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Beautiful architecture but it's a bedroom with a partial kitchen(ette) and bathroom. There is no place to sit, relax or have company, other than to sit outside which is not always a logical solution. Nice idea though. [I was a designer in my 'former' days.]
I absolutely love the concept, design, and execution of the build of this tiny home. Many architects and interior designers completely ignore concepts of passive heating and cooling when conjuring up designs for homes and I’m super happy to see these concepts were not ignored here. Not to mention, the effective use of solar panels and the off grid water solution that help further keep the overhead costs minimal is just unreal.
This episode of NEVER TOO SMALL got me really excited! Beautiful property, well thought out, designed, and considerate of materials and land. So much to love about it. Even the owner's description and personality! Just wonderful!
You can always add that styling after the fact. Granted framing it in that direction can be crazy cool, but trim, colors and decor can take you most of the way.
So much to like here - the setting, the architecture, the materials used, and the minimalism. There's a calm and peacefulness that is very appealing. One thing lacking for me however is the absence of a living area where one could congregate and entertain or even just sit and read a book. And of lesser concern, I didn't see any kind of storage anywhere. Otherwise, really lovely.
Good points. I would’ve also added some kind of outdoor shade as the sun in Australia especially in summer is a killer. Then that could be used as a kind of living area.
@@nofapSally What I didn't see was a ladder/stool to get to the 2nd shelf that held the French press & some dishes in the kitchen. 95% perfect, though.
Another Airbnb. Easy to live somewhere small when it’s just for the weekend. I prefer to see real apartments that couples and families actually live in.
Whilst I understand what you guys are talking about, I'm not bothered for the occasional ad because NTS needs money, and this is fundamental for them to keep going and have this channel. Otherwise could be difficult for them to maintain their beautiful work.
@@olivertellez7859 correct mate. I'm a videographer and editor. People on here complaining about NTS selling out to Airbnb don't realize the cost to run their content and the hard work making these videos. Covid is making it bloody tough in media so people gotta do what they can to SURVIVE in this business atm. As much I don't like the Airbnb fodder on this channel as well ya gotta take the good with the bad for the time being
@@getoffthisrocktravel2054 Exactly, and it is really an inspiration, architecturally, for anyone who is looking for ideas. Not too difficult to work out a few changes to the design that could make it a full-time tiny home. I've never understood people who whine because a tiny house is too large or too luxurious or there's not enough storage or whatever. Just take the ideas you can use, leave the rest. It's not as if we're buying it.
I get what you mean.. with housing prices being what they are today I am actually considering a tiny house in the future..The thing I like about it is if you don't like where you live you can move the house to a new location.. it's better than having to build, buy or rent another home. It needs to be large enough to be practical for everyday life though.
I live in Florida and I got to tell you I would love to spend a week there. Talk about peace and solitude in a natural setting. And the cabin is just beautiful.
I live in a rented studio apartment in Brooklyn, NY and, while I can’t do a lot of the things to a rental apartment shown in these videos, I always love the creative space-saving ideas the videos give me and the really appreciate the beautiful design of so many of the small homes. Thank you!
This little home is stunning but it's built to generate income. I hope this channel doesn't become an Airbnb review channel. I value the review of little homes people actually live in.
@@SarahWelstead Oh geez if that's the case why don't they disclose it! I would feel much better about these videos. Without disclosing the sponsorship it feels like an editorial decision otherwise. Homes built for people to live in for me is very inspiring as I think we all look to simplify our lives. Airbnb is nothing but a money machine destroying neighborhood. These curated architecturally built airbnbs won't change their perception.
@@aniokay I agree thumbs down to adds... I also consider the tiny house movement and popularity is driven less by cost considerations and more by a desire to lower our impact on the planet, and a realignment of our values and actions towards sustainability.
The channel is called Never too Small. I always saw it as simply about the architecture. Sure many are about the way the space can be used for complete living but what about the other functions of "small" architecture? How are they not valid? If you read a recipe for a fish dish do you complain that it's not for beef?
