I've seen a lot of these small homes and this one is, finally, one I could move straight into without needing to make changes. Love the separate kitchen/dining. I don't always want to be forced to keep my kitchen "company ready".
@@cindybogart6062 I've been trying to find out how we could buy something like that but they don't respond. This company is actually in Bangladesh. I agree with a lot of these posters, this and a few others would be a perfect home for me.
what makes this home jump out is proper use of roof pitch. I have built a number of homes, and there are angles (pitches) that are naturally pleasing to humans. This home uses them, and doesn't overdo the roof profile, like so so many architects and builders do. Nicely done interior, as well.
@@setsailatnoon I think you mean the covered deck, as the carport is the same pitch as the main roof. But you have a point. The structural strength is easily dealt with, but the pitch of the covered deck can cause backflow of melted snow under the main roof eave.
I was loving everything about this house while silently saying, "please let the primary have an en suite, please let the primary have an en suite." And you did not disappoint! I actually said, "YES!" out loud when we came around the corner into the primary and there it was! Wonderful cabin! Truly charming and cozy. The porch is a dream!
My brother was building a tiny apartment building. The 2 end units had enclosed kitchens already built, the 2 center ones were not. So he ripped out some cabinets, which shocked my mom and me, and had them put a bar between the living room/dining space and the kitchen. Every time I show one, anyone under 40-45 wants an apartment open with a bar! They love that open space, ability to communicate, and to see the TV or talk to those in the living room while cooking. That's a generational change. Old ladies don't like that at all. We like the enclosed kitchen.
Wow, this house would be perfect for me. Nestled in the woods near a fishing pond off a long deserted dirt road. No neighbors around, just total peace and quiet. Surrounded by tall pines in a forest. Wow. A dream come true. the house is perfect, everything about it is perfect. Not too large, not too small. Very nicely laid out floor plan, lots of private areas, book shelves, cupboards everwhere, lots of storage, lots of entrances and exits especially out onto that nice wrap around porch with the fireplace outside, Unbelievable. I love the stone work columns on the outside and the metal roof, very rustic looking cabin with the gray exterior and red windows really sets everything off as being so cozy and comfortable like a nest. lol
I just retired, and i have the same thoughts as you, the perfect size home, "may be a couple of very minor adjustments", away from people and with nature.
This is exactly my thoughts . Wife and I wanna downsize and we are retired . We own some acreage in the Pacific Northwest that would be a wonderful spot for this beauty .
I adore this! As a single senior it is pretty near perfect for me. I would just need to make cosmetic changes, I am not a fan of grey/beige in any form but adore this space very much.
There is an entrance to the laundry room, you would just need to inclose the carport if you wanted a garage, but the only drawback is the long distance of hauling groceries to get to kitchen area.
Nice but you should use a pocket door on the master bathroom. Slide the door opening back toward the toilet and put the vanity where the door swing currently is. That would allow for a full sized tub and shower. Love the foyer.
@@TMStudio68 = where can we locate more details? such as where to purchase the plans? Othewise we are merely watching a vid without any purchase details.
Very nice looking cabin, perfect size for a retirement home. There are a couple of things (I haven't seen your other models / floor plans yet) I would change. 1. The first thing I noticed from outside was the car port is for one car. Most people these days have two, if not more, cars. I would want coverage for two cars. 2. The living room is a little small, so I understand it is more difficult getting everything just right. The television placement is goo for part of the living room, but not so much for the left side (when facing the television). You would be craning your neck, or sitting sideways, to watch anything. 3. This looks to be a computer program showing the layout, so I don't know if whoever designed it knows about plumbing in the kitchen. The dishwasher would normally be on either side of the sink so the plumbing could be connected. This model has it off to the side where there wouldn't be plumbing lines. I was also wondering about the shower in the first bathroom shown. Specifically the shower door, or lack of one in this video. The master bath has the sliding doors to close off the shower, but the first bathroom doesn't seem to have a shower door.
This is a great plan! My parents have an existing structure behind their main house in South Carolina. I’ve advised them to update and compartmentalize that home and make it a “retirement house”. It’s smaller and could be used as a mother in law suite or eventually an “Air BnB”.
