Uni Grad's $US12,000 Eco Tiny House
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- After graduating from university, this entrepreneurial young couple kick started their next phase of life by building an incredible eco tiny house together!
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Unbelievably, Sam and Simone managed to construct this tiny house as a DIY project for only AU$17,000 which works out to be just over US$12,000. In this video, we discuss how they were able to construct their tiny house for such an affordable price and tips for building tiny houses for less. Especially in a country like Australia, where the material cost of building can be very high!
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As students of wildlife and environmental sciences, the couple now have plans to regenerate the property where the tiny house is parked. They are also using the tiny house as a base to launch a new online business. I hope you enjoy this full video tour of this stunning tiny home.
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Finally a decent size tiny house that doesn’t cost 60k or more and still looks beautiful!!
This tiny house looks more expensive than $12,000. The bedroom has the most realistic, ceiling height that I've seen in a tiny house. Amazing job!
I think they said it cost $17,000
@@dallasdebrabander he said 17 aussie so roughly 12k usd
I think he was just complimenting how well built the house was.
@awesome guy even paying the builders, that cost will be %60 over the total cost. So it rise to u$d 26.000 max.
They wanted enough room to do it standing up.
I bet her parents are stoked that they are living so close. The couple is fortunate to have parents who could help in providing the land and the building expertise. Not everyone has this level of support, which makes it trickier but that's just how life goes.
These videos have a common theme lol
1. Live on parents' land
2. Have relative in construction
No shame sharing a small portion of your parents' property. It's wonderful, a true blessing that they don't feel the need to live away from their families.
@@pandecocojam I agree. One day we won't have our parents and will wish we could be close to them.
It seems to be mostly an American thing to knock the idea of living near/with parents. As an American, I was trained from early on to "leave the nest" as soon as I turned 18 (or stay and pay bills while living under the equivalent of martial law). I married my husband, went to live in his country for about two years and learned things are WAY different for most other cultures.
Personally, I think it's great. I own almost four acres of land and I have every intention of sharing it with my children should they (hopefully) choose to stay close!
I don't have any problem with sharing land from parents. It's just that a lot of people don't have that option. I have like 14 acres that that was my parents' land where I could put something, but they went and built a huge landfill across the road. Just my luck...=(
Most people I know cant ask a parent for much...land? Haha
Buying your windows before you frame the wall, is the builders tip of the day!
@Provocateur Scared of your own shadow, eh? My advice is to get off the LEGAL Amnesiac Psychotropic Prescriptions, you'll feel better about yourself :)
That's what we did for our tiny house!
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It's a good idea, and potentially economical. Same with doors.
Thanks!
I think I post this on every tiny house I’ve seen... “this is the most beautiful I’ve seen yet... Until the next post... 😆
Thanks!!!
Yes, same here!
Right !?? Although I loved Shalina's the BEST !
I do the exact same thing!! Haha
That's a difficult choice - I think that those 2 tiny homes are the best of their type. That I've seen so far!
I love how you can practically stand up in the upstairs space. This is one of my favorites tiny home and I love the pricing Wow! $17000. My budget is going to be $25000
How did it go?
All the best
Good luck!
Good Luck ! You Can Do it!!!
You got this 💪🏿
Why is no one talking about this beautiful home? Everyones obssesed with the dad building the house lmao
Well. I didn't find it beautiful hehehe
Agree! Why don't pay attention to the creation❤
Because thehouse itself is the least of your problems. You can always make is look decent in under 60k. The biggest problem is the land itself and the actual cost of building it if you don't have a engineer/builder relative.
@@dragons10000 I came from a vid about a guy who's terminally ill and builded his own (totally awesome) tiny house by learning from books and TH-cam. We (two women) build a earthbag house ourselves for 1500 euro with no prior building experience other than we learned ourselves. The biggest problem was men who thought we needed help and try to force that help upon us while we said no. We build on a community garden And looped around the rules. We don't live there but it has everything to live there. It was an experiment.
You talk about what u want to talk about and we’ll do the same
Wonder if you'd ever get to interview a person or couple who don't have parents or family involved in their debt-free lifestyle.
I'd be interested in seeing a episode with that.