Watching Never too small videos is a therapy... It just has a huge calming effect on me... Others would agree too... Thanks for providing just a fantastic viewing experience... Love your videos.❤️❤️
Agree, this is like an infomercial for a Air BNB, Not keen on open bathrooms, no lounge area, the bench looks poorly thought out in front of a big sliding door, not fan at all.
I believe this is one of the most amazing space of this channel 😍 Although not a year-round living space, it is very well designed for its purpose and context. It doesn't feel too woody or too modern, too open or too exposed. It's just right.
I love how the owners thought of all the details so guests could just show up and relax. Can you imagine pulling in after dark... and there it is, lighted up under a beautiful Australian sky. Fire's going, big bed is ready. I want to go.
I love the exterior, but to me the interior feels ill-conceived. Who wants to cook right next to where they sleep, and have their bedding take on the smells of their dinner? And I find showers with no barrier around them to be better in theory than in practice, because they tend to splash water all over, even if there is a depressed area for the drain. Finally, as someone else said, it’s too bad there isn’t some sort of a seating area other than the bed. Perhaps it could’ve been a queen bed to save some space for that.
i think it's an absolutely gorgeous home and looks very open, airy, cozy, unique. Gorgeous windows and high ceilings. However, as someone who has built many airbnb studios as accessory buildings... a living space is very important, and even though the open concept tub shower looks beautiful it will certainly feel uncomfortable to use as most guests are not accustomed to it and that narrows the target market. One of the smaller studios I've built is just 370sf and in the layout it has a full living room with a 3 seater couch, full size kitchen including a full size island/breakfast bar, and of course a separate washroom - the only thing it does not have is the free-standing tub
Being an ex Airbnb Superhost on our now sold 1 bedroom luxury apartment in Melbourne city I can say these lovely people have done an outstanding job on this great space to share with other discerning folks.
I would have liked to see the inside lounge space in more detail. We barely got to see it... It was hard to tell whether they'd placed an actual couch there or just a beanbag chair. I think it's important to have some comfortable lounge space inside other than the bed.
This architecture made better use of space than the usual A-shaped cabins. The simplicity of wood, glass, metal materials is a very nice touch, such a classic cozy feel
eventhough this building has small footprint and artistically designed, tbh i think that it doesn't reflect the "smart design and creative use of space" that usually came in every NTS video (and NTS put that principles in their "About" section) but as an interlude from the usual video, i love it ❤️
I agree. This is just… an AirBnB. It’s not very cleverly designed at all, more than anything else that’s small that has all the necessaries. It’s not innovative. There’s not even storage or much of a living space. Which, as an overnight spot isn’t necessary, I get, but… that just reduces how much they have to innovate, makes it less livable, and not what this channel was supposed to be about, in their own words. It’s a lovely property, but there are many of those. I find myself disappointed.
I guess it's all about the view and the small footprint, not so much about living for a longer period. Inside it's like a beautiful, comfortable motel-room. Outside fire, love it.
A major point of NTS videos is the thoughtfulness in designing a space for LIVING in it, with all the considerations for convenience and usability that entails. If one wanted to just look at a stylish small space, there are many, many design hotels that could fit that purpose just fine.
This little cabin looks ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE. I would love to have this space overlooking a lake or river here in the USA somewhere. We have a lot of beautiful places in the United States (as any Country does) and this space would make an amazing home for a person wanting to downsize or a beautiful and relaxing weekend getaway space. This would definitely be my "ZEN SPACE". Add this to my wish list.................
Gorgeous! Love the design, good use of material and resources with the water storage & the solar system. All in good taste, simple yet sufficient. An open bath👍😊
What an Exquisite Place! both the house and the farm! I love what these people are doing 😊 this is the first time I have ever appreciated an Airbnb sponsored tiny house tour on TH-cam!👍oh and i cannot forget to say, well - done never too small-, beautifully filmed and edited!! Thank you for this!
