.

Ooooh, that is delightful -- that porch just makes it!

Life goals right here!! I am already vegan, I just need to get my tiny house and a partner to share my life and love with :)

@mhprotic

5 жыл бұрын

You will find soon

@chuguevara9717

5 жыл бұрын

Typical vegan, telling them vegan without nobody asking lol

@BritneyHIAM

4 жыл бұрын

@@chuguevara9717typical meat eater. Clicking on videos about vegans and then getting mad when fellow vegans comment about having that in common. Imagine being so easily triggered lmao

@dagostephanie7758

4 жыл бұрын

Amen!

This is one of the nicest tiny homes I've seen yet.The yard is wonderful also. You're both very bright young people and I wish you all the best with your new baby girl. :) Bless you and your baby and good luck for your future together. :)

I like the back to nature feel. I grew up in the deep woods on a mountain side, with creeks, ponds and even a waterfall that could only be reached by trail. Walking in the mountain and studying various creatures and plants never got boring. Now I look on Google Earth and see that the mountain is now covered with houses. My mountain is gone, and makes me very sad. It was so quiet and peaceful. The solitude made me strong for the future. I long to find a place like what I used to have and feel free again.

Amazing couple with family supporting their dreams & ideas of a life for themselves & young one. Thanks again Bryce your presentations are so very important to living a better life on one's own terms x

This house is beautiful, as well as the land around it, and this family is lovely

His tattoo, just went plant based, zero waste haha same just had my spiritual awakening, id loveee to live like this. such a beautiful space and garden!!!

The next-generation is so awesome, it's about zero waste, and a debt free lifestyle; this type of thinking make for a much better world 🌎. 🙌👍💥

They have the Right idea no worries of paying the mortgage. Awesome job they did for a DIY.

This is one of my favorite tiny house designs you've shared this year Bryce. Thanks for sharing! I tend to prefer tiny house designs without a loft, and this one could work well with or without the loft. However, considering they have a baby it works really well for their situation.

@mariamanougian2891

6 жыл бұрын

koulalhob koull algharam

Debt free = happiness and freedom Also living modestly brings a lot of contentment and calmness to one's life. Good choice of lifestyle, well done.

Beautiful, thoughtful, conscientious, plant based family! We need more people like this in the world

"Debt free" isn't that hard if you can build on your parent's property. Not to say they are bad people or to criticize the way they do it, but I would like to see people who can live debt free in this world without heritage - that would be much more interesting!

@lilmissmonsterrr

6 жыл бұрын

Kekkeyu exactly

@pete1853

6 жыл бұрын

Those peole, who can live debt free 100% on their own definitely exist. Check out Dave Ramsey's plan for getting out of debt if you want a simple plan that most anyone can follow.

@solexxx8588

6 жыл бұрын

Wouldn't you help your kids get started if you could? Living within your means is the first step to leaving real property without debt to your children.

@jonnadoms2296

5 жыл бұрын

Look up Rob Greenfield

@davidtong2776

5 жыл бұрын

I see that some folks were upset that this little family was living in the parents "back yard" and that they had "dad's" help in building their house. Family, living close together, helping each other, that's great. What parents wouldn't help their kids if they could. And your Grand baby is so close, I think that its great.

These LBTH videos make me so happy. Upbeat, positive & inspiring! We live in a single family home but these videos continue to plant seeds for the future and how to live more sustainably. As a start, we're putting in a veggie garden :) Thanks Bryce & Rasa!

I really loves to see their frontyard, coz i loves to plant and grow vegetables and flowers...love the surrounding

I can’t believe that the beautiful house only cost $50.000 to build! It’s just amazing for the finish that they have ended up with! Well done 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Best house I love it sm. The couple is soo sweet this is the first time I've seen a couple give more than enough space to a baby. That baby is blessed to have parents like her. What a lovely family and house

Hi Bryce. May I suggest you add in description the size and weight of the tiny house. It would help many if us when trying to figure out our personal designs. Love your channel 👏👏

It is nice to have parents who have a large lot to share. A beautiful lot, at that.