Exactly
100% agree! Every video I've seen seems to be part of their parents land or the backyard. That is not "making it out of the rat race". That's just someone else fitting the bill for your lifestyle.
there is, he rented someone's yard tho
Exactly. Also, what about a normal family of 4? lol I don't think this movement is for the people that want a family.
lmao yeah.
LOVE this particular clean and streamlined design and sooooo open and inviting. Thanks again for another fabulous Tiny Home.
Lovely house!
@ivan arciniegas They're on family land. What lucky people!
twominutetips it would be great if such units could be factory built at low cost to accommodate young people leaving uni. Whilst they got their feet on the ground.
@@sophiehenderson2442 And equally for older people too who are have downsized or living on their own on a pension.
twominutetips - so true and to deal with general homelessness among all generations including small families who currently may wait years to be offered social housing. Where I live there is a beginnings of a container unit accommodation project which is currently targeted at single entrepreneurs. During and immediately after the Second World War many families were offered prefabricated homes similar cheap units which lasted for for at least 50 years if well maintained.
So many people complaining about how they live in their parents and what not. I’m wondering why does that bother you guys so much? Each person has there own story. Bryce has shown videos of people who rent land, have bought there own land or have friends let them park. Whenever there’s a video of someone utilizing there parents property why do people cry in the comments section?
Some of it comes from jealousy, some comes from people that feel they're lying about "doing everything themselves" or are "selfmade debt free", and some people just find small things to complain about because they're bored.
Honestly I fit into the later category more often then I care to admit; but in this case I hope people just admire what was built and see the value in it for that. Maybe you can do something like what was done in this video? Maybe you can find people to help you just like these people did? Take control of your life and don't look down on others because they had help come from a more immediate source.
🗣 Because its misleading. There are actually people who watch this for information because they want to do this. The figures that they are listing are unrealistic to an average home buyer.
@@BlkOnyx0508 Obviously, it's not like every single video is cut to your personal requirements. Then go and look at those for inspiration and stop criticising them for using the resources at their disposal.
Jealousy?
@DH You can't, either, since the "theire" in question is meant to be "They're". But nice try. Love, a Millenial
Smart couple! Thanks for the tip about finding the windows first and building around them !
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This is I believe my favorite Tiny house. I always been cringing at low ceiling bedroom so I love how they elevated the roof for their upstair bedroom. I also love how clean and minimal the place is. The white walls and choice of similar color in woods, make this tiny home looks bigger. Also the fact that they choose really wide windows. Love it !
Yes they were so lucky to find so many reusable window frames. Good on them for reusing so much material.
Absolutely! Low ceiling in bedroom and minimal windows just made me feel so claustrophobic
Why the need to limit the height of the building unless its unstable ?
And why limit the windows when you want to bring the outside in and make it feel more airy?
Don't think I could deal with that wardrobe space though lol
@@sayaa1600 I agree 💯%
You can find such reusable material from any builder. They have everytime such waste materials. My friend bough some old waste truck windows for nearly free from dump place.
@@sayaa1600 Usually the HEIGHT is 13ft and a few inches because of U.S. regulations for TRAVELLING on public roads, relative to being able to pass under bridges, that's why. If you search for Tiny houses on Foundations or that don't plan on moving, SOME people make their homes a little higher.
For other's restricted by the 13ft+ rule they either:
1. made a low ceiling in their living room below since people spend most of their time sitting
2. made a lower level bedroom & put the living room on top with only enough height space to sit on the couch
3. made a bed platform that can be lowered into the Living Room area at night & in the daytime is suspended above, close to the ceiling.
4. made Gooseneck bedrooms, so it's only a few steps up, there's still a lower level, and people can stand upright
They stayed home with their parents, worked hard for a year and saved up for this! It is always best to save while your still at home ♥ i'm inspired !
But I do hope they contributed to their parents' expenses while living with them. The proper thing to do imo.
@DH Does DH stand for dick head?
I did this with my dad. I turned his garage into a studio...spent maybe $3k, lived in it for almost 3 years then bought a condo.. and then some land.. soon building a small house on the 1 acre then renting out this condo
I love their vibe. The home and location is an extension of their passion and its a beautiful way to live.
