This Stunning Small Strawbale Home Looks Like It Was Carved From Stone
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2022
- This incredible small home, located in a mountain ski town in New Zealand is like nothing we have ever seen before! Constructed out of structural straw and rendered in lime, this home looks as though it has been carved out of stone.
Using straw to construct the home gave builder Evan the ability to create something incredibly special, with beautiful rounded shapes throughout. The end result looks like a home that was more sculpted than built.
This is definitely a tour you won't want to miss! Enjoy viewing this spectacular home.
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Presented and Produced by: Bryce Langston
Camera: Rasa Pescud & Bryce Langston
Editing: Sarah Binder & Rasa Pescud
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This is a tour that we are so excited to share with you all! Rasa and I had a fantastic time filming this episode as we were lucky enough to get to stay in this amazing home for a few days and really enjoy the space. I'm such a fan of natural building and this place really takes straw construction to the next level. Enjoy the tour! With Love, Bryce & Rasa
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thank you for sharing . i love it !!im looking new idea building house in easy way
This home stands alone, there is nothing like it. I've never seen straw contoured like that, but the results are so unique. Thank you for sharing it with us ❤️ It is both whimsical & practical.
What is that ceiling fan/light that collapses into shad when fan is off, it's perfect
That's not a tiny home. It's a work of art!
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I agree 💯! 😍
No way it's a home that's for sure . Cannot imagine families living there for months & years to make it a home
@@tyc1Z.Z1 I agree. There's always a compromise between form and function, which I think he acknowledges when talking about the moat and stone pathway.
Totally agree 👏👏
Here in England we have lots of beautiful thatched cottages and some walls (made of straw) and they have lasted hundreds of years, but I've never seen a modern one, what a cool build!
Thats so cool that they last that long
Def a cool build! How do the thatched roofs in England prevent mold in humidity and rain?
@@daranadine7711 The buildings are typically made of cob, which is mainly clay, with straw and sand, hair etc. mixed in. With good foundations and overhand roof they last for hundreds of years. Thatch is also really water resistant... reeds grow in water, so they are pretty waterproof, and when you have massive bunches of them, the rain just slides off. The only real problem with cob is when people in the 1960s and 70s painted them with modern, non breathable paints, so once any moisture does get in, it can't get out.
Oh wow! I didn't know that about England! I've always admired other countries for not tearing everything down, after 50 or so years. They claim it's cheaper to start over than fix...hmmm! 🤔
@@cleonawallace376 Ohhh...thank you for that detailed answer! I was thinking if it were mine, maybe I'd want to paint some of the walls, but I see! It's just amazing to me how it's BOTH breathable AND waterproof, at the same time! I appreciate you taking the time to explain that! 😊
This is one of the most beautiful houses I’ve ever seen. Every detail is so thoughtful. I feel at peace just looking at it. I’d love to build one of my own some day ☺️
Me, too...especially surrounded with the actually small amount of water...that makes a HUGE SPLASH 😁 outside, as well as inside! I LOVE the whole water aspect! The building material is just awesome...who knew? I don't have an artistic bone in my body, but I think I could have fun with that! Especially the little things, like door handles! What fun! I think I'd incorporate alot more rock in there, IF it was mine, but how simple & gorgeous...& I don't EVER use that word...gorgeous! 😁
This is like the Flintstones meets the Jetsons, and it's amazing. Certainly among the most stunning tiny homes I've ever seen. Absolutely beautiful.
Best Flinstone home I’ve ever seen!
I’ve watched this channel for a few years but this home, truly one of the most amazing structures I’ve seen.
I love this! It's so much more interesting than the basic "box on wheels" that we usually see here. This is an incredible creative and artistic design, one of the best homes you've ever shown.
Love this creation, but I also still love many of those "boxes on wheels" as they're much more affordable and practical...and beautiful, each in their own way. What I love most are Rasa and Bryce's detailed and informational presentations!!
Extending the envelope using the Corolite canopy as a "weather shield" is a great way of keeping those outside spaces usable in as many weather conditions as possible. It's a neat trick to make the living area so much bigger than the hollowed-out giant pebble! The boundary materials, using the patina on steel, ties the building further into its location. Well done! 👍
It's crazy that there's another world out there in living. This home proves that. This is one of the most unique homes I've ever seen. This would be hard to top. Evan should be proud.
Imagination has no limits . This tiny home can show it , opens the door to an infinite range of posibilities . Thanks for this one Bryce .
That is beautiful Bryce. Evan did an amazing job. Everything is so organic in nature from the materials to the shapes and textures. Thank you for showing this beautiful home.
I keep thinking I've found my favorite tiny house features and then you bring us this. Talk about skin in the game. It looks like every part of the house was lovingly hand shaped. It's also wonderful to hear a parent praise their children. Lovely, just lovely.