This is adorable. I absolutely love the porch and a half. I think that gives a house an attractive curb appeal! Also, the natural stone work. I love the dining room vaulted ceiling with the exposed beams and wood. My timber frame home my husband and I built ourselves had all exposed timbers with a 22-pitch cathedral ceiling in our living room with all roof board exposed tong and groove. It was a story and a half. The living room in this design looks very cozy and seems to have a large enough placement for a large screen tv. It's nice having the laundry room in close proximity of bedrooms but I did notice that the cartport area for unloading groceries through the utility room then down a hall leading towards the livingroom, then pass the livingroom on to the kitchen just seems like a great distance to tote groceries. I do love the tin roof as well as the look of this home, though.
Wow - super cute home! I'd probably get rid of that fireplace and put in patio doors there. I'd also get rid of one of those master bedroom windows and attach a garage along that side.
I'm not a fireplace fan, and an open fire like this one is purely decorative. To have it function as a heat source it should be replaced by an enclosed gas-fired one or by a wood-burning stove. I give the architect credit for not sticking the TV above it!
Love this. The only change I would make is to the outdoor decking. I'd make it bigger on the side so I could have an outdoor kitchen. I'd also build a separate catio,too.
Nice design. Main thing I would do different is a second access to the kitchen from the rear hallway at the expense of storage space. Given the size of the home, I don't think that much storage is necessary, but having an easier access to the kitchen from the carport would be useful. Then the dishwasher probably needs to go a little further to the left, so it doesn't hit the drawer handle. Still a great house design. I particularly like the living room and deck area layout.
As my hubby and I are retired or about to be, we have to have our recliners and facing the TV too. I would have to have a different arrangement of furniture in the living room, other than that, it’s quite ideal for a couple old retirees. Question: Are the entryways to the rooms at least three feet wide?
And the 80% of Americans with bad backs nearly die bending over trying to deal with 30" tall counters as it is. I remember when 36" was standard, then one day they lowered them, saving themselves a buck but putting the rest of us in misery. I get Charlie horses throughout my ribs in the back since they lowered everything. I wish I could afford to raise it all--40" would be great. There are step stools for short people but we cannot chop off 8" of leg.
The kitchen is just like my mom's in the 50s and 60s. That's an old-fashioned kitchen. Plenty of storage to make and store the tools and stuff to make Christmas cookies, Thanksgiving pie, and whatever anyone wants to try. Sit at the bar and order. My mom would love to cook for us and my brother's friends. Only thing missing was the door so the guys could stick their heads in to see if my mom wanted company.
Initial reaction was positive until I saw the car in the carport outside the kitchen window. Nope. And the guest room has no closet. Loved the fireplace on the deck though, and the living/family room was beautifully cozy. Add another 2-3 feet on either side of this design and it’s a winner.
This is what my wife and I would like for our retirement home. Love the floor plan and the size seems perfect for scaling back/downsizing. How much does it cost roughly and what geographic regions or states is it available/offered? Or is it a house plan you purchase and find contractors to build?
I've seen a lot of these small homes and this one is, finally, one I could move straight into without needing to make changes. Love the separate kitchen/dining. I don't always want to be forced to keep my kitchen "company ready".
Same Here!
All I need is the plans!❤
I agree with you would not change a thing
@@cindybogart6062 I've been trying to find out how we could buy something like that but they don't respond. This company is actually in Bangladesh. I agree with a lot of these posters, this and a few others would be a perfect home for me.
Yes. Where to get the plans
Best design I've ever seen. High ceilings are a must have in small homes. Love it...inside and out.
THIS is the house of my dreams. I have looked at so many videos and yours is perfect. I would not change a thing!
what makes this home jump out is proper use of roof pitch. I have built a number of homes, and there are angles (pitches) that are naturally pleasing to humans. This home uses them, and doesn't overdo the roof profile, like so so many architects and builders do. Nicely done interior, as well.
The roof pitch on the carport is all wrong for snowy areas. Also, there is very little solar exposure for passive heat. Cute, but bad design.
@@setsailatnoon I think you mean the covered deck, as the carport is the same pitch as the main roof. But you have a point. The structural strength is easily dealt with, but the pitch of the covered deck can cause backflow of melted snow under the main roof eave.
All CGI...fake home
@@jannaparis9823 yes, but a design concept is a design concept
I was loving everything about this house while silently saying, "please let the primary have an en suite, please let the primary have an en suite." And you did not disappoint! I actually said, "YES!" out loud when we came around the corner into the primary and there it was! Wonderful cabin! Truly charming and cozy. The porch is a dream!