I end up loving all of the houses you show, but this one is easily my favorite. It's so spacious. And beautiful inside and out. I love how they reused their scraps and how the branches made the handrail and the toilet paper holder. 💖💖
This is the most beautiful tiny house I’ve seen. It’s so clean and fresh looking. It’s also open and airy. I love all the windows and light that comes in. It’s so gorgeous.
So much to L-O-V-E: They are Vegans, they are minimalists and have not crowded their home like some tiny homes; their sustainable business (superb); they are using their academic education to better their lives and the environment; that basin in the bathroom, wow; that loft, so roomy and the birds' nests; how they let each other speak without talking over each other, and yes, having the right parents with LAND! LOL. I have to watch this again when I have more time. So lovely! 😍🌷
They are goals themselves!
Agreed. Having the right parents with land will help a good start 😊. Not everyone is that lucky though .
@Charlie Vetsworth Vegan or vegetarian, or even just reducing the amount of meat intake in our diets is a huge benefit to the environment and our health. In the US, livestock is the #1 contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, mostly from raising the food to feed the animals before slaughter. From what I've seen and read, being vegetarian or pescatarian can be very healthy and helps lower our impact on the environment, I can't see why being vegan would be any different.
Raw LawGirl, they are so lucky to have parents with land and professional building skills! But, when young people are as nice as these two, and they have appreciated and made the most of their opportunities, it's easy to be happy for them :)
I feel like it may get more cluttered over the next couple years. but they do have a workshop and their parent's garage for little extras like potting soil, materials for their business. that may explain some of the lack of clutter
Much love to this brilliant, hand-in-hand couple and their visionary souls, the goreous house they built and the man who so beautifully explores and regularly serves up to us an incredible range of alternate lifestyles to dream about our emulate. This channel is enriching in far more ways than "just" showing us tiny homes. So much heart & soul (and professionalism, too) in every question and response. Loving it.
Keep the bills down= happiness and financial stability. A big house with lots of stuff = to much to clean ect
Exactly!
Bryce, you're wondering why you didn't do that when you finished uni? Lol...it's because you've found a way to show us all these wonderful tiny homes...and you're hands down the best...! You've presented some of the best, and this one is one of the best of the best...so open, so well done...this "tiny" area has a very open and spacious feel. The railing is wonderful and the windows are just super for looking out/letting natural light in, even in the bedroom. The whole house is very well designed and decorated as if a top designer did their best. Thanks much for your dedication and excellent choices and interesting and informative interviews...I'm sure many, many thousands would agree...!
Thanks so much for your lovely comment! I'm so glad that you find value in our videos and enjoy what we do. Thank-you for watching! :)
The colour scheme, with the plants and woods, and all the windows together look so amazing! Like a villa / vacation house. And the loft is just..... ❤️
For sure. It's especially lovely with all the plants in there. Breath easy!
Can't wait to see their plans for the space around their tiny home 😊 i reckon it's gonna be ahhmazing! Great job guys! ♥
I love their tiny spacious home. The young couple were clever with finding 2nd hand materials and utilizing as much of it as possible. That alone definitely cut the core of the costs down. Hope they do well in their new business venture...
This couple has such good energy. It is a video I watch again and again. Not only because of tiny house subject, but because I just want to be around them. They are sweet and smart. I luv the huge up-cycling effort!! Thank u for helping us save the earth. And yes, I luv your house!
Amy
First time I've seen Bryce sit comfortably in a loft.
Hahaha. This one was spacious!
But we didn't see the bedroom fully! And no mention of the added height either?
I love the color combination of the exterior - completely blends in with the beautiful surroundings. The home itself is gorgeous - very well designed. Kudos to them for building it themselves - they saved a bundle. Add another feather to your cap Bryce - another great find. Take care my friend. ;)
Thanks Charles! Glad you enjoyed this one. Thanks for watching as always mate!
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this is pretty dang impressive! Good on these folks for being so creative and resourceful. They truly exemplify the heart of the tiny house movement
the more I watch the tiny house movement, the more I want to declutter! this was a lovely example and I loved this couple's ethos.
I hope you enjoy this weeks video! We really love to see these DIY builds which were finished to such a great standard while still being really affordable homes. If you have any tips on how to build tiny homes for less, I'd love to hear them! Thanks for watching.