It certainly makes me appreciate just how poor my 4 year old is at welding. She's such a disappointment.
It's not everyday we see tiny houses like this but I loved it. Loved the interior and that amazing view.
One day I'd love to have a tiny house for myself😍
Love the artistry and materials used to create such a unique home (minus the fur couch).
Possums are a pest and mixed with wool are incredible yarns made into gloves and clothing that benefit both the environment and the economical status of NZ and AUS.
@@livesoutdoors1708 Here in Australia they are a protected native species. They may be a pest but they are protected by law. Obviously it’s different in NZ as they are introduced. Still, my personal taste/beliefs don’t extend to the fur couch featured in the episode. Each to their own.
Not a vegan but to use animal fur for home or any use makes me uncomfortable to the point of it being distasteful. That's unless there is no other choice & it's an absolute must
That is perhaps one of the most artistic and beautiful homes, tiny or not I have ever seen. It seems to have a very tranquil feel and happy to see a new video from Bryce.
I've said "WOW!" at least a dozen times in the first 10 minutes alone. This build is fantastic!
Same here… loving all the features …. Reflects the love it’s built with.❤️❤️
Wow! Its a very unusual yet beautifully designed tiny house. It has got the vibes of "THE FLINTSTONES" 😍
Wilma and Fred would love this house!
@@lolapage1105 absolutely! 💚
Lol I thought the same thing !
Hadn't thought of the Flintstones but you're absolutely right. 😄👍
@@rosied9098 ikr😁
Never under estimate straw for insulation! I can appreciate the house and every aspect of it. It isn’t my aesthetic but fascinating to learn about it as housing.
Wishing the owner many years of joy and contentment in his home!
This is definitely one of the most beautiful homes that I've seen
anywhere-- no matter the size or type. Thank you for sharing an amazing experience.
Probably the coolest tiny home I've ever seen. Amazing build.
Lovely house.The owner is very confident, pleasing and delightful.
Your video have helped me reach over $200,000 in stocks by age 24! Thanks. Keep the videos coming
Congrats ! I started right before Covid when the recession hit.I held those stocks and made a killing. I bought dividend stocks and made a lot during Covid.
I’m convinced that the big investors and analysts are trying to scare us to keep us poor and ignorant to the market…because its steady doing good after all the jobless and market crash talks
@@alessandroandrea4732 thanks
@Rose When I was 20 but you need a finance pro to be successful.
@Rose here⬇️⬇️
That’s no house that is a living piece of art! My gosh people are so creative. It’s just amazing!
Oh my these tiny houses are just getting better and better and more creative. This is very unusual and that’s why it’s special and I love it. The wood, the straw, the stones for the pathway so serene and just beautiful Evan ❤️❤️ cannot wait to start building mine and maybe one day I get to show it on Bryce and Rasa show 😀❤️
It truly makes my entire day when I get a notification that y'all have a new video for us to enjoy!! This home is absolutely beautiful! Much love!!💕🙂❤️
The house; wow, it looks like it grew in nature. The fellow; amazing talent and vision. Bryce, you find the most amazing people and their homes. You were made for this. Always fantastic. Always enjoyable.
OMGOSH! Totally speechless - almost. Love love love your show. Watch all the time. But This one!! breathless at the artistry. Appreciation for the skill sets. I think possibly my favorite to date. Keep showing us the world of Tiny House creativity, marvelous!!
That curved suspended roof is amazing! Evans words reflect not only years of straw bale craftsmanship, but his passion and enjoyment in creating, well done!
So intriguing! Love the "moat" and the reflection of light onto the ceiling (my favorite part). Heavy rain an issue?? The bathroom and bedroom are so cozy, almost sexy. Thanks for sharing another unique, artistic tiny home.
We’ll be judging the authenticity of all of Bryce’s subsequent reactions against his reaction to this bathroom from here out. That was genuine awe.
And rightly so.
This is by far one of the best architectural structures I've ever seen. My daughter is studying architectural engineering, I'm going to send her this. There's an artist called Chris Brown he is very artistic I hope he has a chance to see this master piece. Bryce and Rasa thank you for this wonderful amazing video. 👏
Modern day flintstone vibes ❤️
Every tiny home you show is special¡ This one ranks in my top five favorites! ❤️
Unreal! That’s got be the coolest tour I’ve seen so far! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
The Pumice House is by far the most inspirational tiny house property I've had the sheer pleasure to view! WOW! Thank you Evan and of course Bryce and Rasa for sharing this amazing space with us all. ❤
This is incredibly unique!! Wow!! Can't wait to watch the whole video, i'm sure many surprises are hidden inside
There sure are! Hope you enjoy!
Bar the possum couch I adore this house.
I couldn't believe it when I saw the bathroom 🤯
So beautiful
Literally I’ve watched channels which featured multimillion homes and penthouses which don’t hold a candle to what this beautiful home represents I would love live or even vacation in a home like this!!
