I loved this man’s honesty when he said that tiny houses are not for everyone and not for them at this point and that they are looking to move into a normal sized house.

@lorrainedinsmore1307

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, agree. My reason for loving the idea is that I want less housework, but what if I'm untidy? The tiny house forces you to be more organised...

@MrOrcshaman

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad he said it too. Tiny house living is fine if its just yourself and maybe your partner/spouse you enjoy being around all the time, but these things are not suited for a growing family, since the children will need their own private space as they grow up.

@CianMcsweeney

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah i don't think tiny houses on wheels work for families, mainly due to the size restrictions, especially height. A stationary tiny house with a foundation could definitely do work as you could scale it up just that little extra bit to give everyone their own space while still having a small (relative to traditional homes) square footage

@mmariemarkel7482

Жыл бұрын

@@CianMcsweeney I agree. It's amazing how much extra space you gain by making it 40 ft long x 15 ft wide by 17ft tall. No bumping heads in the loft space, and plenty of room to not feel walls closing in on you. In addition, plenty of storage/prep space even with full size appliances. I know I would do fine in a tiny house of that size. I don't think I would want or need it on wheels, especially if built on land I owned. I would get enough land to rent the land out to others to help finance my own build and get it paid off quicker. Once my build was complete, I could start putting some aside for taxes and emergencies, but the rest of the rent I would apply directly to the principle. One extra payment a year on principle only takes a thirty yr mortgage down to 15 yrs. Imagine how much quicker it's paid off if doing that monthly.

Their little boy is SO cherubic!! He popped his little head up in the loft looking like a tiny inmate 😂 And I loved how he was sat in his chair on the counter top when his mummy was preparing dinner. What a beautiful home and lovely family....I can totally understand though how they need a home where they don't have to tiptoe around to get ready for work, especially as the lady works as a nurse and has to rise so early. I wish them a very happy life. 💜

@ariel393939

Жыл бұрын

I said the same thing about the little boy 😀.

The shower design in this house has got to be one of the most unique designs I've seen in a tiny house, absolutely love it! And the tiles on the floor and the loft design is brilliant!

@ariel393939

Жыл бұрын

I agree

I REALLY enjoyed seeing the logistics and baby safety and functionality in a tiny house. I feel like they were able to fit a lot of family specific needs in a small space. Very relatable build as a mama with children!

It is surprising how people can come up with such different ideas in a standard tiny house! I mean, every time I feel like how different this house is going to be, I get surprised. Their bathroom and the idea of keeping the bath space behind sink, and its unique geometry/shape made it so spacious. Their bathroom was quite user friendly. I loved their loft space! The baby crib, positioning of the ladder behind their sofa (in most tiny homes it is either in front or side of it), their mattress being less thick, the closet space. To sum up, I felt they intelligently made space for themselves.

@livingbig

4 жыл бұрын

Me too. I’m constantly surprised at all the clever and unique ideas that go into these homes.

@samjackson2868

4 жыл бұрын

One of the best spaces for layout to date. Very innovative use of space.

@HinchaGeek

4 жыл бұрын

The creativity in the designs and the functionality of the house is amazing

Love the new interview format, Bryce. Letting the tiny home owners discuss the pros and cons of living in a tiny space is refreshing. Not everyone can live like this so I totally appreciate the honesty shown here!

@funtastick6377

4 жыл бұрын

I agree.

@stephanieduncan9143

4 жыл бұрын

🗣️Yes☺️

@hinahinananoha7783

4 жыл бұрын

Why would anyone not be able to live like this?:)

@carolynoliver8600

4 жыл бұрын

I agree

@monthly101

4 жыл бұрын

Totally agree it’s not always unicorns and rainbows

So funny when the baby throws diapers while dad is saying “it’s chaos “.😂

@susannaCdonovan23

4 жыл бұрын

Derek Holcomb I have one suggestion...make or buy a playpen. Saves worrying.

