The interior is so pretty, but I'm with you. I would need closet space for coats, winter/summer clothes, and shoes. Add in an umbrella, athletic clothing, and dressy clothing. What about sentimental items? A few. anyway!
@@Well_possibly There is the armoire built into the cabinet, you can put a coat-hanger by the door during the winter, and storage for seasonal and special occasion clothes, etc., can be added in the form of a nice cedar chest or two placed up in the loft, the tops of which can also be used as shelf-space for sentimental knick-knacks.
Kim Gaines, just about anyone gets invited to weddings and other special events. Some people need to dress in at least business casual if not an actual suit. I'm guessing some people store clothes or athletic gear in their car.
It looks gorgeous., indeed. :) He did say that there was room for putting in cabinets, shelves and such in the living room/space, and for ore seating (which could include storage space). Also, where the small shelf system is placed in the bathroom would have plenty of room for a decent-sized closet or somethink like that.
I love how light this tiny home is. The white really makes it feel more spacious. So many tiny homes are dark and woodsy, and it makes the space feel even smaller. This bright modern feel is fantastic.
I have a unnecessary addiction to tiny houses and I have no idea where to start on saving for one, where to go, or whom to speak with to make this a reality!
You can start with a caravan that is livable and save and rent and if you like the land owners you can stay. You can do work on the yard in exchange for rent. Caravan trailer can be repurposed as the base for a tiny house it it's still structurally sound.
@Planet Purgatory I need assistance with quantities of wood frames and all the other dimensions. Im not too worried about the accessories but the framework and what is needed to make one. I like this one in particular because it has most of what i wanted for a tiny house. I just need to add a few things here and there like storage, a bathtub, But I love the rooftop patio. I also need to know what type of a car can pull that tiny house trailer? What dimensions of trailers are we able to find. I know nothing about cars and trailers. Lol
@Planet Purgatory many thanks for the information. It would help even better if i know the specific measurements of trailer say it is 1m wide x 3m long for instance.
@@smilebehappy6102 As a person that has lived in an apartment smaller than that for 8 years, I can tell you that 500 square feet is not inadequate, especially if you have a decent sized lot with a nice view.
Objective Viewer You can live this way. Well maybe not you, but it is doable. Many people are living outside right now, and would love to call that place their own. All you need is a bathroom, kitchen, and a bed. You can eat outside or on your bed.
Really cool deck. I would also rig up a removable or collapsible pop up tent shade to filter the sun and be even more comfortable while dining or relaxing outside.
WOW! After researching tiny homes for more than 3 years, I thought I'd found the perfect design...until watching this video. I'm truly impressed by this build, including the rooftop patio, solar, wind, and spacious living areas. The kitchen is badass beautiful. I'd want several extra feet to accommodate the greater battery capacity and make the shower with a tub. Will definitely be checking this out in the near future!
@@adriendesauvanie8132 fire traps in comparison with regular building? How so? Also: is there some frightening statistics of people burning in campers and cabins or where does that particular concern come from?
@@adriendesauvanie8132 Hi Adrian, I did not see your comment as an attack, I was just curious why you consider them a particular fire hazard and your reasons for being particularly concerned with fire in an isolated standing house (more than in any other house or apartment). I did not see any cages in this house, but lots of doors and windows, access to the roof (which is not so high that you could not jump down from if need be). I am not against your concerns or if you did not want to (risk) living in a tiny house, I am just curious why you (and some other people) seem to think it is more of a fire hazard than others. Probably also interesting to see: your concept for a tiny house with reduced fire hazards and lots of (additional) fire exists. Only so much space in a tiny house and if there was a serious fire that could not easily be extinguished a tiny place like this probably would be up in flames and smoke in seconds or few minutes anyway. (not different from a regular room though and again, question is how relevant that would be for most people: house burning happens much less than traffic accidents yet most people get into cars not worrying what could happen) I am not sure what you mean with the moral high ground. I don't have any, also there is no moral involved here, I think :-) All "friends" here and to each their own
@@adriendesauvanie8132 Hi Adrian, good for you, I guess? My question, coming from pure honest curiosity, remains why you see such a fire hazard in tiny houses in particular. Guess, electricity, all that can - and mostly doesn't - lead to issues in bigger and more confined places. Really just curious here. I live happily in an apartment and consider a tiny house an option for future moving,not sure yet though, am just a fan of minimalism, nature and practical use of space.