Absolutely love this, but there are two things about the design that doesn't feel right. First, the bed opposite the kitchen, the bedding is going to absorb all the smells and spills from the kitchen, i would have put the sink next to the bath in the bathroom and put the bed where the sink is. Second, is the lack of 'living room', no sofa or place to sit indoors, especially near that wonderful log burner fire. Maybe an option would be to have a sofa bed, thus combining living room and bedroom into one space without compromising floor space. Just my opinion :-)
Beautiful. Curious though why you wouldn't have added a couple hundred more square feet to move the sleeping area into its on space and include a living space up front. Is the only place to sit inside on the bed?
There seemed to be a small lounge area in front of the bed but they didn't focus on that space at all! I couldn't even tell if the piece of furniture placed there was an actual couch or a beanbag chair.
The toilet and the bathroom are so big it kinda surprised me lol. Would've tried and added a little chilling space, I'm guessing that outside bench is not that comfy lol but other than that this looks so cozy
Beautifully finished with great materials, but floor plan is seriously floored, I reckon. It's a weekender, so who needs a super spacious bathroom and a seperate toilet with a seating bench? These could have been incorporated into one smaller room, freeing up enough space to move the bed out of the kitchen, and therefore creating a dining / sitting room. As it is, I think I'd start to go bonkers very quickly.
Thank you. This is such a brilliant model for small, independent farmers. Thank you for sharing. In Canadian Cottage Country this would be referred to as a Bunkie. - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown
It's basically a European design copied for Australia but is fundamentally wrong in design for Australian conditions. In Europe you have short warm summers and long cold winters thus you need to take full advantage of the limited sun. You are thus looking for the sun all the time. However in hotter climates like Australia and Africa, the opposite applies, we do not want the sun, we need shade. You also don't want a pitched roof which is meant for snow to slide off. It would be better to build a flat roof which doubles up as a water storage unit from which water can flow by gravity, no pumps required. You also need long over hanging roofs which provide shade from the hash sun and from where you can look out over the fields with a barbeque. It's nicely built however with nice materials.
i think it's more just a visual "neat" thing than practical. some spots in australia get super cold though dude, like up in the mountains. I went to the Blue Mountains once and it was so damn cold at night holy moly. Not sure where this mugbe place is though.
Cool ceiling especially in that dim lighting But as a city person, I always wonder how people do their grocery when living in such remote places.. Very cool as an AirBnb tho I guess
When I was a kid living on a remote station; Mum used frozen veg, powdered milk, and lots of shelf-stable products. She made most of our bread and biscuits/cakes, fruit was reasonably shelf-stable (i.e. apples that last a while), frozen or off our own trees. Dad slaughtered our own meat, and anything fresh was planned and used within a day or two of getting home. You have to plan, either individual meals for however long or what variety to keep on hand for
Normally it makes sense that some of these small, like they used to be crammed apartments or something, but this one is built in an open field: it doesn’t have to be small.
For me it makes sense, i found it perfect for a few days, it is not meant for living daily, It is more like a hotel room. Off course I would agreed with you if this was meant to be a primary residence. Greetings =)
It looks really nice and the surrounding is beautiful. But I do not agree with several points. 1. The architect says 3:53 : "The main idea was that many of the dining can happen outside [...] on the concrete steps." That sounds like a really cheap excuse for an uncomfortable dining area. Like.. "Do you also have a nice chair for dining?" "No, but you can sit on the concrete outside. Have a nice stay". 2. The bathroom really is an architects wet dream. All open, minimalistic with many windows. But let's be honest. Would it not be much better if the room for the toilet would have been extended to the bathroom? If you are staying as a couple, it would have been nice to have at least one seperate space where you can relax on your own. Besides, with the open shower AND open bathroom you will be losing a lot of heat which makes showering a lot less comfortable in my opinion. Another bad solution because the architect finds aesthetics more important than comfort. 3. Why install a 2 point gas top? Why not a 4 point induction? With induction you won't need gas at all anymore. And you already have enough solar panels to power it.
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Beautiful architecture but it's a bedroom with a partial kitchen(ette) and bathroom. There is no place to sit, relax or have company, other than to sit outside which is not always a logical solution. Nice idea though. [I was a designer in my 'former' days.]