What a lovely couple living so consciously 🙌💚💜 I'm trying to get there myself.

“We can just tow her further and further away” 🤣🤣🤣 so cute

Love the whole idea of this. Living a calm life..surrounded by nature. Live simply. Not harming our planet. Just perfect!

I love the idea of their daughter being born there, & them intending to pass it down to her. What an awesome legacy!

It’s just so lovely to hear how these couples start simply without much planning but how life develops on it gradually. Tiny homes contribute so much to what’s called a ‘full life’. So loving it!

Has anyone ever built a tiny house and not lived with their parents

@risasb

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, what we did was issued bonds and pitched them to friends and family and even some strangers wanted in on it, and paid cash for the land and the materials, then worked and paid everyone off. mind you, it was easier to get land in the Seventies ...

@giuliaalberini7821

4 жыл бұрын

Tiny houses are the new (and more expensive) basements. ;)

I like it’s zero waste and the way it integrates with its beautiful surroundings.

I think the copper basin and shower in the bathroom adds warmth and makes it more homely.i love seeing copper in a Tiny home.

I raised my second child diaper-free, in a city apartment. It was waaaaay easier every time we were close to nature. So here's an idea to even lessen your footprint, and even better for the baby.

I'm looking to live a lifestyle like this so thanks for sharing not only a tiny home, but a sustainable , low-waste one.

My gooodness this one is one of my top 3 favorites on your channel! I love this so much !

Actually all I wanted to watch was tiny house but this couple had alot more to offer. The respect, genuine love and so humble. Thanks

After watching probably every tiny home video I have found one of the key factors to tiny house living is a parent or parents with land to let you park it everyone else to bad .. lol..

This is one of my favorite tiny house designs you've shared this year Bryce. Thanks for sharing!

Their daughter is gna have such a lovely upbringing and learn how to live a healthy lifestyle.

It's not a tiny house but a compact house with full of all facilities in a perfect space. Their garden gives a beautiful ambience to the House.

Really cool story, Love their Tiny Home & Tiny Baby. Great job Bryce.

I'm addicted to this channel! Thank you KZread recommendations!

Ultimate tiny house. Bryce is doing a good job. God bless. Him.

I wish there were more people like this couple in the world ⭐️

Do they ever talk about the legality of these things/how to go about making one? Would be very interesting

@savyor1839

6 жыл бұрын

Franktaku legality depends on jurisdiction, ie where you want it. How to build them varies by type, but there's tons of videos from builds with vans, campers, caves, treehouses, trailers etc... Good luck!

@savyor1839

6 жыл бұрын

Check Tiny it Yourself

@bishplis7226

6 жыл бұрын

thats why they live inthe fuckingnowhere

@TheMusachioedBrony

6 жыл бұрын

Franktaku That is something I am interested in also. I realize that it differs tremendously from location to location, but even highlighting that would be so interesting! In this case, because this Tiny House is located on his parents property, which seems to be on the large side, I guess it is just like having another out building?

@johndeveney3878

5 жыл бұрын

Most of these homes are tagged as "RV's". You then fall under D.O.T. size and weight restrictions! (Tiny homes only save you from building codes). In the States, many tiny home owners are leasing land because it's illegal to riside in one. (camper, shed, bus) etc. The real issue is getting domiciled! Anybody can "build" an out building or throw a school bus on a plot of land... as long as you don't claim it as a residence. No thanks to the i.d. act post 911, it makes this lifestyle harder to obtain!

First wet bathroom that I like!

@beadalmeida

6 жыл бұрын

Reflexology52 Welsh same!

@lorilaw2604

6 жыл бұрын

Reflexology52 Welsh exactly. Love the sink and counter.. beautiful.

@tie7228

5 жыл бұрын

Reflexology52 Welsh iiiiiip

Delightful couple, a lot of common sense, humor and love. Bryce continues to be inspiring and informative.