The outside is fantastic. I like the kitchen open to the living room and not closed off.
My brother was building a tiny apartment building. The 2 end units had enclosed kitchens already built, the 2 center ones were not. So he ripped out some cabinets, which shocked my mom and me, and had them put a bar between the living room/dining space and the kitchen. Every time I show one, anyone under 40-45 wants an apartment open with a bar! They love that open space, ability to communicate, and to see the TV or talk to those in the living room while cooking. That's a generational change. Old ladies don't like that at all. We like the enclosed kitchen.
Wow, this house would be perfect for me. Nestled in the woods near a fishing pond off a long deserted dirt road. No neighbors around, just total peace and quiet. Surrounded by tall pines in a forest. Wow. A dream come true. the house is perfect, everything about it is perfect. Not too large, not too small. Very nicely laid out floor plan, lots of private areas, book shelves, cupboards everwhere, lots of storage, lots of entrances and exits especially out onto that nice wrap around porch with the fireplace outside, Unbelievable. I love the stone work columns on the outside and the metal roof, very rustic looking cabin with the gray exterior and red windows really sets everything off as being so cozy and comfortable like a nest. lol
I just retired, and i have the same thoughts as you, the perfect size home, "may be a couple of very minor adjustments", away from people and with nature.
And add an enclosed parking space.
Perfect for my retirement home would love to see it in person and have one built
They would have to build one first, this is just a model
computer generated
Covered deck all around and it's mine. Love it
This house is well laid out. Nice size for retirees. But still room for guests.
This is exactly my thoughts . Wife and I wanna downsize and we are retired . We own some acreage in the Pacific Northwest that would be a wonderful spot for this beauty .
I could definitely find myself at home in this house.
Just put it on a basement and it is my perfect home
Lol... my thought too
I adore this! As a single senior it is pretty near perfect for me. I would just need to make cosmetic changes, I am not a fan of grey/beige in any form but adore this space very much.
I'd enclose the garage, & put the entrance into the laundry room.
But really like this home.
There is an entrance into the laundry room from the carport already. You would just need to convert the carport to a garage.
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There is an entrance to the laundry room, you would just need to inclose the carport if you wanted a garage, but the only drawback is the long distance of hauling groceries to get to kitchen area.
Great idea to put kitchen and dr together and leaving family room separate. Open floor plans are on the way out!
Very large kitchen with tons of storage. Great layout. Love the outdoor fireplace which is a much easier maintenance issue than a fire pit. Very nice.
Nice but you should use a pocket door on the master bathroom. Slide the door opening back toward the toilet and put the vanity where the door swing currently is. That would allow for a full sized tub and shower. Love the foyer.
Problem with pocket doors in many areas is mold.
LOVE IT. FIRST SMALL HOME I SAW WITH EVERYTHING. 2 SMALL BATHROOMS, LAUNDRY ROOM, 2 BEDROOMS ROOMY WITH AMPLE CLOSET SPACE. I JUST LOVE IT❤
This is beautiful ❤ Perfect for me,the rooms a great size. I didn’t feel uncomfortable.
I love the fireplace outside!!!
I'd love that house.
That outdoor fireplace is awesome!
it’s perfect for me. the stonework is beautiful
WOW a lot of room\strage stuffed into such a small foot print!
I love everything about this house
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@@TMStudio68 = where can we locate more details? such as where to purchase the plans? Othewise we are merely watching a vid without any purchase details.
Great layout for someone hung up on keeping a separate kitchen/dining and living area. I would prefer the areas to be open. I love the style and look.
Very nice looking cabin, perfect size for a retirement home. There are a couple of things (I haven't seen your other models / floor plans yet) I would change.
1. The first thing I noticed from outside was the car port is for one car. Most people these days have two, if not more, cars. I would want coverage for two cars.
2. The living room is a little small, so I understand it is more difficult getting everything just right. The television placement is goo for part of the living room, but not so much for the left side (when facing the television). You would be craning your neck, or sitting sideways, to watch anything.
3. This looks to be a computer program showing the layout, so I don't know if whoever designed it knows about plumbing in the kitchen. The dishwasher would normally be on either side of the sink so the plumbing could be connected. This model has it off to the side where there wouldn't be plumbing lines.