SiZe House? 20ftx50ft?
Aaaaa
Beautiful content from amazing channel as always, what are dimensions of the hut?
Fkk AirBnB
the peace i've felt while watching this video.
Ikkrr!!
yeah
fr these are always in australia and it always seems so peaceful there
Because the house was built in the middle of nowhere. This house makes no sense
yesss !
I absolutely love the concept, design, and execution of the build of this tiny home. Many architects and interior designers completely ignore concepts of passive heating and cooling when conjuring up designs for homes and I’m super happy to see these concepts were not ignored here. Not to mention, the effective use of solar panels and the off grid water solution that help further keep the overhead costs minimal is just unreal.
This episode of NEVER TOO SMALL got me really excited! Beautiful property, well thought out, designed, and considerate of materials and land. So much to love about it. Even the owner's description and personality! Just wonderful!
Very well integrated within the landscape, love it. The interior is beautiful, clean and warm at the same time.
A considered design that’s simple yet still unique.
it's a wedge dude
Yea if you want to lay in your bed all day lol
Also its lovely presentation & great storytelling. I also loved the design of the architecture too. ❤
This didn’t feel tiny. It was cozy.
The real place to reset
verticality
Sure it isn't tiny 40 sqm it's almost like my 3 room apartment 50sqm.
It would be freezing in the winter.
@@robert7622 In Australia?
Gawthorne Hut is superb!
It is the best small design I have seen.
It’s wonderful that you are planting and caring for your land.
Thanks for sharing.
This house looks like something out of a fairytale ngl. All though it looks modern it also gives me woody, fairy vibes, from the outside somehow lol
Nicely Said....
You can always add that styling after the fact. Granted framing it in that direction can be crazy cool, but trim, colors and decor can take you most of the way.
So peaceful and so confident environment in a pure nature ecosystem. Nice cabin and great people. Love it.
So much to like here - the setting, the architecture, the materials used, and the minimalism. There's a calm and peacefulness that is very appealing. One thing lacking for me however is the absence of a living area where one could congregate and entertain or even just sit and read a book. And of lesser concern, I didn't see any kind of storage anywhere. Otherwise, really lovely.
Good points. I would’ve also added some kind of outdoor shade as the sun in Australia especially in summer is a killer. Then that could be used as a kind of living area.
I love the aesthetics. Didn’t see a mirror anywhere though. 🤔
@violamateo exactly so.. : ]
@@nofapSally What I didn't see was a ladder/stool to get to the 2nd shelf that held the French press & some dishes in the kitchen. 95% perfect, though.
In the blueprints it showed storage in the walls that either slide open or have a small door and there was also outside storage as well.
It looks so peaceful and relaxing. Even the video music choice was perfect! Beautiful cabin.
Another Airbnb. Easy to live somewhere small when it’s just for the weekend. I prefer to see real apartments that couples and families actually live in.
True. That’s even too big for a vacation room.
Whilst I understand what you guys are talking about, I'm not bothered for the occasional ad because NTS needs money, and this is fundamental for them to keep going and have this channel. Otherwise could be difficult for them to maintain their beautiful work.
@@olivertellez7859 correct mate. I'm a videographer and editor. People on here complaining about NTS selling out to Airbnb don't realize the cost to run their content and the hard work making these videos. Covid is making it bloody tough in media so people gotta do what they can to SURVIVE in this business atm. As much I don't like the Airbnb fodder on this channel as well ya gotta take the good with the bad for the time being
@@getoffthisrocktravel2054 Exactly, and it is really an inspiration, architecturally, for anyone who is looking for ideas. Not too difficult to work out a few changes to the design that could make it a full-time tiny home.
I've never understood people who whine because a tiny house is too large or too luxurious or there's not enough storage or whatever. Just take the ideas you can use, leave the rest. It's not as if we're buying it.