Hey there it would be so fantastic if on all your travels and seeing/experiencing these dwellings if your able to show the viewers all the systems gas, electricity, hot water, what appliances they find they really use the most of and why, and the water harvesting composting systems each of these homes have. Essentially these are the things that make it less of a carbon foot print, self sastainable living and more :). Thanks heaps for sharing this with us all. Much health love and light to ALL (gal from oz)

GOALS! The garden, the plant based lifestyle, the zero waste!! They nailed it! =) I LOVE the outdoors and the kitchen

I wonder how she managed to get in and out of that loft during her 3rd trimester.

@blueuluru9037

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds like she's having to sleep downstairs alone with bub.. she probably had to sleep there alone before bub.

@danthelambboy

3 жыл бұрын

It looks like their couch pulls out and they have the baby room. Seams like no problem. Seams easier than a big house when the husband would have to work fulltime to pay mortgage so cant help het

@DeliaLRuiz

3 жыл бұрын

Kept her healthy.

@DeliaLRuiz

3 жыл бұрын

@@blueuluru9037 , if she is a stay at home mom, no problem. Dad can let her sleep. Hope he's a compassionate to his wife.

@blueuluru9037

3 жыл бұрын

@@DeliaLRuiz "dad can let her sleep"?

I think I met Mark in a supermarket where I work here in Singapore. He’s a nice person. Love you house.

Bryce is such a pleasant, genuinely nice person that I watch these videos even when I'm not interested in the subject.

Really beautiful ! Congratulations too for your baby girl

So far, this is the most beautiful tiny house design I've seen.

What a great cozy space! I'd like to see how they live now, 5 years later and if they have built or extended their tiny house. I would also like to see Alba grown up!

What a beautiful little house; really innovative and well designed. Also it's good to see someone young finally recognising how wasteful and environmentally unfriendly disposable nappies are. I hope others take note.

Beautiful family, beautiful house and so inspirational! Thank you Bryce x

So in the horse world, I know a lot of people live in living quarters horse trailers and it would be so cool to see that featured here!

Beautiful surroundings, exterior paint is nice, gardens are lovely as this couple is as well~Perfect!

Love yalls house. Big kitchen two bedrooms and nice bath. Plus the gardens are Lovely🤗

The title of this vid hit most of my wishlist.

Step one to debt free tiny house living: Have a family with acres of land to live on. Step two: Make sure one of those parents is in the construction/building industry to help you "DIY" for free labor. Look, I love this house and the couple seems nice. But they're only debt free living because their parents took on debt to live on their land. Nothing is free.

@bhipsahoy1220

6 жыл бұрын

EQWoody W

@samnikole1643

6 жыл бұрын

EQWoody Go to Europe and buy it for cheap. The building restrictions dont exist in high mountains

@tinntinnamp

6 жыл бұрын

eqwoody You don't seem to understand what debt free means. You can pay a million dollars for something and be debt free, if you had the million dollars and paid in full in the first place. A lot of people have saved up what is a down payment for a house, and instead use that money to make a little house. Of course these people in this video had a lot of help, but plenty others can do that without the help. In a lot of places that aren't mainstream, a plot of land can be as low as a few thousand dollars. Obviously if you were to go into this with no money being a teenager or college student with no job, you wouldn't be debt free because you'd have to get a loan. That's called common sense. Feel free to use it. but it also is like paying a car payment (or more depending on what you buy) if you get financing. Compared to the 1000 dollars or more it can cost for a traditional house. Please, please, please just use your brain and figure things out. It's not that complicated

@magdalenasowoska4041

6 жыл бұрын

EQWoody You are so right! Its so unrealistic and unrelated...

@KooPooky

6 жыл бұрын

Yes I am very bitter about this fact too 😅

How ideal. Singapore, Hong Kong, and Tokyo are great places to find tiny but functional houses.

Omgosh that would be a dream come true for me! Your house is perfect! I love the designs and style. And the fact you gave your beautiful baby girl her own room is very special. She will grow up and it will be perfect at any age. She can have her own quite space. God bless you and your little family. 🌸❤️