Living Big In A Tiny House
Our ancestors lived in tiny houses like small huts made of all eco friendly materials that will be much affordable and nice to live.
I still remember one of you last years episode where one guy was living in wilderness and his house costed only 12 dollars to build. His way of living was nice. That’s how I love to live
Living Big In A Tiny House - if one follows 3Rs ( reduce, recycle, and reuse )that’s the best tip.
Reduce - minimal lifestyle
Recycle- kitchen waste to soil / composting toilet
Reuse - building with used materials instead of buying new.
@gordy threehorses In Australia these are classed as caravans so all rules relating to caravans apply. You're allowed to keep a caravan on your property when you already have a house as everyone on the property is assumed to be making use of the house (whether they are or not). If you are on a vacant block, you must already have plans to build a house submitted to the council otherwise it's not allowed. Most people are taking advantage of being remote but really it only takes one nasty person to dobb them in to the council......
Another terrific house, and a young couple living their life right! Loved the colours, material, and layout--and not having to do conversion price-wise, since Aus $, NZ $, and Canadian $ are roughly equivalent. But, I was thrown by the height of the loft - surely that was higher than the 13'6" (4.1m) that we North Americans are usually bounded by for road-worthiness? That extra bit of height would make a huge difference in the only drawback tiny houses tend to have...
It may help that her father is a builder. I'm sure he was able to advise them from experience, and save them some pitfalls in construction. Less expensive than if they had paid for the advice and help.
This tiny house is filled with so much positivity and freshness. Thank you Bryce for introducing such beautiful people with their wonderful tiny houses, cheers!
Thanks Namrata! :)
@@livingbig you're most welcome.
Thanks God I live in a culture where being close to the family is not only normal, but praised! In my country, if you started working at 18 and you stayed in your parents house for 8 years, even with a minimal paying job, you would be able to buy your own house with CASH! No debt, no slavery for the rest of your life! So literally, you could be around 26 years old and already have your own house! That is, if you work hard and are smart enough and you save your money and dont waste it on stupid things like new iphones every 2 years, expensive clothes and other unnecessary luxuries just bcoz others around you have it. I am so grateful to have two loving parents who were beyond happy that all these years I stayed with them! It wasnt a problem for them just bcoz I stayed in my room till I saved money. What parent would consider this a problem? Mine were happy that I spent time with them and its not like I took something from them. If I wasnt there, that same room would be empty. What parent wouldnt want to be near his child? This is absurd to me. I dont understand why would I pay the rent to some stranger and make him rich and I could be at my parents home for free and save for my own house? And one day when they will not be able to take care of themselves, I will be there for them and help them physically, emotionally and financially just as they did with me. Its called THE CIRCLE OF LIFE!
So many "independent" people here with huge debt around their neck. Keep praising yourself and call others pathetic. That tells a lot about someones character! It is so clear that many are just jealous and trying to disguise it with looking down upon those who have parents who actually care for their children.
*** I was referring ONLY to comments who were disrespectful and are now deleted by youtube or moderator, not those who say that the title is misleading bcoz it kinda is (actually, I see that the title is changed now). I know that not everyone has support from family and friends and their own land. Just wanted to clear that up bcoz my comment was misunderstood by some people. ***
You are so right,this should be the top comment but unfortunately many people are just too lazy to read it
Exactly! When did it become "wrong" to help and care for each other? We need to be more helpful and caring for each other.
YASSSSSSSS
American culture is shit don’t listen to these fools. I’m also American
Can't agree enough!
This is definitely one of my favorites! I love the clean lines, the minimalism, the beautiful earthy tones, and all of those gorgeous windows. And the plants! Very well done on a gorgeous piece of land. Thank you so much for sharing.❤️
Hello Pamela
This channel and a cup of coffee. Perfect start for my weekend.
So many times I watch one of these videos and think "this is the cutest one ever," and yet again, "THIS is the cutest tiny house ever." The desk is so pretty and functional!! The ceiling beams are beautiful and unique. The white walls and wood horizontal surfaces and all the windows make it so fresh and open. And the stair rail!
These two nailed it!! They really got it, no telly, no bs. They are not hipsters. Good for them.