I get what you mean.. with housing prices being what they are today I am actually considering a tiny house in the future..The thing I like about it is if you don't like where you live you can move the house to a new location.. it's better than having to build, buy or rent another home. It needs to be large enough to be practical for everyday life though.
I live in Florida and I got to tell you I would love to spend a week there. Talk about peace and solitude in a natural setting. And the cabin is just beautiful.
I live in a rented studio apartment in Brooklyn, NY and, while I can’t do a lot of the things to a rental apartment shown in these videos, I always love the creative space-saving ideas the videos give me and the really appreciate the beautiful design of so many of the small homes. Thank you!
Gorgeous. Materials, light quality, warmth and vitality. Beautiful property and context too. Lucky folks!
This little home is stunning but it's built to generate income. I hope this channel doesn't become an Airbnb review channel. I value the review of little homes people actually live in.
@@SarahWelstead Oh geez if that's the case why don't they disclose it! I would feel much better about these videos. Without disclosing the sponsorship it feels like an editorial decision otherwise. Homes built for people to live in for me is very inspiring as I think we all look to simplify our lives. Airbnb is nothing but a money machine destroying neighborhood. These curated architecturally built airbnbs won't change their perception.
@@aniokay I agree thumbs down to adds... I also consider the tiny house movement and popularity is driven less by cost considerations and more by a desire to lower our impact on the planet, and a realignment of our values and actions towards sustainability.
@@Lilc-hm2uv We disclosed every sponsored video at the start of each video that's sponsored.
The channel is called Never too Small. I always saw it as simply about the architecture. Sure many are about the way the space can be used for complete living but what about the other functions of "small" architecture? How are they not valid?
If you read a recipe for a fish dish do you complain that it's not for beef?
@@DiscoFang You'd be surprised how many people do, on the cooking channels.
Watching Never too small videos is a therapy... It just has a huge calming effect on me... Others would agree too... Thanks for providing just a fantastic viewing experience... Love your videos.❤️❤️
Gorgeous minimalist design in a dream location. I love everything about it.
Agree, this is like an infomercial for a Air BNB, Not keen on open bathrooms, no lounge area, the bench looks poorly thought out in front of a big sliding door, not fan at all.
What a beautiful place to reclaim one’s quiet life! Absolutely perfection.
I believe this is one of the most amazing space of this channel 😍
Although not a year-round living space, it is very well designed for its purpose and context. It doesn't feel too woody or too modern, too open or too exposed.
It's just right.
Nothing small about this cabin when you have a view to wide open and natural space! Lovely.
Looks really cozy at nightttt. The lighting is just perfect.
I love how the owners thought of all the details so guests could just show up and relax. Can you imagine pulling in after dark... and there it is, lighted up under a beautiful Australian sky. Fire's going, big bed is ready. I want to go.
omg, my inner minimalism allways feed by this channel. ♥️
One of the most beautiful tiny house/cabin on TH-cam!
I love the exterior, but to me the interior feels ill-conceived. Who wants to cook right next to where they sleep, and have their bedding take on the smells of their dinner? And I find showers with no barrier around them to be better in theory than in practice, because they tend to splash water all over, even if there is a depressed area for the drain. Finally, as someone else said, it’s too bad there isn’t some sort of a seating area other than the bed. Perhaps it could’ve been a queen bed to save some space for that.
Yeah, it feels like most of the thought went into form over function.
I could not agree more with you! Where is the living room, or just seating area?
So agree with u. Bathroom is too big for a tiny home. I won’t be staying there long anyway
i think it's an absolutely gorgeous home and looks very open, airy, cozy, unique. Gorgeous windows and high ceilings. However, as someone who has built many airbnb studios as accessory buildings... a living space is very important, and even though the open concept tub shower looks beautiful it will certainly feel uncomfortable to use as most guests are not accustomed to it and that narrows the target market. One of the smaller studios I've built is just 370sf and in the layout it has a full living room with a 3 seater couch, full size kitchen including a full size island/breakfast bar, and of course a separate washroom - the only thing it does not have is the free-standing tub
I love the style. So simple and timeless.