@susannaCdonovan23

4 жыл бұрын

Derek Holcomb Like your avatars! Me Too for choice in 2020...KAG.

@bevalee1533

4 жыл бұрын

@@susannaCdonovan23 - Me 3. Trump 2020! KAG!

@bevalee1533

4 жыл бұрын

Derek Holcomb - The timing was perfect the way they cut that vid in while dad was talking about "it's chaos" LOL. It's so true. And the chaos will continue for years to come. My son, .. smh.. my son. LOL. when he was a toddler he would undo the locks. I mean , take the locks apart in a hot second. He's still bad about throwing his clothes around. I have beautiful lament wood floors in my place. I love them. But, he's doing a good job of ruining them. Lots of spills. He takes off his t-shirt throws it on the floor. I've broken 2 ribs over it. One rib .. one year, while coming around the corner and slipping on his shirt. The next year after finally healing up ... it happened again on the other side. Cracked that rib. I got pretty upset with him that time. He's killing me. lol. It's funny but not funny. Kids are tough. And every child is different. They don't realize what they do. They really don't.

@sammikelly6867

4 жыл бұрын

I would have put in a sliding window floor so you can if the young'un is stood on the loft hatch before moving it!

dayum that "safety gate" and sliding crib are the business! That man is talented and has an incredible mind.

@lucygray6162

3 жыл бұрын

The freezer hidden beneath the counter in the corner was clever, too, eliminated the need for a full-sized refrigerator.

Finally, a way to have a deep freezer! I also love the shower.

@njerigathungu5058

4 жыл бұрын

I watch your videos every week.... love them. Keep up the great work...♥️♥️♥️

@chunkychica1376

4 жыл бұрын

BEST shower I have seen thus far in a tiny house. Unless there's another I dont know about.

@shayspitfactz328

4 жыл бұрын

That shower is everything

@rolemodel04

4 жыл бұрын

Deep freezer has been a blessing during covid lockdown

I really appreciate you having chosen a family who is moving on to a more traditional home - it makes your content balanced and credible. You can see that this type of living can be a part of a person's housing, just as an apartment or a house-share can be, until you need more space. Or the inverse is also true, like when you showed that lovely widow in Van who downsized after having done the traditional thing. I think you are opening such an important dialogue in housing flexibility and variety: we are rarely one thing for our whole lives, so why would we live in one type of space? Thanks for another great vid, Bryce and Rasa!

@janewhitzend688

4 жыл бұрын

missheniki yes exactly

@alterego157

4 жыл бұрын

That's why one must build a stone castle so it can serve all your needs for hundreds of years.

@joonasfi

4 жыл бұрын

So thoughtful comment! Agreed. Thanks for sharing.

@donnalafit4352

4 жыл бұрын

missheniki This isn’t a “traditional house.” It’s still a tiny home, but the deck covers the wheels, or it’s on a platform.

@craftologist

4 жыл бұрын

@@donnalafit4352 I think she was referring to the point that they are moving out of the tiny house to a more regular type house they are building on that property. ~ Tiny house can be good for a season and it's ok to up-size too, I think was the point.

This tiny house has some of the best design features I've ever seen! And it's so beautiful on top! I also love that they talk about moving into a "normal house", even though they love the tiny one, because I imagine once you have a kid living in a tiny house gets a lot more complicated and it's nice to hear them being open about it.

This was one of the most honest "tiny house" videos I've ever seen.

That guy is a super talented carpenter, the finishings are incredible! Love his adventure philosophy at the end too

Love the 'train' storage idea. Not seen it before.

@livingbig

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah! I thought that was very clever.

@lionintu

4 жыл бұрын

absolutely! thats a major win idea and i would love to implement it, even its its a regular 800 sq ft unit. I love how they raised the kitchen and made that work. kitchens tend to have a lot of unused space above 80" or so. No one ever can reach the top cabinet shelving! But raising the kitchen and have loads of storage space underneath it can be a wonderful alternative.

@gaylordbuttdick5405

4 жыл бұрын

@@livingbig Is it bad that I read your comment in your voice?