I really like the light and airy feel. The finishes look beautiful and the home is cozy. The bathroom looks really comfortable. Love the deck! Very nice wor
Yeah but is it really needed? This kitchen takes up almost 50% of the ground floor, wouldn't have hurt to make the counter space a bit less(especially cuz it has a dishwasher) and have more living or dining space.
What a beautiful and functional home without feeling cramped. I love the step ladder while hiding the washer dryer, and the head space in the bedroom - WOW ! The deck is awesome. I'm so glad they're taking their model and making it available through air bnb. I gotta rent it out! This and ZeroSqaured tiny homes have been the most refreshing homes I've seen - ZeroSquared has a double slide out.
I'm always wondering: it's either stairs (which take up much space) or ladders (which are sometimes cumbersome to use, especially for a sleeping loft where you might want to change linen etc.). What happened to the good old spacesaver staircases (aka paddle stairs or alternating tread)? Those would combine the best of both worlds.
I meant to send my comments to my friend.I sincerely apologize if I said the wrong thing .I did notice that it has protection to keep someone from falling.Ty guys you are a Blessing to us!!Very Beautiful!!
This is beautiful. Perfect. And I think if you’re desiring to live in a tiny house, you’re not looking to drag a ton of stuff around. Keep it simple. Lovely
I absolutely love this design! I've been trying to design a rooftop with access from the inside but always wondered how to put the stairs/door and about the waterproofing so this was the answer! I love everything about it the way it is, I wouldn't change a thing. My absolute favourite so far and I've seen many many designs!
Wow that guy is so cool. I agree w him abt the putting the fridge up and back so it won't stick out so much. I would even be okay w smaller counter space to create more room in the living area. That hse so beautiful!
You should do a video explaining to people that all these portable small houses are similar to RV's and depreciate very quickly. In the long run, the small portable houses are likely to be more expensive when compared to a larger permenant house.
From their site: "A home ready for a Canadian winter with proper amenities can be around $125,000. The price will depend on the size and options chosen. For example, making it off-grid capable adds about $15,00 to the price of the home. Building the tiny house out of steel studding (to make it lighter and able to be pulled by smaller vehicle) adds about $10,000." Probably CAD, so $95,234.38 USD.
That's not terrible. For that price, I could probably buy a comparably sized house where I'm from. I think these Tiny Houses fill a good niche of being able to plop them down on a plot you own, without the awful quality of RVs and pain of building your own home on the land. From the people I've talked to the have them, they don't tow as well as an RV though, if that's your thing.
Have been watching tiny homes for a while now !! I really love this one !! If I was younger and could climb the stair it would be perfect !😉☺ love the kitchen and bath. Washer dryer ! Yea ! Love it !!
I want a rooftop deck when I build my tiny house. This one is just right. I like his idea for raising the fridge. I would tweak a few things to better fit me, but overall, I love this house. Very impressive!
Great he included an exhaust vent over the gas range! Removes Carbon Monoxide. Beautiful interior and lovely, large windows. Perhaps add a cap to the glass "walls." You know, in case someone falls on one.
I seen another house you made and i loved it as well. This house is gorgeous. I think off grid is the best way to go so no need to worry about where you can and cant park. I love the bathroom floor. I have seen shou sugi ban done before but not like in your bathroom. To do that then whitewash it and stain it...its gorgeous...matches the floors on the upstair little hall to the deck as well as the outside door and so on....just love this house
I love the concept! Adds: more height, a wrap around deck, an addition loft and closet space, a larger bathroom, living area and storage. It's good for two people but I need more space for guests and my stuff. There was no mention of usb ports or wifi. I love the idea of leaving a smaller footprint but right now I need my stuff.
It's a really nice design and the rooftop deck is a nice touch too. I'm not too sure it will be convenient to bring food & drinks up there but if nothing else, it would be a nice place to enjoy a sunset or sunrise. Thanks for another great video!