Being an ex Airbnb Superhost on our now sold 1 bedroom luxury apartment in Melbourne city I can say these lovely people have done an outstanding job on this great space to share with other discerning folks.
I would have liked to see the inside lounge space in more detail. We barely got to see it... It was hard to tell whether they'd placed an actual couch there or just a beanbag chair. I think it's important to have some comfortable lounge space inside other than the bed.
Bathroom was my favourite! From the colour scheme and just the open space plan. It’s beautiful
The night view in and around the house was just gorgeous.
This architecture made better use of space than the usual A-shaped cabins. The simplicity of wood, glass, metal materials is a very nice touch, such a classic cozy feel
eventhough this building has small footprint and artistically designed, tbh i think that it doesn't reflect the "smart design and creative use of space" that usually came in every NTS video (and NTS put that principles in their "About" section)
but as an interlude from the usual video, i love it ❤️
The guy with the eyebrows!
I agree. This is just… an AirBnB. It’s not very cleverly designed at all, more than anything else that’s small that has all the necessaries. It’s not innovative. There’s not even storage or much of a living space. Which, as an overnight spot isn’t necessary, I get, but… that just reduces how much they have to innovate, makes it less livable, and not what this channel was supposed to be about, in their own words.
It’s a lovely property, but there are many of those. I find myself disappointed.
yeah, it is just a massive deluxe hotel room.
I guess it's all about the view and the small footprint, not so much about living for a longer period. Inside it's like a beautiful, comfortable motel-room. Outside fire, love it.
It’s so amazing to see such beautiful places halfway around the world. Such a beautiful country.
Beautiful little hut. Love the simple lines and minimalist of the hut and sight. Looks like a wonderful and peaceful place to visit.
Really peaceful without even visiting it.Thank you for sharing,so much relaxing.
A major point of NTS videos is the thoughtfulness in designing a space for LIVING in it, with all the considerations for convenience and usability that entails. If one wanted to just look at a stylish small space, there are many, many design hotels that could fit that purpose just fine.
I think this is for tourism and not for living in it, so I didn't like this video.
This little cabin looks ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE. I would love to have this space overlooking a lake or river here in the USA somewhere. We have a lot of beautiful places in the United States (as any Country does) and this space would make an amazing home for a person wanting to downsize or a beautiful and relaxing weekend getaway space. This would definitely be my "ZEN SPACE". Add this to my wish list.................
Siento decirle que una lista de deseos es todo lo opuesto al Zen, es más no cabe en esa descripción.
De hecho no existe un espacio Zen.
This is beautiful the interior is simple and just right. 😍😍😍😘
This hut is beyond beautiful! A dream!
Stunningly simple but beautiful design, kudos to that Architect.
Gorgeous! Love the design, good use of material and resources with the water storage & the solar system. All in good taste, simple yet sufficient. An open bath👍😊
This is one of the most beautiful, stunning dwellings/ spaces/ landscapes I have ever seen!
What an Exquisite Place! both the house and the farm! I love what these people are doing 😊 this is the first time I have ever appreciated an Airbnb sponsored tiny house tour on TH-cam!👍oh and i cannot forget to say, well - done never too small-, beautifully filmed and edited!! Thank you for this!
The perfection of both the cabin and the surroundings, and the feeling of spaciousness, comfort and uniqueness. 🙌🏻😱
whether it'd be for airbnb or for living, I like the variety of videos because the architecture and thought put into each building is very intriguing
this gives food for thought- what can I do at my place that's sort
Really like the architecture and design elements of this house. Solar on roof and wood stove nice touches.
This is a beautiful place, everything about it. Love the idea of the tree planting and looking after the land. ❤️
By far the most heartfelt episode.
I really love the presence of wood and space in tiny homes
It’s absolutely beautifully designed inside!
Beautiful setting and really well-designed hut, WOW!
This is very special, it has quite a unique atmosphere. It helps you take on the space.