One of my favourite house - and couple - from this channel! That sleeping loft is one of the best I've ever seen, so spacious and with good ceiling height. The house is beautiful and very cozy!
Oh I love those birds and their nests. Nothing is more cheerful than waking up to bird's chirping, in a place surrounded by tall trees!
Damn how i want a tiny house
Opy Brook fuck off you tosser
What a sweet couple with an inspiring story. The home is just stunning: looks spacious, bright and blended with nature around, and on top, it shows how reusing second hand material can be useful and looks beautiful.
Love the exterior color combination and the clean, contemporary vibe. Lovely, industrious, young couple. I wish them great success.
I wish I used all my college debt on a Tiny House. Then i'd least have something to show for it ._.
Me too! Imagine if we all built our own home as a final year project in high school. Wouldn't that be something!?
@@livingbig For the cost of a degree we can build the most luxury, eco-friendly tiny house ever... just makes me melt thinking of the possibilities :)
@@FreedomStrider the problem is no bank would loan that amount of money. Yet it so easy to get approved for student loans.
@it came from a box
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@@juanolbap05 True - my personal investment is with patience, so far, work and save money and learn new skills as an independent student - it's working so far. :D We are trying things without going for any loans.
Why does the exterior of the house lowkey look like shaggy from Scooby doo
True tho
A nice tiny eco home and I do love how they have built and decorated it. Very smart in getting most of their materials where people were either getting rid of things and second hand which saved a lot of money.
People are so lucky to have family land where they can put their houses.
They had such a large advantage. Her family had land and her father is a builder. They were also able to live with family for a year. Sounds like they've benefitted greatly from her father's hard work of acquiring the land and possibly providing the home they lived in for a year.
The space looks great and I love the stair railing.
You make it sound like it's such a bad thing to inherit their fathers legacy. You are your fathers legacy. Their fathers isn't likely to outlive their sons and daughters you know nor are you competing with them
Yeah, it’s great to have good parents. I bought my own land and a camper and now live debt free. The tiny home build on the land is next!
so what? jealous ? people work hard so that their children can have better lives. Then their children can choose to do the same for grand children. Building off previous generations is how wealth are built. Meanwhile many young people don't even want to have kids because they then have to take care of them.
It is a blessing especially when you have help like a father who knows how to do this and give you land to build on thats great.
I must admit this is one of my favourite tiny homes I have seen. I love the spacious entry, kitchen, staircase instead of a ladder. I also love the higher ceiling in the loft and the big windows. very beautiful I must say and very pleasant to watch. hope they spend many happy years in it.
I really love this Tiny home. So well designed and so much about who they are, and how they live. One of my favourite designs from this series
Always get excited when I see a low cost....until it is explained that the house is on family property, was self built and the owners lived with family for a period of time to be able to afford.
Without these vital cost savers, even a tiny house is still out of reach for many people. :(
You especially can't afford it if you keep thinking of reasons why it's not possible
Also they are affordable built in factory tiny homes plus land is cheap in some places so low cost is totally plausible without these cost savers
...and the dad is a builder who probably helped them source low-cost or free materials.
@bangsat ye I would need to don't buy anything for 7 years, not even a single penny to afford a house in Germany. How Am I supposed to have all that money (200.000€). Not even counting the materials and land. Its a fucking disgrace.
Not to mention her father is a builder.
Love the colours and the feel of the place :)
Thanks Sara! Glad you like it. :)
Yes, it's so beautifully designed and the green siding goes so well with the surrounding trees.
Great video but would love it if they went (even briefly) into detail about a) how they access/empty compost, b) how they get their clean water/where they put their gray/grey water, c) how/what material they built upon the trailer frame as foundation, d) whether they framed in wood or something else, e) what the floor is made of, f) where they get their electricity, g) what type of permit is needed and what type of build is this considered at the govt (county/shire) level - is it considered a non-permanent, non-dwelling trailer and does that circumvent the permit process? ...and so on. Practical things that viewers could use in their own design. I love the design elements, but I would like to see a balanced incorporation of the functions, systems, permits and build techniques. Including that will help people to take the next step and DIY. I agree, many of us don't have relatives with free land or skills in construction - so that type of info would be helpful imho.