Great house. Good idea to try concept before you purchase. I’m guessing it helps you work out your priorities regarding storage, appliances what you need and what you would like. Roof deck something I’ve never seen before fun idea. Thanks for sharing😊
I would love a tiny house just like this except move the kitchen all the back to the living room and just extend the countertops to make a little breakfast nook instead. The kitchen is always my favorite room in a house.
This is an ambitious design with a large kitchen and the rooftop patio. The rooftop patio allows easy access to solar panels to clean them and remove dirt or snow.. I love the openness of the loft with the panels of glass to allow sight but keep the area secure. But where is the storage for clothes? The demonstration of freedom from utilities is interesting, thanks for thinking about it.
I like how these guys functionally solve the issues of easy use of living space combining modern architecture style, independence from the urban environment and the opportunity to enjoy the wonderful views of mother-Nature outside the windows of this tiny home. It would also be interesting to know how they solve the issues of insulation/heating of the house in the winter. Thanks for the great vid, like and subscription. Cheers from Siberia, Serge. : )
Looks so good The kitchen and bathroom is gorgeous and probably the best I've seen to date on any home! My only issue with most tiny houses are the upstairs bedrooms. I just don't like all the bending, crawling and slouching that's involved.
I liked the mural behind the bed...it felt like you could lean pillows against it for better relaxation in bed while watching tiny house videos or whatever. I agree with him about the fridge being built over the wheel well next time...the half drawers on the other side to compensate for the wheel well was smart.
Melanie Melendez I would need less kitchen more living room space. This living space just wouldn’t cut it. Also need a eating space. It’s a gorgeous tiny house nevertheless
This tiny home is beautiful. Honestly, I could easily live in this on a nice piece of property. The only concern I have is that rooftop well. When it pours down rain, I'b worry so much about that eventually leaking and getting into my home. I'd probably forgo the deck, and opt for a porch that is added on.
This is amazing!! I could definitely see myself living in this tiny home without changing anything! Love the extra head space for the loft and rooftop patio!!! Amazing!!! I wish these guys build their tiny houses in UK too!!
This is an impressive design. Windows are amazing, and this house has plenty. The kitchen was perfect, even if you cook and bake a lot. For, long term living, which I want to do in a Tiny House, I would like a little more room in the living room are, just to make sure there is room to have people over, and sit inside, if it’s raining. That said, the windows in the living room make it feel like you’re outside. Tall ceilings in the living room also make it feel bigger, so I prefer the sleeping loft be over the bathroom. I love the idea of getting electricity through solar and wind. That’s the way to go.
For the rooftop exit I would have chosen a sliding hatch, like it is used on boats. This would have allowed for a completely flat deck (because the stairs would be on the inside). It should be quite simple to get it waterproof as well (after all: boats). The inside stairs could have doubled as storage drawers.
I mean, the look of the house is GORGEOUS. The no closet really sucks though.
The interior is so pretty, but I'm with you. I would need closet space for coats, winter/summer clothes, and shoes. Add in an umbrella, athletic clothing, and dressy clothing. What about sentimental items? A few. anyway!
@@Well_possibly There is the armoire built into the cabinet, you can put a coat-hanger by the door during the winter, and storage for seasonal and special occasion clothes, etc., can be added in the form of a nice cedar chest or two placed up in the loft, the tops of which can also be used as shelf-space for sentimental knick-knacks.
Super cute. Not sure if people living in a tiny house are living a lifestyle that demands dressy clothes and lots of sentimental items.
Kim Gaines, just about anyone gets invited to weddings and other special events. Some people need to dress in at least business casual if not an actual suit.
I'm guessing some people store clothes or athletic gear in their car.
It looks gorgeous., indeed. :)
He did say that there was room for putting in cabinets, shelves and such in the living room/space, and for ore seating (which could include storage space). Also, where the small shelf system is placed in the bathroom would have plenty of room for a decent-sized closet or somethink like that.
He is proud of his work.He should be.Well done!
Did you hear the way he talks about people? Did you pay attention... Live in a tiny home before you go to assisted living.
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I love how light this tiny home is. The white really makes it feel more spacious. So many tiny homes are dark and woodsy, and it makes the space feel even smaller. This bright modern feel is fantastic.
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I have a unnecessary addiction to tiny houses and I have no idea where to start on saving for one, where to go, or whom to speak with to make this a reality!