Absolutely love this, but there are two things about the design that doesn't feel right. First, the bed opposite the kitchen, the bedding is going to absorb all the smells and spills from the kitchen, i would have put the sink next to the bath in the bathroom and put the bed where the sink is. Second, is the lack of 'living room', no sofa or place to sit indoors, especially near that wonderful log burner fire. Maybe an option would be to have a sofa bed, thus combining living room and bedroom into one space without compromising floor space.
Just my opinion :-)
Feeling inspired. So modest yet so satisfying staying in the hut must be. Beautiful.
Beautiful. Curious though why you wouldn't have added a couple hundred more square feet to move the sleeping area into its on space and include a living space up front. Is the only place to sit inside on the bed?
There seemed to be a small lounge area in front of the bed but they didn't focus on that space at all! I couldn't even tell if the piece of furniture placed there was an actual couch or a beanbag chair.
@@humminbirrrd two bean bags and two director's chairs
This is beautiful the interior is simple and just right. The land and awesome. I would love to travel and stay there and relax and unwind 🥰
This is so amazingly spacious and beautiful. Great design details
Thanks for showing me your beautiful home and the world.
The whole place is gorgeous but I gasped when they opened the door to the toilet! I’d be in there forever 😂
funny! I saw the toilet and thought "wow, some people would stay in there for hours". Not me though. I'd be in the bath!
@@michelleobrien6996 I thought it was going to double up as a Sauna.......
May I join you, ma Belle?
It looked like there was an open area by the sink to the bed area ! I wouldn’t like that.
Love the design of this tiny house.
The toilet and the bathroom are so big it kinda surprised me lol. Would've tried and added a little chilling space, I'm guessing that outside bench is not that comfy lol but other than that this looks so cozy
Lovely, well designed ADU in a beautiful setting. Well done.
Amazing, simply amazing location,, haven't yet even watched the full video
I love the typography and the general aesthetics of the visual aids.
It's such an amazing piece of architecture. I want it
Me too. Actually this concept is so great, you can put it even in urban areas, since it can function as rooftop apartment.
bro... it's a 30 degree wedge made from basic and common materials
@@burnzy3210 sure, but the indoor design is unique
@@prunabluepepper how? it's an open plan kitchen/shower/bedroom with a single central brick support and a small room for a toilet
@@burnzy3210 ok, so... How many of such dwellings have you seen so far? Have you ever visited or lived in such a hut?
A great job to all who participated the place is a real jewel.
This whole project is amazing 🤩
Such a peaceful setting, and clever design 👌
until you bang your head against the slope and realize you are in the middle of nowhere and the should have built a bigger house.
Beautiful in every aspect and i love the idea of planting trees to improve the environment
This is just a gorgeous project from the location, to the design, to the execution. Bravo!
Three weeks after the first big snow, it turns into a jail cell. Ever heard of cabin fever? Incredibly impractical and unrealistic.
NEVER TOO SMALL is my favorite channel
Please don't turn into an Airbnb ad channel. Your channel has amazing content!!!
Wow...what a cosy space. Lovely. 😍
Meticulously well thought out design.
Doesn't look small at all.
This is so gorgeous! I want to retire to a house like this.
Beautifully finished with great materials, but floor plan is seriously floored, I reckon. It's a weekender, so who needs a super spacious bathroom and a seperate toilet with a seating bench? These could have been incorporated into one smaller room, freeing up enough space to move the bed out of the kitchen, and therefore creating a dining / sitting room. As it is, I think I'd start to go bonkers very quickly.
Thank you. This is such a brilliant model for small, independent farmers. Thank you for sharing.
In Canadian Cottage Country this would be referred to as a Bunkie.
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown
Looks like a place I would love to live in. Very serene looking. Well done!
Beautifully thought out. Have see many cabin style designs and this is up there, well done. 👍
What great place to stay! So nice and thoughtfully designed and built.
Absolute perfection…both the hut and the setting. Thanks for the inspiration. I dream of one day having something similar as my painting studio.
Stunning inside & out. 🌹 Striking, unusual yet gorgeous building. And absolutely divine inside! Adding to list. ThanQ
It's basically a European design copied for Australia but is fundamentally wrong in design for Australian conditions.