Do you really expect all of that in a 15 minute video? There are plenty of books and online resources if you want the nitty-gritty of how to build a tiny house, and their are adult education courses for learning building skills. Building regulations vary from place to place, so it would be no use to you knowing the legalities for this particular location.
So inspiring. I'm finding a trend with tiny home people...they're lovely. ❤️
I love the color combination, the exterior and interior is wonderful! I definitely want to live in a tiny house. It's perfect.
Those stair rails looks awesome
Yeah, all the knots and curves make for such a great look. I like how natural they managed to keep the house, while overall still keeping quite a modern look.
Just a small reminder to people looking to do the same - Just going out collecting wood like that from reserves and national parks is illegal in many states in Australia and if caught you could face fines, so please be careful. Sometimes you might be able to get a permit. Fallen wood is expected to be left to provide habitat for native mammals, reptiles, insects, plants and fungi.
H Roberts Really ? One can’t even take those tiny fallen branches . I don’t think so.
@RoyalBob. Sure, because if everyone has the same idea there will be nothing left in the reserve. It's the same reason that picking flowers is illegal in the reserves and in WA could cost you a $2000 fine.
H Roberts Got it. You have a point .:)
If you are reading this have a good day
hope you have a good day too!
Lucky for them they have the most loving and generous parents.
This is one of the best tiny homes I've seen. Love their approach to the build and life, in general!
such a cool house with the 2 tone exterior
It sure is. They are right about it having that 70's vibe! It definitely helps it to blend into the landscape.
@@livingbig plus it is such a cheap build!
This has a lot of wonderful designs! Great home.
You guys are so aware of ecological issues, thank you for inspiring
I have seen how a window that is not sized properly can create a headache! Time gets wasted while trying to fix it. This couple's idea of building around the doors and windows made a lot of sense, besides making cents. Beautiful home with a wonderful view!
Yup! It's a great tip to really help cut down the coast of a build. Thanks for watching!
When your dad is a professional builder, is it really DIY? lol
Sooooo true!
Yes because, me being a builder, I know that 99% of people don't realize how hard it actually is to build a home
i hate when someone says "LOL".
@@eljames5183 I hate it when someone is a rude troll.
@@AmoristEclectic..
i don't know what do you mean..
but may God bless you
This is seriously a beautiful home. Very airy, lovely very lovely.
lucky to have a land from parents, even building just a tent would be wonderful.
NOTIFICATION FROM MY FAVORITE TH-cam CHANNEL. TGIF. HER DAD IS THE REAL MVP HELPING OUT WITH THIS DIY!!!!!!
You know, with fewer and fewer "kids" (at 66, I think of them as kids) growing up learning practical hands-on craftsmanship, this tiny home revolution may be just the thing to keep smaller scale building-crafts alive. Bless that dad, for sure!
Charming couple. Lovely tiny
house. Really enjoyed this.
Thanks Bryce.
They sure are! Glad you enjoyed the vide. Thanks!
😮😮OMG I FALL IN LOVE WITH THEIR TINY HOUSE!!! i love everything about it. everything I wanted. Space, colors, the theme of nature. The bathroom and Kitchen... OMG the bedroom!!! telling my fiance his favorite color is green and plus we love nature
I love how they seem so conected and proud of the house, beautiful place!
This is the most gorgeous tiny house exterior I’ve ever seen.
Absolutely beautiful tiny home! They also seem to be a really nice couple. Another excellent video from you guys!! Thank you for all your hard work!!
Thanks Ann! Glad you like it! :)
Instead of negativity, I’d be enjoying the video and taking NOTES 📝 🤣 “LIFE IS GOOD”💕
I applaud this young couple for their conscientiousness and passion for building and living sustainably. Kudos!
Now that is how I would love to live, so simple, clean and cozy at the same time.
Glad you liked the vid! :)
Oh I do love all of your videos, makes my brain go on overload and start to imagine my own tiny place to live my life.
How cool were the birds around their property!
The birdlife in Australia is so cool.
@@livingbig I am begging you to expand your vocabulary beyond the adjectives of "cool" and "awesome"....lol. Makes it tough for us 'English major types' to watch.
Indeed - an ornithologist's delight.
What a spacious clean classy tiny house. I love that they are animal lovers too and so excited about the birds outside.