You can start with a caravan that is livable and save and rent and if you like the land owners you can stay. You can do work on the yard in exchange for rent. Caravan trailer can be repurposed as the base for a tiny house it it's still structurally sound.
@Planet Purgatory I need assistance with quantities of wood frames and all the other dimensions. Im not too worried about the accessories but the framework and what is needed to make one. I like this one in particular because it has most of what i wanted for a tiny house. I just need to add a few things here and there like storage, a bathtub, But I love the rooftop patio. I also need to know what type of a car can pull that tiny house trailer? What dimensions of trailers are we able to find. I know nothing about cars and trailers. Lol
Mint Tiny Homes can build yhrm for you...I'm going to save up for mine
@Planet Purgatory many thanks for the information. It would help even better if i know the specific measurements of trailer say it is 1m wide x 3m long for instance.
Same!!!
As much as these homes aren't for me, I admire the designs and skill of the builders. This is lovely
I like listening to this guy...well spoken and concise. Good job
Exactly my thoughts. 😀👍
I agree and I learnt something from him, whom is an expert in this area!
I like him too. He not trying to up sell like some of the others. Always pointing out the positives not the negatives. He’s trustworthy
Wonderful home! I wish it wasn't so difficult (from the legal perspective) to own and live in one.
@@smilebehappy6102 As a person that has lived in an apartment smaller than that for 8 years, I can tell you that 500 square feet is not inadequate, especially if you have a decent sized lot with a nice view.
Objective Viewer You can live this way. Well maybe not you, but it is doable. Many people are living outside right now, and would love to call that place their own. All you need is a bathroom, kitchen, and a bed. You can eat outside or on your bed.
Who would give you a permit to park it.
Randy Kroells .. permits bèģgeď for owneď lànd shows state of bank ďèbt power
JRRnotTolkien ..criminal that it is likely not allowed
I just love how tiny houses are so creative and the people are awesome. ❤
Really cool deck. I would also rig up a removable or collapsible pop up tent shade to filter the sun and be even more comfortable while dining or relaxing outside.
Right
I'm always amazed and inspired by the creative ideas used in organizing in these tiny houses.
Love it. The designer explained things well during the tour, which I think is rare with Tiny House manufacturer's tours.
Its quite lovely!! But I find it lacks storage (clothing, personal stuff) and a place to eat
oh yeah, missed that...they need more length for sure, but it's till lovely
Hi did .mention storage could be added in the livingroom. 😌
@@kH-bv8ix Yeah, but high up.
WOW!
After researching tiny homes for more than 3 years, I thought I'd found the perfect design...until watching this video. I'm truly impressed by this build, including the rooftop patio, solar, wind, and spacious living areas. The kitchen is badass beautiful. I'd want several extra feet to accommodate the greater battery capacity and make the shower with a tub. Will definitely be checking this out in the near future!
I love the idea of the Japanese burnt wood. Genius.
These tiny homes all seem to have the same problem, way too much kitchen counter space and not enough seating space in the living room area.
agreed.. i lived in NYC with kitchens with no countertops.. only a rolling island i had to buy.
My thought 💭
@@adriendesauvanie8132 fire traps in comparison with regular building? How so? Also: is there some frightening statistics of people burning in campers and cabins or where does that particular concern come from?
@@adriendesauvanie8132 Hi Adrian, I did not see your comment as an attack, I was just curious why you consider them a particular fire hazard and your reasons for being particularly concerned with fire in an isolated standing house (more than in any other house or apartment).
I did not see any cages in this house, but lots of doors and windows, access to the roof (which is not so high that you could not jump down from if need be). I am not against your concerns or if you did not want to (risk) living in a tiny house, I am just curious why you (and some other people) seem to think it is more of a fire hazard than others.
Probably also interesting to see: your concept for a tiny house with reduced fire hazards and lots of (additional) fire exists. Only so much space in a tiny house and if there was a serious fire that could not easily be extinguished a tiny place like this probably would be up in flames and smoke in seconds or few minutes anyway. (not different from a regular room though and again, question is how relevant that would be for most people: house burning happens much less than traffic accidents yet most people get into cars not worrying what could happen)
I am not sure what you mean with the moral high ground. I don't have any, also there is no moral involved here, I think :-)
All "friends" here and to each their own
@@adriendesauvanie8132 Hi Adrian, good for you, I guess? My question, coming from pure honest curiosity, remains why you see such a fire hazard in tiny houses in particular. Guess, electricity, all that can - and mostly doesn't - lead to issues in bigger and more confined places. Really just curious here.