I was also wondering about the shower in the first bathroom shown. Specifically the shower door, or lack of one in this video. The master bath has the sliding doors to close off the shower, but the first bathroom doesn't seem to have a shower door.
Nice, very nice. This would be a great downsize house. I'd only bring what would fit.
Your homes are a lesson in living well and doing with less.👍
Enclose it and make another room
I love the layout of this home! Beautiful!
Have seen many this is one of the best
Beautiful house. Cozy place to live. 💐
Forgive me for my lack of computer skills, but how much is this house, and how would I go about getting this built on my property? Thanks.
I'm wondering the same thing...
Same....🙋🏼♀️
I googled TM studio small house and they do have a website and a Facebook page. I had the same question.
Yeah they should tell us or give us a link as to where we can find the prices of these homes!!
It's not your computer skills, they don't show exact prices or the prices are for just the drawings and nothing more.
❤❤❤ ready to move in!!! Gorgeous and just right for my liking. Beautiful layout with room in the bedrooms to move around. Nice work! 😊
This house is so charming inside and out. Thoughtful design well executed.
Really beautiful design, in a park-like setting!
B E A U T I F U L !!! Simple, functional, pretty, just perfect!
This look like the perfect house for me. Onswipe master and a perfect laundry room with that beautifull car porch. Everything is just lovely.
What's an onswipe? Do you mean ensuite?
@@StephanieJoRountree What's an unsuite? Do you mean ensuite?
@@JW-ke2ws LOL
I absolutely love this place❤❤❤
This is a great plan! My parents have an existing structure behind their main house in South Carolina. I’ve advised them to update and compartmentalize that home and make it a “retirement house”. It’s smaller and could be used as a mother in law suite or eventually an “Air BnB”.
This is adorable. I absolutely love the porch and a half. I think that gives a house an attractive curb appeal! Also, the natural stone work. I love the dining room vaulted ceiling with the exposed beams and wood. My timber frame home my husband and I built ourselves had all exposed timbers with a 22-pitch cathedral ceiling in our living room with all roof board exposed tong and groove. It was a story and a half. The living room in this design looks very cozy and seems to have a large enough placement for a large screen tv. It's nice having the laundry room in close proximity of bedrooms but I did notice that the cartport area for unloading groceries through the utility room then down a hall leading towards the livingroom, then pass the livingroom on to the kitchen just seems like a great distance to tote groceries. I do love the tin roof as well as the look of this home, though.
Love this beautiful cozy home with the arches, open concept, and beautiful views of the trees.
This is the best one so far. Only change I would make is to make that side porch screened in.
This is Perfect for me.. JUST BEAUTIFUL 😍
THIS by far is the best one. I love it.
It`s well done, I wouldn`t change a thing, love it.
One of my favorite floorplans 👌👍. You, guys, never disappoint 😊
Laundry room is wonderful.
I love the porch and parking areas!
Make a great cabin for a family or for a retired couple. Nicely done!
What a beautiful use of space in such a small home. I love this.
Thanks!
love the design with actual closets, but where is the mechanical room?
Perfect home! I even like the two hanging shirts.
Those two shirts are in every one of their houses.😀
😂😂
Great getaway house...in a virtual reality....
Love this design! Only change I would make is a half bath for guests.
Why? They can use the full bath between the living room and 2nd bedroom.
@@sitori663 But guests can get ugly surprises with certain roommates, husbands...
Wow - super cute home! I'd probably get rid of that fireplace and put in patio doors there. I'd also get rid of one of those master bedroom windows and attach a garage along that side.
I'm not a fireplace fan, and an open fire like this one is purely decorative. To have it function as a heat source it should be replaced by an enclosed gas-fired one or by a wood-burning stove. I give the architect credit for not sticking the TV above it!
@@Bobrogers99 I see people do that and it blows my mind, but who am I? Wood burning fireplaces leak in a lot of cold air. I wouldn't want one.
Same thought about the master windows.
@@JanesDough855 Not only that they smell up your house.
Fireplaces are always a plus for resale value.
This is my favorite house plan so far! 💗
Love this. The only change I would make is to the outdoor decking. I'd make it bigger on the side so I could have an outdoor kitchen. I'd also build a separate catio,too.
