It’s like they thought of everything

All yours for the price of a 3 bdr home lol

@@sheenaalexis8710 Yeah but if a wildfire shows up, you can tow this to safety.

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i K. Thank u! ❤️

Cat has been there a week and not touched a single drawer pull! Didn't even think of that till i read your comment, ha

Scott Berrier Is this your house?

@@scottberrier2311 is there an updated video of your home decorated? I’d love to see! How are you liking it? (Assuming you still live there). Gorgeous space.

so you like it all ? Wow

I agree! Perfect place for outdoor shower with water access right there. I love the garage door idea too.

I was thinking extra wood storage.

I had not thought about it but yes you are right!

@@IffySquishyI woukd so that under the gooseneck personally. More protection from water.

I would like to purchase one of these. Can anyone tell me how?

audio is poor, and don't tell us how much storage there is, open the drawers and doors and show us! That's the beauty of video.

Patricia Millar me too, but tub looks inviting

It is a shower too. He said they are installing the hook later, for a higher position. I love it!😊

I'd add a second bedroom and a second loft... But I have 5 people in my household, so this lifestyle is likely not going to work for me anyway

because you felt for the nice wooden design elements. but if you look closer you may see that this is just impractical layout for one to actually live in it.

Mario Mueller that’s actually not why I fell for it at all. I think the design elements are perfect. It has a lot more open of a plan then most tiny houses and I like that open feel. I also love the idea of the garage door that opens because it will make the house feel a lot bigger and even when it’s closed you can feel like you’re in the middle of nature even while you’re inside. I thought that each nook and cranny and stair had room for storage and yet the house didn’t feel cramped. Almost every other tiny house looks so cramped. This one is perfect because I have claustrophobia and while I love the idea of a tiny house, I know it wouldn’t normally feel practical for me but this one feels open, airy and light. Also, you want to know the one other thing I’ve always said that a tiny house would need if I bought it? Even if it would take up a lot of space? A bathtub. Just like the one in this video. I would get rid of a few things if it meant that I could have a bathtub like that one and an open sitting room with gigantic windows. I think this one is perfect. I really wasn’t joking when I said I watch a TON of tiny house videos and look at floor plans and such. The only two things I would change. 1. I would raise the ceiling in the bed loft because the ceilings are always too low in those and I would feel cramped and 2. I would add on a deck that would extend beyond the sitting room and would create a seamless indoor and outdoor transition. I guess we all have different reasons for wanting a tiny house but this one is the first one that I actually legitimately thought that I could realistically live in, knowing myself. But like I said, to each their own I guess 🙂

I like the layout in general but instead of the cabinets at the entrance I would use that space for a table or couch. Those feel to claustrophobic. The rest is awesome, that loft is genious. I love when the stairs to the loft are behind the bathroon, that feels more open inside.

@GarThow Son of Odin - There are tiny houses designed for larger families but it depends on the family and how comfortable they are sharing spaces... An example of a family of 9 living in around 450 Sq Ft can be found on the Kreke Family youtube channel... ukposts.infovideos And there have been up to 16 people living in tiny homes, to get an idea of the actual upper limit. Though, definitely not for everyone... But you can do things like instead of a loft you could do stacked bunk beds that can provide three levels of sleeping space and people have done 2 bathrooms in these as well and a little more is possible if you don't need an open floor plan and can compartmentalize it more.... Like these two examples of three bedroom Tiny homes... ukposts.info/have/v-deo/bJ9ih6Cvaaul25c.html ukposts.info/have/v-deo/sl2emYdkbo2rkXk.html Mind, they can go bigger than this as well, especially, if you don't need to move it once placed... While those on foundations don't really have a size limit and a small house for a big family is still tiny living because the space is shared and isn't all given to any one person... Though, people have also just gotten multiple tiny homes that they can combine to form a larger home for families as well, and can repurpose or sell off the extra units when their needs change... So lots of different ways to make it work...

If you were building it for a remote location ALL of that space would be needed for water, batteries, controllers, waste water. Right now its set up to connect to municipal services for all of that. But it was designed to enable being offgrid later.