I live happily in an apartment and consider a tiny house an option for future moving,not sure yet though, am just a fan of minimalism, nature and practical use of space.
Thor makes tiny house now?
HonestClickBait I wasn’t even listening to what was happening when he was on screen 😂
I was looking through the comments for this 😂👍🏻 didn’t have to search long...
HonestClickBait lol!
Was thinking the lion from wizard of oz!
Lmfao 😅😂🤣😆
I really like the light and airy feel. The finishes look beautiful and the home is cozy. The bathroom looks really comfortable. Love the deck! Very nice wor
Nah, I see it for PERMANENT LIVING.
U will need a closet for permanent living
1:35 Wow, someone that actually understands the flow of a functioning kitchen: ample counter space on both sides of sink and stove.
Yeah but is it really needed? This kitchen takes up almost 50% of the ground floor, wouldn't have hurt to make the counter space a bit less(especially cuz it has a dishwasher) and have more living or dining space.
@@rey_nemaattori Just depends on if you cook a lot.
What a beautiful and functional home without feeling cramped. I love the step ladder while hiding the washer dryer, and the head space in the bedroom - WOW ! The deck is awesome. I'm so glad they're taking their model and making it available through air bnb. I gotta rent it out! This and ZeroSqaured tiny homes have been the most refreshing homes I've seen - ZeroSquared has a double slide out.
I'm always wondering: it's either stairs (which take up much space) or ladders (which are sometimes cumbersome to use, especially for a sleeping loft where you might want to change linen etc.). What happened to the good old spacesaver staircases (aka paddle stairs or alternating tread)? Those would combine the best of both worlds.
I meant to send my comments to my friend.I sincerely apologize if I said the wrong thing .I did notice that it has protection to keep someone from falling.Ty guys you are a Blessing to us!!Very Beautiful!!
Most other builders take it for granted when he says you need counter space on both sides of each station. If you like to cook, it’s so helpful.
I am falling in love with these!! I need a brochure.
Wonderful!!! My exact thoughts on counters being on both sides of sink and stove!! A must!!!
Beautiful design!! ♥️♥️
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❤ the blue and teal accents throughout the house in addition to many other aspects of the space.
Truely, one of the best TH builds I've seen. The roof deck looks so secure, with shelter from a breeze. And it's 🇨🇦! TrueNorth should be proud.
Absolutely the best and most exciting tiny house design I've ever seen!!
You should see Minimaliste tiny house designers. They are the best :)
This is beautiful. Perfect. And I think if you’re desiring to live in a tiny house, you’re not looking to drag a ton of stuff around. Keep it simple. Lovely
Such a cute tiny home, I LOVE the roof deck...The little door, Too cool and I love how there's plenty of head space while in the bed
Finally a man who knows how to design a kitchen! !!! I'm in heaven! !!
We like the way the inside of the tiny house is laid out. Especially the kitchen
Happy you enjoyed the tour, thanks for checking it out 🙂
I absolutely love this design! I've been trying to design a rooftop with access from the inside but always wondered how to put the stairs/door and about the waterproofing so this was the answer! I love everything about it the way it is, I wouldn't change a thing. My absolute favourite so far and I've seen many many designs!
Finally they put drawers in the kitchen!! So much more functional!!
What a fantastic design, loved the kitchen design and roof top patio. Great job. 👍
Wow that guy is so cool. I agree w him abt the putting the fridge up and back so it won't stick out so much. I would even be okay w smaller counter space to create more room in the living area. That hse so beautiful!
Absolutely FANTASTIC! I love the open and spacious feel in such a small space. I'd love to call this place home.
The house is bright and I like it.And also the man who build it is mascular on outside but has a soft heart☺
Smart man with the whole counter space on both sides of sink & stove. If only all home builders thought that way!
You should do a video explaining to people that all these portable small houses are similar to RV's and depreciate very quickly. In the long run, the small portable houses are likely to be more expensive when compared to a larger permenant house.