In Europe you have short warm summers and long cold winters thus you need to take full advantage of the limited sun. You are thus looking for the sun all the time.
However in hotter climates like Australia and Africa, the opposite applies, we do not want the sun, we need shade.
You also don't want a pitched roof which is meant for snow to slide off.
It would be better to build a flat roof which doubles up as a water storage unit from which water can flow by gravity, no pumps required.
You also need long over hanging roofs which provide shade from the hash sun and from where you can look out over the fields with a barbeque.
It's nicely built however with nice materials.
i think it's more just a visual "neat" thing than practical. some spots in australia get super cold though dude, like up in the mountains. I went to the Blue Mountains once and it was so damn cold at night holy moly. Not sure where this mugbe place is though.
Simple, beautiful and 100% functional.
Lovely! But it's in dire need of a comfy reading chair xx
This is the most beautiful tiny house I have ever seen. I want to build a tiny house soon this is exactly what I am interested in.
Love this! The blackbutt plywood looks great and the integration of the solar panels is super clean :)
Excellent sensitivity by the architect - apparently appreciated by a good client. Nice job.
Cool ceiling especially in that dim lighting
But as a city person, I always wonder how people do their grocery when living in such remote places.. Very cool as an AirBnb tho I guess
😅 We drive over an hour to a bigger town and load up the truck! (But lots of local produce, bread and dairy between trips!)
You have to plan. I live in the mountains of Panama, and you pretty much have to identify what you will need for a couple of weeks.
That comment is totally from a city person who has their groceries delivered 😂 never heard to terms like
Planning or pantry or deep freeze
Wow I see I see
Thanks for sharing all your experiences with me
Yes living in the country really isn’t for me🙈
When I was a kid living on a remote station; Mum used frozen veg, powdered milk, and lots of shelf-stable products. She made most of our bread and biscuits/cakes, fruit was reasonably shelf-stable (i.e. apples that last a while), frozen or off our own trees. Dad slaughtered our own meat, and anything fresh was planned and used within a day or two of getting home. You have to plan, either individual meals for however long or what variety to keep on hand for
Lovely place to stay. Fairly minimal kitchen. That's an understatement. Very nice.
Normally it makes sense that some of these small, like they used to be crammed apartments or something, but this one is built in an open field: it doesn’t have to be small.
It makes you spend time outside in the surrounds.
For the renters, it's cozy! For the owners, it's easy to clean and maintain! 👍🏼😎✌🏼
I mean it's basically a single hotel room so I kinda get it
For me it makes sense, i found it perfect for a few days, it is not meant for living daily, It is more like a hotel room. Off course I would agreed with you if this was meant to be a primary residence. Greetings =)
It was made to be sustainable as well so makes more sense to make a smaller space with no footprint, and gives that off-grid feeling
Beautiful job. And how lucky is that family! I can only dream...
It looks really nice and the surrounding is beautiful. But I do not agree with several points.
1. The architect says 3:53 : "The main idea was that many of the dining can happen outside [...] on the concrete steps." That sounds like a really cheap excuse for an uncomfortable dining area. Like.. "Do you also have a nice chair for dining?" "No, but you can sit on the concrete outside. Have a nice stay".
2. The bathroom really is an architects wet dream. All open, minimalistic with many windows. But let's be honest. Would it not be much better if the room for the toilet would have been extended to the bathroom? If you are staying as a couple, it would have been nice to have at least one seperate space where you can relax on your own. Besides, with the open shower AND open bathroom you will be losing a lot of heat which makes showering a lot less comfortable in my opinion. Another bad solution because the architect finds aesthetics more important than comfort.
3. Why install a 2 point gas top? Why not a 4 point induction? With induction you won't need gas at all anymore. And you already have enough solar panels to power it.
Why is everything so perfect about this video?
Timeless understated elegance and in the sticks to boot love it ...
Extremely well-thought out project. Beautiful.
This channel is awesome!