Mind blowing! Thank you for this, it is another inspirational example of tiny architecture.
wasting a trailer to build an IMMOVABLE house!!!
THANK YOU FOR REMINDING ME WHY I HATE ARCHITECTURE & "DESIGNER"!!! 😤😡🤬😠
The beauty of tiny home is you can build a house DIY or with builders who actually know what they're doing, create practical, functioning layout & not waste your money for worthless thing!!!
@@yokikokudou What is the problem? I am not sure this house is unmovable. I do not think it was discussed. You have the right to dislike architects and designers. I can understand your point if they create expensive places which are not livable. This is however not the case as this house looks really pleasant. I was upset by the possum fur sofa. I checked: possums are a big problem and culling them is necessary. I hope they are also eaten, but if their fur and flesh are being used, at least they are part of the cycle of life and do not die in vain.
Love this as it is a very different take on a Tiny Home. Presented with enthusiasm and appreciation by Bryce!
This was probably the most beautiful home in your show Bryce. Well done! 👍
Anybody else loves how the homeowner says "Curves"? :)))) This gentleman is mega cozy and cool in more ways than one :)
This was a beautiful house. I love the creativity Evan and company used to create such a haven.
This house is a work of art - so many beautiful features and provides a welcoming and cosy ambience.
Creating and living in a work of art! Extraordinary episode. Thank you.
This is my favorite house EVER on this channel. It's absolutely STUNNING!
I've been watching this channel for a few years now. I've some interesting and creative tiny homes. But, this one.......This one is my favorite. When they started on the outside, I was like "Oh. A small,yet cozy home." Once you go inside, however, it doesn't look like it should. It's spacious, non constricting, and beyond cozy. I know that the dollar is more in New Zealand, but still. Under 200k? That place looks like twice that amount. Never thought I would ever say this, but I'm in love with that house.
The house is amazing and beautiful. I wish he had answered directly about the cost. The figures he provided were 5000 hours of work, ~90k for the site and site prep and 120k for materials, but he didn't address the cost of labor. That's usually very broadly the same as materials as I understand it so figure another 120k for 330k total. Or figure 30/hr (using Scott Brown carpentry's labor cost estimates from one of his episodes) and you've got 150k for labor and you have 360k total. But if you're a craftsperson who can weld and plaster this might be more affordable.
@@adampease Great info you provided!
Fur is a no go
OMG My absolute favorite, in all these years of watching your show and researching tiny homes, this is it for me ✨
Oh my, this is amazing. For someone who has always loved the idea of living in a cave, this build was breath-takingly enjoyable. Also I was happy to see the home in winter since we cope with snowy weather for a good part of the year here in Canada, and so many tiny homes seem more dependent on warmer climates and not appropriate for us. We do have some companies that are building for our weather conditions, but nothing I have seen that combines art and function so beautifully. I don't even care if it could be driven down the road or not. Not every tiny home needs to be mobile. More, more, more of this sort of build, please, Bryce! Thank you
Are there places in Canada that would allow dome homes? I wish I could live in an insulated Monolithic Dome (US company) or the small DIY ones made of earthbags filled with soil. Earthen homes insulate well.
@@wownewstome6123 Oh heavens, I don't know. Like many places in the world, we have zoning restrictions that are only being changed as people realize the need for diverse housing solutions. It's one of the things that drew me to the idea of tiny houses in the first place. And your videos, Bryce and Rasa, are always at the top of my list for seeing what great ideas are popping up all over the world.
Definitely reminded me of the flintstones house
Bryce, I have been a fan of your channel for a long time and every time I come to watch your new video I am just so inspired. You helped a lot of us to go after our dreams, and now we can make it work. Such an inspirational content you give us, thank you so much and send much love.
Spectacular!!!!!!!!!!! Nothing I don't LOVE about this home.
Possibly the best tiny house EVER!
As a non-native english speaker I sometimes struggle to understand him, he speaks fast 😅
But I could understand the majority, the home is amazing!
I speak only English, but am hearing impaired. He does speak fast and I had to back up a time or two.
ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS!!!!! Such creativity & imagination. Fred Flintstone has nothing on this one.
I think my favorite part was the fireplace, just beautiful!
Not just the house, the landscaping! I’d never want to leave! ❤️
That is one of the most beautiful buildings I've ever seen! I love everything about it!
This home is so so unique. Its like living in a museum. A piece of art everywhere and there is so much to look at. A lot of thought was put in all the natural materials that was use to create a cozy and peaceful atmosphere. Its like a piece of paradise there. I loved it.
So inspiring….One day I would definitely build this kind of straw house together with my boyfriend at my hometown! One day! One of my life plan for sure!