From their site: "A home ready for a Canadian winter with proper amenities can be around $125,000. The price will depend on the size and options chosen. For example, making it off-grid capable adds about $15,00 to the price of the home. Building the tiny house out of steel studding (to make it lighter and able to be pulled by smaller vehicle) adds about $10,000." Probably CAD, so $95,234.38 USD.
Not a bad price really. A Condo isn't an option at that price.😁
Thanks for sharing the cost breakdown.
That's not terrible. For that price, I could probably buy a comparably sized house where I'm from. I think these Tiny Houses fill a good niche of being able to plop them down on a plot you own, without the awful quality of RVs and pain of building your own home on the land. From the people I've talked to the have them, they don't tow as well as an RV though, if that's your thing.
One of the tiny homes that I really enjoyed and made sense
Have been watching tiny homes for a while now !! I really love this one !! If I was younger and could climb the stair it would be perfect !😉☺ love the kitchen and bath. Washer dryer ! Yea ! Love it !!
Love that you rent it out for people to see if that lifestyle suits them. Was just thinking how mich I would like to just try it before anything else
Stunning.
And I love the honesty about all the things he will fix next time 'round.
I think this is the nicest tiny house I’ve ever seen. I absolutely love it.
This is one of the best tiny homes I've seen
Of all the tiny homes I've viewed on here, this is the best one , so far. Love it!
I want a rooftop deck when I build my tiny house. This one is just right. I like his idea for raising the fridge. I would tweak a few things to better fit me, but overall, I love this house. Very impressive!
Having counter top on both sides of stove and sink is perfect !!
That rooftop deck is impressive. Well done.
Great he included an exhaust vent over the gas range! Removes Carbon Monoxide.
Beautiful interior and lovely, large windows.
Perhaps add a cap to the glass "walls." You know, in case someone falls on one.
What an exquisitely beautiful tiny home.
This tiny house is clean and gorgeous
This tiny home is stunning and it looks less clustered and breathable.
I seen another house you made and i loved it as well. This house is gorgeous. I think off grid is the best way to go so no need to worry about where you can and cant park. I love the bathroom floor. I have seen shou sugi ban done before but not like in your bathroom. To do that then whitewash it and stain it...its gorgeous...matches the floors on the upstair little hall to the deck as well as the outside door and so on....just love this house
I love the concept! Adds: more height, a wrap around deck, an addition loft and closet space, a larger bathroom, living area and storage. It's good for two people but I need more space for guests and my stuff. There was no mention of usb ports or wifi. I love the idea of leaving a smaller footprint but right now I need my stuff.
Exceptional tiny house, that's the way to live.
It's a really nice design and the rooftop deck is a nice touch too. I'm not too sure it will be convenient to bring food & drinks up there but if nothing else, it would be a nice place to enjoy a sunset or sunrise. Thanks for another great video!
Great house. Good idea to try concept before you purchase. I’m guessing it helps you work out your priorities regarding storage, appliances what you need and what you would like. Roof deck something I’ve never seen before fun idea. Thanks for sharing😊
I so LOVE this house and He did an amazing job!! just have one question..How does the water drain off by the door on the roof deck?
I think there's a little gap
I would love a tiny house just like this except move the kitchen all the back to the living room and just extend the countertops to make a little breakfast nook instead. The kitchen is always my favorite room in a house.
This is an ambitious design with a large kitchen and the rooftop patio. The rooftop patio allows easy access to solar panels to clean them and remove dirt or snow.. I love the openness of the loft with the panels of glass to allow sight but keep the area secure. But where is the storage for clothes? The demonstration of freedom from utilities is interesting, thanks for thinking about it.
thank you for making it clear on what it takes for full off grid. My concerns now are on ventilation since I do love heat :)
I was waiting to see how he got up on the patio.
Powder I’m thinking you have to crawl out the door. LOL
Probably some sort of latter, like with the lofts
You can see the door to the patio is up in the loft at 6:56, you can go up the stairs to the loft and go out the door
@@MusicAndFandoms101 Yeah I think what they mean is the actual crawling out the door, from the loft onto the deck haha
So bright And looks very roomy.❤️
Nice design and beautifully furnished.