@voltsnbolts8879

4 жыл бұрын

Many sailboat kitchens have latches in the floor to access storage underneath, could do that instead of the train so you dont have to pull all of them out to get whats at the back. Just if anyone wants a different way to have the same kind of storage in a raised kitchen

@seductiivechula4787

4 жыл бұрын

Me wanting to have a tiny home in the future and being a bit of a shopaholic, that idea made me super happy.

When he said 35k you could see Bryce's eyes light up 😂 the cheapest one I've seen too

@continuousself-improvement1879

3 жыл бұрын

Their own land, no labor costs because he built it himself, the materials were reclaimed, so yeah.

@shuchiupadhyaya2882

3 жыл бұрын

And still so beautiful!!

My family and I are in transition to moving onto our newly bought 2 acre property in Hawaii. We bought a 40ft reefer shipping container. It is basically a refrigerator style container. I havent seen any videos with this style, these videos have been great for ideas!

This is possibly my number one favorite tiny home. I *might* say that about all the tiny homes, but I REALLY mean it this time! 😄

@livingbig

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you like it!! It’s always great to have a new favorite. :)

@countryfamcityfam2855

4 жыл бұрын

It's my new favorite....until a new video is released. Every one just gets better and better!

@olivialawrence

4 жыл бұрын

@@countryfamcityfam2855 my thoughts exactly

@macioluko9484

4 жыл бұрын

I know eh? Every time we see a great tiny home we think it's the best we've ever seen ;)

@adornomarcus1

4 жыл бұрын

Yes. I live the net and the amount of space. And the shower!!!!!bar like kitchen!!!!

I really love the beautiful home that this family have built for themselves! I really like how in this video the family really opens up about some of the realities of living in a small space as a young family. There's definitely some great insights there for anyone considering this lifestyle! I hope you all enjoy the video. Thanks for watching! Love Bryce & Rasa

@rebecadegonzalez7022

4 жыл бұрын

Bryce thank you for being an inspiration for me and others to live simply and eco friendly. I live in a tiny country in Central America where tiny movement is not well known yet, but I intend to build my own tiny house for 2020. Greetings from El Salvador.

@breatheagain7775

4 жыл бұрын

Hey there! I think so many are making the "apartment mistake" and we even fell for the lure once ourselves. It's like the old V8 commercial...."Wow...we could have had a tiny house!" Our so- called tiny house is a 5th wheel camper with 4 slide outs. We lived in it for 5 years and paid it off right at the end. It was $30k total. Now that we have lived in a full size house for 2 years, we realize the taxes are way too high and we may never actually own the home. Looking into building a tiny den/mbr to mate up to our camper. Camper hid behind tiny house. Tiny house roof juts up and over rv. Have you ever seen this type of tiny house combo?

@NiNitosix

4 жыл бұрын

I LOVED this home! I keep thinking I've found my favorite and then you upload a new one..haha! We just bought a new home but is only around 2000 sq ft and that's counting the garage! I just never have wanted a large home and I would go tiny but my husband doesn't agree😕

@elaine4472

4 жыл бұрын

hellow bryce..next vid is ur home pleasse..

@imlisanglaozukum3586

4 жыл бұрын

👍 Beautiful home surrounded by nature .simply breathtaking

35k for this ... wow! Very beautiful, practical and that deep freezer arrangement is superb plus the shower of course. Not to mention the baby bed that slides..my my. Jeremy has done a very very good job on this.

This man made his wife an incredible home. I am so impressed with his skills and care to this home. She is incredibly blessed. All those incredible design details she wanted he made happen all on his own. Well done young man!

Best channel on KZread right now, hope it grows better and better 😄

@livingbig

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

@mountainshadowart2103

4 жыл бұрын

1000% agree!

@Natasha-oz6ik

4 жыл бұрын

Ayush Majgaonkar yup!