Wow living in the land of straw bale homes
of new Mexico , its so nice to see an artistic rendition of it!!!
THIS is INCREDIBLE
Beautiful / fantastic.
Ceiling fan is sweet wicked
Mind blowing indeed. Evan is a visionary builder and an artist. I'm still smiling over the amazing marvel.
The joy of love and creation flows from every square centimeter.
Now, that's the kind of modern architecture tiny house I can get behind...
Great video. I prefer when one of you is visible and asking the questions 😉.
This is the most creative and beautiful small house that I’ve ever seen. The only thing that I didn’t understand is why this house is build on a trailer 🤷♀️.
But it is such a natural, round, organic environment full of super design ideas.
Wonderful. Chapeau !!!
Wow. A masterpiece. Here's to soooo many years of happy living in this house Evan and family. 🥰
This is a dream house turned reality. Simply beautiful
In the Netherlands is very little change on a tiny house sadly..
On a farmersland is now very difficult.
No farmers no food.
No hiring form.
Thank you very much for this beautiful tiny house
Well, tiny houses are here to stay..and grow wings. Truly awesome.. it's mind blowing how creative this is to the smallest detail. An incredible find and really inspiring! 💕
This house looks prehistoric!! I love it!!! So very unique.
What an eloquent and creative builder. Great juxtaposition of pumice being abrasive but the home feeling so warm and cosy.
Much love from Sydney, Australia ❤
I LOVE this! It is so different, & beautiful. Reminds me a little of the Hobbit houses. 🥰
Magnificent...This house will go down in History !!
Just blown away by the warmth and earthiness in this design! It’s definitely on the top of my favourites
Odd that it looks so natural but possums used for upholstery. They are smart, harmless, and very like house pets such as catscand dogs
As is said in the southern States... dayum!
Spectacular! I am tempted to rethink something like this over a thow
What an inspirational video, Bryce! You and your bride have yet again struck gold
OMG, it's the ultimate Flintstones home! How absolutely creative and spectacular!
Suburb, finest example of art, love, creativity and passion for sustainable home design.
The exterior reminds me of an oyster shell..and then there's the pearl inside. Beautiful interior with gorgeous natural finishes..the water reflections, the stunning use of driftwood. Personally loved the "possum" couch..so luxurious and the richness of the colour..(no different to leather imo). This home is like being wrapped in a warm hug. Simply amazing.
Love your videos keep up the great work 👍🏽
His house is like a modern day Flintstones house! I loved watching this tour. Very inspiring!
I was looking for this comment. 😆
Stunning 🤩 …❤️❤️❤️the bathroom , koi pond & modern artistic Home 😊❤️🤙🏾
One word: Amazing!!🌀✌🏼💙
Most unusual indeed. 🙂 A very artistic space, would absolutely love to stay here but I’d find it difficult as a full time home. I Adored the outside the most.
Aesthetic appeal is high . But livability is not
Stunning natural home, love it. Thank you for posting 🇺🇸🍀😇
This is simply amazing. And the exterior with the serene water and floating flat-rock walkway is like a dream.
Bryce and Rasa, This is a beautiful work and very inspiring. Have been watching your wrk for several years and you are always inspiring. I am pretty surprised you didn't discuss the roof over the whole project as I was very keen to hear about it as I plan my own home here in the SW US. would you know of where I can further research that? Cheers and thank you for all that hard work!
Stunning. I have always wanted to do a straw build on a trailer, its so exciting to know its possible!! I'm curious, did they say why they chose to build on a trailer? The build seems so site specific so I was wondering if they wanted the flexibility to move it or if it was for permitting reason or something?
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I was wondering the same thing.
I'm guessing it can't be moved. It's 18 feet wide, plus the plaster would likely crack. If forced to move during the rainy season, water entering the straw would lead to mold and thereby health issues.
Everytime, I've picked one, & said this is the best "Tiny" so far, another one comes along!! To this date of your channel, this is my favorite!! It is the first of its kind, So Unique, it checks ✔️ off every, Awesome Feature!!
Oh my God... simply astounding. I have spent the entire time watching with my eyes out on stalks.
What is the shade (roof) over the house and patio built of? How is it made secure so that winds don’t make it airborne?
Love the koi pond and steppingstones into the home!
The living room is large, but cozy.
Interesting that he disguised the tv as a headboard.
What a view!
Thanks for taking us on this tour.
Really amazing. Well done!
A TH-cam cycling couple Syd and Macky have some videos about the timber frame and straw-built house his siblings built on their parents' property in New Mexico, USA. It's a little larger than a true tiny house, but it's still pretty small.
Evan is a brilliant poet of earth, wood, stone, straw, metal and all the elements of nature.
He also destroyed my childhood favourite story of 'the three little pigs' . A fable crumbled !
The house is just an art project, absolutely amazing...coolest thing ever