Best ever design-beautifully thought out and constructed. Thanks for introducing us to this couple and their amazing home Bryce!
Hello Darris
This one's a real standout, these guys did an amazing job with perfect taste. Shout out to the old man too! what a top dad :)
I love this home. The only thing I would want is a real couch with arms.
I’d need more closet space 😂
Absolutely love this design, congratulations to this lovely young couple, what a gorgeous home they have created and so inspiring :)
Looking out at their bedroom windows makes my mind feeling refreshed already!
Holy crap, that's like $14,000 USD. That's like a new econobox car... Well done to these two!
This has to be my favourite tiny house exterior/surroundings. The house exterior looks so beautiful, I like it a lot.
Funny how true ecological choices are also mostly the cheapest.
Exactly to the point. And that is why we have "Eco" branding all around instead of a real thing.
I probably couldn't live in a tiny house full time without more storage and more space than most tiny houses have but I really like the aesthetics on this one. I can definitely see myself enjoying this as a secondary vacation house or maybe building a small house with a design feel similar to this one
This house is phenomenally designed and executed!
This is one of the nicest tiny homes I have seen.
Really liked hearing about how they first found the windows and the door second hand, and then designed the house from that point on! (the big secret and also building it DIY too lower the cost) Really usefull information and inspiring video, thank you so much for all the work you put into this channel Bryce. An affortable tiny house on wheels home = freedom!
Everyone's complaining about their advantages on the land and parents money but no one want to acknowledge their love for the nature, the home itself and for each other? One of the best homes I've seen, so open and natural 🍃☘
Amazingly well-designed, spacious for a tiny house, and clean. The view to the surrounding nature is dreamy!
I have been watching your channel for a long time, thoroughly enjoy it, and I just wanted to say the exterior on this home is the best I have ever seen. Handsome build, the colors are just perfect, porch, everything. The did such an outstanding job! Bravo👏👏👏👏💚
Thanks Bonnie! Glad you liked this home. It's a great design!
Beautiful home. Light, airy, tropical, clean.
This house is full of light, and airy. My favorite so far!!!
That is one of the most beautiful tiny houses I've ever seen.
I LOVE the design aesthetic of this home. The dark beams against the stark white. The green and brown exterior. All of it is stunning. If I built a tiny home this is the way I'd hope it would look.
Hello Lee
So beautiful house, close to nature with such affordable budget. I can see the couple are really enjoying their lives and dreams with the lifestyle they want. So envious. It's nice they get to build their home on the parents ' property.
Gorgeous tiny house and for a very small prize, it is amazing. On top of it, it camouflages in the forest. My congratulations to this young couple.
Love this. So clean and minimal.
Hello kimba
A huge part of what stopped us both from going to uni was the debt - on average, 3 years of uni leave individuals with £27,000 in debt just for the course and not including the living part of life (that's in the UK) - so I can definitely relate.
Life is not a checklist that we have to tick off as quickly as possible. :) - Polly
Yeah. Uni debt is getting out of hand. We have allowed universities and educational institutions to become like businesses, focused on profit rather than effective education and preparation for life. The average debt that people graduate with is astounding, and a definite hinderance to a good start in life.
Glad to live in Germany 350€ a term 500max😅, let's vote/worke for others to get the same chance.
@@livingbig Completely agree, and frankly, the majority of my friends that have gone to uni say the courses 'don't teach' them that much of what they need to know and a fair number have graduated and abandoned the fields they have paid for. There is a huge problem with lectures answering questions with 'you don't need to know this right now'.
@@fionafiona1146 I'm so for learning German and moving in that region, which I am. ;) And I always vote, even when full-time travelling - I wish others did too - maybe people would have learnt their lessons after the past 2 years. - Polly
@@FreedomStrider
That's amazing, I hope you start with grammar, it will make sure your momentum will only increase.
(my university has German language classes and classes in English if you want to immerse your self faster).
There is a website "the global vote" who didn't really recognise the German MMP system but had suggested other results in 2016. 😉
Love this tiny house - the wood, the white, the windows, the plants... Just my style! Good work on your awesome build guys :)
My son took Environmental Science. Love the shower, basin. I love the stair railing, plants. That bedspread, beautiful. Lovely home, every home is unique and beautiful.