@thecampercook

4 жыл бұрын

Yes! This channel has taught us a lot regarding tiny homes. I would love to see a "step by step" series. I know that there are a few others who have done so, but I feel this channel would really deliver more because of the overall holistic feel of each interview.

@bee7549

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, I cannot stop watching, loving it

That Shower walk in area is fricking dope❄🤺

I love this house. I'm also cracking up at how they keep calling their son, the kid. What? lol

@familybills2908

4 жыл бұрын

Eila Lord ME TOO!!!!! I thought hmmmmm - what’s going on here? 🤔

@caringforms

4 жыл бұрын

my sons are now in their 30's and I still will call them 'kid' when talking to them! 'Hey kid…."

@familybills2908

4 жыл бұрын

heaven bound I will refer to ‘my kids...’ if speaking to someone and my sons aren’t around - but if someone is at my house I wouldn’t say the kid this the kid that. ot would be ‘our so ‘ or ‘zach...’

@sunshine8711

4 жыл бұрын

I know.... me too! Child even, but "kid".... but seem like great parents.

@lovingmayberry307

4 жыл бұрын

Eila Lord Yeh, somehow seems offensive even though i'm sure they don't mean it that way.

The way she says “everything is toxic” makes me wonder......... The storage under the kitchen is awesome! I really like the kitchen and all the clever solutions. I love that shower design, but the baby’s crib is my favorite!

I am impressed by how you organised the baby's corner in the loft: technlogical, convenient and simple at the same time! Not speaking about all sliding and opening element in other parts of the house!!! Reclaimed beams are great!!

This home is a work of art. The planning time and thought has created a stunning home, that not only works perfectly for them, but for anyone.

Little children are so active and curious. You have to be behind them all the time even in a regular house! Beautiful beautiful house! Very inspiring!

I'm really happy this couple included some of the downsides of living in a tiny house. I think it puts a more balanced perspective on tiny house living into the world. It can be great, but it's not for everyone. But, I LOVE the wood this couple used in their home and I've never seen such an interesting shower before!! :) Beautiful!

What a fantastic house! I wish them all the best in building their bigger house. I couldn't agree more with the idea that you can still strive for minimalist living but in a slightly bigger house to accommodate a family. Lots of great take away ideas in this video for any sized house designs.

Their storage is great. The whole house is beautiful. I think the kid's safety is what makes them move

I really appreciate that this woman bought the land herself (well, with her dad) and isn't just one of the lucky people to have a friend with great property. I mean, friends with property are awesome, but owning your own land BEFORE your tiny house is really the best.

Outstanding example of how a tiny house should work for its dwellers

Definately one of the most smartly designed tiny houses. I love the storage idea and the unique shower area. The owners have both ingenuity and wonderful carpentry skill. I hope they don't just move to a normal house but build a bigger version of a "tiny house" to accommodate their growing need.

I love the honesty of this video! We're in the same stage with our child so this video speaks volumes to me. We lived in an Rv for the first 1.5 yrs of his life so space isn't the problem it's the keeping them alive part ha ha!

@mercynamikoye9084

4 жыл бұрын

Yes...even in big houses keeping tiny humans alive is really a big job...lol...they can really get away from you but they make it work.

@blueman5924

4 жыл бұрын

Thankyou for not referring to your’s ,as “ the kid “ 👍

@CSLaserWorks

4 жыл бұрын

Dave V.H. I thought I was the only one that caught that

@hinahinananoha7783

4 жыл бұрын

Tara Rosenlund How a bigger space safer for a child?? It seems so counterintuitive that they are moving in a "traditional" house.

What a gifted family and tiny home gifted forever with their care, ingenuity, and build-skill. It is beautiful! Another inspiring presentation, Bryce and Rasa, Thank You.

“There’s really no good or bad decisions. It’s about how you handle those decisions”; so true!

I especially love the kid jail 👏🏼

Great video Bryce and Rasa. I specially like that you asked about how such a house fits a growing family, and how honest Jeremy and Kasey were about it 😊

@livingbig

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! I definitely value their honesty in this video.