Nice design. Main thing I would do different is a second access to the kitchen from the rear hallway at the expense of storage space. Given the size of the home, I don't think that much storage is necessary, but having an easier access to the kitchen from the carport would be useful. Then the dishwasher probably needs to go a little further to the left, so it doesn't hit the drawer handle.
Still a great house design. I particularly like the living room and deck area layout.
Believe me, the storage is necessary!
Love this house. Just big enough
This home is beautiful; I’d change absolutely nothing
Thank you!! 😊
Perfect. Easy to take care of. . ❤
Beautiful house, perfect for an individual or couple without kids
This one is THE BEST as far as floor plan and exterior appearance!
It's a nice floor plan. Thanks for sharing! 💯
Thank you for this Tour I love Everything About this house
Very peaceful too
Yes! Screen in the porch, and l'm home.
very nice small house. a great DIY project for young or old.!!!!
Wondering if the plans are for 4 season as I live in Canada
Perfect! Then send it to Habitat for Humanity as blueprint for their homes!
As my hubby and I are retired or about to be, we have to have our recliners and facing the TV too. I would have to have a different arrangement of furniture in the living room, other than that, it’s quite ideal for a couple old retirees. Question: Are the entryways to the rooms at least three feet wide?
Absolutely beautiful. I love kitchen entertaining but the kitchen is plenty roomy and it always overflows to the living room. Great job ❤
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I love it. This is perfect for my daughter
Beautiful home.
I so love this house….. I’d have it built if I could afford it! It’s one of the reasons I play the lottery every week!!!
I don’t count on it but you can’t win if you don’t play, right? Good luck!
Nicely done. Warm & welcoming decor too.
Very pretty. Great color combo. I love wood framed windows .
This is beautiful! Is it computer generated images, or a 'real' home? I absolutely LOVE this! ❤
Love this little house
I love real fireplaces! They may be a lot of extra work but worth it!
Micro , counter : not all can reach that high. Nice cabinets- not white !!! Thank You ☺️
Thank you!! 😊
How much for this home? @@TMStudio68
And the 80% of Americans with bad backs nearly die bending over trying to deal with 30" tall counters as it is. I remember when 36" was standard, then one day they lowered them, saving themselves a buck but putting the rest of us in misery. I get Charlie horses throughout my ribs in the back since they lowered everything. I wish I could afford to raise it all--40" would be great. There are step stools for short people but we cannot chop off 8" of leg.
What an absolutely beautiful house!
I would flip the kitchen and dining room, with a side door to the carport from the kitchen. Dining could then have entry or exit point into g
Perfect home!
I love this layout, absolutely perfect
Very nice indeed I use it for the weekends
Love, love , love this!! Bathroom in master a little too small. The arch doorways and accents arches are awesome.
Truly lovely this home is 👍🏼💙👍🏼💙👍🏼
Lovely design how would I go about finding who what where cost Etc
Love the kitchen!!
Where can I find pictures and floor plan😊they just came up thanyou
The kitchen is just like my mom's in the 50s and 60s. That's an old-fashioned kitchen. Plenty of storage to make and store the tools and stuff to make Christmas cookies, Thanksgiving pie, and whatever anyone wants to try. Sit at the bar and order. My mom would love to cook for us and my brother's friends. Only thing missing was the door so the guys could stick their heads in to see if my mom wanted company.
It's adorable, I would live in this!
Where do I find the plans for this house?? I really like the style and am looking to build a new house. ty
Initial reaction was positive until I saw the car in the carport outside the kitchen window. Nope. And the guest room has no closet. Loved the fireplace on the deck though, and the living/family room was beautifully cozy. Add another 2-3 feet on either side of this design and it’s a winner.
Both bedrooms have a closet.
This is what my wife and I would like for our retirement home. Love the floor plan and the size seems perfect for scaling back/downsizing. How much does it cost roughly and what geographic regions or states is it available/offered? Or is it a house plan you purchase and find contractors to build?
Nice layout if you like carring your groceries through half your house before getting them to the kitchen.
Add a basement
For me …
Then have a 3 car garage out back from this drive thru car port to match home… perfect
Roof angle over porch may not be able to carry heavy snow load. But, nice place.
Yes that's for me💖
Rumah yang besar banyak ruangan seperti terlihat atap genteng yang rumit makin 👍
Incroyablement magnifique !!! J'adore 💕 beaucoup !!!💚💚💚💚
My favorite house so far
Beautiful Indeed ❤
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