Wow! This video changed my concept of time houses. Gorgeous!
yes it is the first tiny house I see that does not feel cramped and claustrophobic!
I just gotta say I spent more time looking at him than the house. I find him very appealing!
this tiny house is beautiful
Finally! Love the patio up top! I'd screen it in so my cats could enjoy, love it love it love it! Good job, your very skilled
I like how these guys functionally solve the issues of easy use of living space combining modern architecture style, independence from the urban environment and the opportunity to enjoy the wonderful views of mother-Nature outside the windows of this tiny home. It would also be interesting to know how they solve the issues of insulation/heating of the house in the winter. Thanks for the great vid, like and subscription. Cheers from Siberia, Serge. : )
Cep Hck - View some of the build videos as most address insulation in detail.
I want this in my back yard so I can get away from my family! 🤣
seems like such a chill guy, and i love the tiny home!
That guys hair is incredible. The home is pretty cool too.
Looks so good The kitchen and bathroom is gorgeous and probably the best I've seen to date on any home! My only issue with most tiny houses are the upstairs bedrooms. I just don't like all the bending, crawling and slouching that's involved.
I think a bird protecting cage around the windmill fan is the only thing I'd add. It's a great little home.
Fantastic thinking outside the box. Love the wind turbine and many more of the features I appreciate in a home. TY for posting this great video
I liked the mural behind the bed...it felt like you could lean pillows against it for better relaxation in bed while watching tiny house videos or whatever. I agree with him about the fridge being built over the wheel well next time...the half drawers on the other side to compensate for the wheel well was smart.
That slide out behind refrigerator is like excellent many spices
It’s nice but I’d rather have a second loft so there’s more sleeping space than just 2.
Melanie Melendez I would need less kitchen more living room space. This living space just wouldn’t cut it. Also need a eating space. It’s a gorgeous tiny house nevertheless
I love, love, love the Kitchen! Home is gorgeous! Gentleman isn't hard on the eyes either 👍👍👍
Your tiny house is superb, you have thought of everything
Had not thought of this advantage of Shou Sugi Ban. Someplace like California (or Australia) it is also great for fire resistance.
i really love this tiny living house it's really awesome
Its really awesome tiny house . Mainly interior & finishing of house is superb.
Excellent design! Well thought out use of interior space.
This is definitely the BEST tiny home I have seen ! .. ( and I have seen a boat load of them ! ) WELL DONE !!!
Beautiful, functional, and well-thought out!
Great job. Carefully worked every detail and space. Beautiful and modern. Love it 💞❤💖
This tiny home is beautiful. Honestly, I could easily live in this on a nice piece of property.
The only concern I have is that rooftop well. When it pours down rain, I'b worry so much about that eventually leaking and getting into my home. I'd probably forgo the deck, and opt for a porch that is added on.
I did like it any way y'all giving ppl a chance to living it first how cool is that tiny homes you can live glamorous and rent free
The interior is gorgeous!!
It works really well.
This is amazing!! I could definitely see myself living in this tiny home without changing anything! Love the extra head space for the loft and rooftop patio!!! Amazing!!! I wish these guys build their tiny houses in UK too!!
I love these videos of tiny homes. Not sure I'm gonna get one, but the idea is appealing.
Gorgeous. The tiny house is nice too.
Everything professional, him and his house.
This is an impressive design.
Windows are amazing, and this house has plenty.
The kitchen was perfect, even if you cook and bake a lot.
For, long term living, which I want to do in a Tiny House, I would like a little more room in the living room are, just to make sure there is room to have people over, and sit inside, if it’s raining.
That said, the windows in the living room make it feel like you’re outside.
Tall ceilings in the living room also make it feel bigger, so I prefer the sleeping loft be over the bathroom.
I love the idea of getting electricity through solar and wind. That’s the way to go.
Creative, fun , cool, functionalists and high caliber. The guy is awesomely genius!
For the rooftop exit I would have chosen a sliding hatch, like it is used on boats. This would have allowed for a completely flat deck (because the stairs would be on the inside). It should be quite simple to get it waterproof as well (after all: boats). The inside stairs could have doubled as storage drawers.
The rug really ties the room together.
I’m so happy I bought this house it’s amazing
You did? Congratulations...I was looking at their website, it seems is min 100, 000.