@breatheagain7775

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Jeremy and Kasey for sharing your home with us. My wife is also an RN and we want to be debt free!

She has a generous father! ☺

I would get this man as my contractor in a heartbeat! He is not only very skilled. He has passion and talent.

They reffered to their child as the kid that lives with us, the kid, we can lock him away up there, him staring through the net like it's a prison :') comedy gold

@pelicancovebeach2873

4 жыл бұрын

Dark Glass It wasn’t just me!!! Hilarious.

@mimiwilliams7281

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Pure Comedy

@eleanorbock4906

3 жыл бұрын

I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE

@nayelifileto5904

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao 😂

@lucygray6162

3 жыл бұрын

You ever had a two year old? Freakin' nightmare.

Bryce Please do a series where you re Visit tiny houses from years ago to see the progress!... love ur channel btw

@ashleyehrlick

4 жыл бұрын

Sam Shre what a great idea i’d love this. to see how the people in the past videos have improved their homes! love it

I love his honesty of tiny houses may not be for everyone. I take away something from nearly every home/tiny house/ van dwelling. Now the “train” storage and bathroom space/ shower is a new one for me. ❤️

Wow, definitely one of my favourite house designs with all that nature wood ❤️ he’s very talented.

Absolutely love the kitchen with all its storage and blew me away the smarts of were you put a freezer because that’s always wasted space that actually I could do to my kitchen in my home. My kitchen is small. Love the shower. Of all the Tiny houses this is the best shower I’ve seen. 👍🏽

@livingbig

4 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah! That show is super luxurious for a tiny house!

That house is stunning. If they don't want it, ill take it.

@MNeathway

4 жыл бұрын

The shower area is stunning

@clarkclarke

4 жыл бұрын

They could build onto it though...they already own the land ...

I have been watching many tiny house videos, I really loved this couple. They are minimalist and honest in their opinions.

The unique designs in this house should be marketed. They are brilliant!!

I love that this couple consider a regular house in the future. it was a means to save up money. I love how the content of the channel is versatile and not all the couples have the same takes on living in a tiny house.

Best one yet. A realistic assessment of pros and cons of living in 200 sq ft. For those of us who build our own homes, the interesting questions aren't addressed: -Water. Well, tank, what? -Grey water system? -Power? For those of us with children: where do you store the dirty diapers?

OMG! How inspiring is it to see families making this possible?! We are in the beginning of this adventure.

Yes, no matter what size the house, once children transition to walking it's a full time job keeping your eyes on them. I loved the little child seat on the counter while she works.

Most creative, ingenious, stylish and functional tiny house I’ve seen so far. Brilliant! Did they build it themselves? $35k couldn’t be a retail price for a tiny house with that finish.

I love watching all of these videos for the clever storage solutions and the eco-friendly aspects. However, this is the only tiny house that I could see myself living in. It's beautifully crafted with loads of storage and functionality

"We have a child who lives here with us," sounds more like you have a small lodger, than a kid! I love the storage solutions in this house. That train of drawers under the kitchen is so clever.

Sooooo cool,people got freedom to live free from mortgage and just not to worry about payments .I love this a lot,very inspiring.

The storage drawers under the kitchen were amazing. What clever thinking!

Watching from Lagos, Nigeria. I love your videos. Thank you.

These tiny houses are so fun! This one has a lot of great ideas. The only feature that I can’t imagine liking, is sleeping in a tight loft. I think I would feel way too claustrophobic. But good for them. 👍👍 Cute baby!

I love your channel. I too have a little baby that just started walking. Although I admire people who really attempt to downsize and live tiny, it’s not easy with baby! We have to think about making safe space for little one otherwise you can’t take your eyes off even one second

Good for them! I’m so happy that the tiny house trend has become a tiny home movement!

@katketo4933

4 жыл бұрын

Lucky Sweetheart Vintage absolutely!!

@katherinealrashdan1690

4 жыл бұрын

Tiny homes are here to stay!

@livingbig

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!

Love that you and the family were comfortable talking about the pros and cons of living in a small space. Even knowing what they might do differently if they were to do it again is such a big boon for your audience, and not something a lot of design shows are willing to discuss!

Nice to see a family that has their own land! (Even if she bought it with her dad) it shows you don’t need family land to have a nice tiny house

Some people get offended by the way they called they kid..But it's not about the words,you can see they truly love and care for their kid by how they rearranged their design and build their loft💞 Peace out💖love them God bless🙌🏼💞

They packed a lot into only 24 feet. I love the well planned "form follows function" of most tiny houses. What you end up with is personalized yet adaptable for others. The storage under the raised floor is fantastic while keeping the kitchen highly functional (a deep freezer!). The shower behind the sink is another winner for me. There's enough room for a small tub, if desired. The crib is brilliant along with the area locked off and baby proof. If stars were given out I'd give this couple 5 out of 5 for their home. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

These people lives in tiny houses but God they have big heart... Tnk u fellas for bringing up such heartwarming content for free..

This house has more storage then any tiny house I have seen so far. Its really has a lot of room in there. It’s really well thought out.

Pretty normal for toddlers. Lol. All our children and most of our eleven grandchildren are climbers. They would have an absolute ball in a tiny house. Lol. Great build

It’s refreshing to see an honest view of tiny house living and also what works/doesn’t work for people considering building one. Great questions lead to great answers!

The budget of this tiny house is pretty impressive and how they have design to put things inside is awesome.

I really liked this video, not only are they super creative with their space but you asked them the best and worst of living in this space. It’s nice to hear their perspective.

Love the hidden deep freeze - Having a chest freezer tucked under the countertop and just using up that dead corner is brilliant.

Yay! I love seeing fellow Oklahoman's on board with the tiny house movement. I am currently saving up for my own tiny house, for myself and my son. What they mentioned about the humidity and the hail storms is absolutely true. Taking the tips into account for my own build. Seriously, so happy I found this channel last year. I have been watching your videos for a long time. As I am currently going through a divorce, I am focusing on my ideal way of living and downsizing. I am getting wonderful ideas to implement in my home. Thank You!!

@debracarter2982

4 жыл бұрын

I was happy to see fellow Oklahomans featured on this channel too especially such a gorgeous one with clever ideas. I wish you good luck in your new life, and hope we see yours featured when he comes back next year.

What a clever and smart couple! The baby is adorable and I imagine that might be a reason for wanting to build a bigger home --- especially if they plan a bigger family. Many thanks for bringing your hungry viewers another great feast! :-) Cheers!

That is a well designed house with quality finishes. Unlike most tiny house I think they could easily sell this for what they spent and even more.

@kelleymarie1446

4 жыл бұрын

I think they could probably sell it for $75-$80k. I have seen quite a few at that price that aren't as nice and sure as heck don't have creative storage like that. He REALLY should start a tiny house building company.

I'm always saying "This House is Awesome!" But You take it to a new level. Brilliant innovations from the dining table and seating, to the underfloor storage and the door-less walk in shower. If I was single, it would work for me. This is one of my all time favorite tiny homes. And Jeremy, you do such beautiful wood work!

....”storage train”=brilliant...little guy in sandbox adorable....overall vibe really awesome with beams/attention to detail/finishes...well done

They'll be back in 20 years or so. I love the underfloor storage. And that walk in shower over the tongue is perfect.

Unbelievable !!!! The raised kitchen floor train storage is a first for me, it's fantastic !!!! No wonder the house looks like this, he has a background in carpentry. He is quite talented. I love the wood throughout the home, especially in the kitchen, the bathroom door. The baby crib is a wonderful ideal how it slides. Just good ideals throughout the home. You got a lot done for the amount spent, good planning. This is a fabulous, wise investment. The kitchen and bathroom are gorgeous. The frig does looks like a dishwasher, it's unique. I love the shower. I am sure the regular home you guys will build will be even more spectacular. Much success to your growing family. Thanks for sharing.

I love your home. It's the best design I have ever seen. I could live in it so easily. It's stunning

Love seeing people turn there dreams into reality. This one was so dreamy. There have really got just great design skills. Would love to see there bigger home in the future.

When he started walking it was chaos, I live in a normal house and can testify its kinda the same here too! Also about him waking up for every noise, did you ever try using a noise maker? They are fabulous for blocking out small noise! Love your house and it was good to hear your honest opinion about living in one with a child!

Amazing couple! The husband did a lot of clever ideas for storage and the babys crib!

$35k, definitely a good investment. Also, it's nice for them to address the limitations of the tiny home.. lots of times they try to sell how "good" the whole experience is, while failing to address the problems one may experience. It's very intriguing to watch these. Although I don't think I'd ever build a tiny home (don't have the skillset for it nor know anyone or care to learn, regardless) I enjoy this content a lot. Myself, I'll probably just buy a mobile/modular home since they're significantly cheaper than any house on the market where I live. I don't see the whole point in accruing assets, especially as I can't and won't ever have children or family to pass them on to.

There are quite a few fantastic ideas here, like the bathroom, and a couple I have seen before, bit not executed in such a great way, like the freezer and split loft. I also truly.appreciate that they recognize tiny may not be everyone's cup.of tea. Another super example of what Timy is all about!

That is one of the nicest tiny homes I've seen. The use of wood, and other materials is So beautiful. ❤❤

35K? Wow just wow. This is the benefit of being able to do your own build. These are some really great design ideas. Love it!

This is such a beautiful house inside and out... and, agree Bryce, all the different wood adds so much character. As you also rightly say, however they move on, this will indeed be a treasured time in their lives.

This is soooo beautiful, and so much storage! Love this!

That bathroom is unreal- as luxurious as in the biggest fanciest house! Just the shower area alone, wow, you can't even call it a stall, it's an area, just wow!!!🤤 Outdoor deck is beautiful too. As are all the woods indoors. There are lots of beautiful things here-- beautiful blue exterior, layout, storage and a beautiful baby boy too!!🤗💖🍀🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦

I could live here. The kitchen gives me life. I eat at home all the time and cook and buy a lot of food so that kitchen is everything that sliding crib idea is really great. I learn new things I every episode. I wish it was affordable to ship a tiny house to Africa or invite some of y'all to come and build me one

@livingbig

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you like it! :)

I surprised to see how fast the man was swinging his son😭 This is my type of tiny house😭

@amyamyamy233

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, he pushed that kid so fast and so high. That kid will definitely grow up to be a daredevil and not afraid of anything! I know people just like that and their kids are Fearless. They are excellent rock climbers and skiers!

@ravennajasri3400

3 жыл бұрын

amyamyamy233 nothing but agree w you!

This video just makes your mind travel and how you can really maximize little spaces to your own comfort, I never regret watching every episode of Tiny houses, thumbs up always, I wish to have something if not like this but similar someday, Love from 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

I love ❤️ how the adapted their tiny home to accommodate their son.

My goodness! His ideas are ingenious!! Love the design overall and the craftsmanship is beautiful. This family is not afraid to change and try new things. A lot of us are reluctant to embrace change when our situation changes but not them. That in itself is amazing.

I love this tiny house. It's so lovely and feels spacious. If I lived in Oklahoma, I'd rent this in a second.

The thing about this house is, they have a nice terrain. Potentially space to build more tiny houses, like I'm thinking about the kid, right now his just a baby, but as he grows up he will need more space, he will need a room for himself. You could even make him his house little house, with like his own toilet and his own bedroom and maybe even an office so he can study.

I avoided this video for forever because they were a family and i can't relate Sometimes since im single..But this is AWESOME..the table, the deep freezer, the bathroom. EVERYTHING is great!!! And they were a cute family!!!

having morning coffee and watching ur videos its a good morning

we stan this KZread series

@livingbig

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!