Hello Nikki

Yes Fred Stahl I agree with everything you wrote 👍after a while most of them all look the same. I usually don't comment, but I don't care for all that negativit people are posting. It's ok to be constructive, but perhaps that's what the client wanted also watching a video is not the same as when you see the tiny house in person. You may pick a design from this tiny house and another from another tiny house and so on and create what you want. I also appreciate the quality of the video, clear and not shaky 😊 I'm in NYC so I'm happy you guys are not far for when my husband and I are ready... Can't wait! I wish you guys the best 🙏

Fred Stahl

I like the modern color combo. Because the dark portions are charcoal grey-black, it lends to the home owner just about any pops of color accents. I especially like that the stairs don't go high and steep. Allowing standing room in the bedroom and safer to walk up and down. This home is sturdy. Also, it's well thought out to put steps having access to the bathroom, so if one has to use it during the night, there's no major issue to navigate.

@petnzme01 You have a point! I lived in a traditional home, 2400 sf, with 5 boys and had the same problem because the "powder room" was near the front door and only steps away from the open concept family room/kitchen. Wish I'd known about Poo Pourri then! (no more smellies, mist bowl water beforehand). One can also make a spray with essential oils, and would solve this issue.

Exactly my thought 🙄🙄🙄😀😀

Unfortunately, seeing doesn't automatically lead to understanding. The overall problem is our society has indoctrinated many misconceptions into the way people view and think about things. Resulting in a loss of empathy, understanding of diversity, and general lack of understanding of things like financial literacy... fortune.com/2016/07/12/financial-literacy/ www.chcp.edu/blog/loss-empathy-society-today www.jamesgmartin.center/2017/03/college-graduates-still-cant-think/

Then you're not cut out for the tiny house lifestyle or maybe you want a tiny house that's the same size as a 4 bedroom perhaps? For a tiny house, this is the best use of space I've seen.

Love it!

I agree with Kevin. This one seems cramped.

Dark colors and too much going on in the middle of the house, for me it is a claustrophobic design, wonder if the client was advice or not

I think it looks really nice but was wondering about the safety aspect. Will the heat affect the window? Also I suppose the window probably can’t ever be covered when fireplace is in use...

I LOVE IT TOO!

I AGREE!!!

Fennilyn Tugaoen It was as amateur as they get.

I never even heard one! Lol funny what each of us may or may not pick up on.

KMF agreed it’s the main thing I didn’t like

And in front of two windows..

I’ll be moving the stove to where I can see it and swing this cabinets around to where the window won’t be

Hello Glenda

@@garypeterson2921 I see you creeping on all the women here. What’s your deal?

Should be no problem with the garage doors, then lift the mattress all the way to the loft.

It was a purple mattress. Came rolled up, brought it in through the front door, lifted it over the head board. Unzipped, unrolled, and good to go!

Hello kee

Ruth Ann Flour OMG ... fake flame radiant heating (!) ... your preference speaks volumes about your total lack of taste. Yuk. The layout is fantastic and the Danish metal fireplace is a stand out ... imagine the cosy ambience with a log flame flickering at night and the smell of woodsmoke. Your 'rearrangement' sounds cluttering and I hate to imagine what your colour scheme and accessorizing would be like if your preference is for fake flame 'fireplaces'. The black, neutrals and wood finishes are spot on.

Yes Liz. To each their own. I love this design. Don’t hate any of it. So many fantastic features. Just would make small adjustments for my taste. I did not say fake radiant flame heating. I would heat with radiant floor heating. I am glad you really like this home as is but would hope that you too would make it “your home” with personal touches. Instead of negative comments about others likes/dislikes why not dare to dream of how you would make this your home if you had the chance. Have a great day.

This would seem to be a discussion forum. Rudeness of course, is a waste of time and I doubt many pay attention to it. However, some might be thinking of tweaking designs to fit them. So I really don't see a great use for posting "WOW! Beautiful!" or suggesting that others who don't say rainbows and unicorns are in any way degrading the beauty of this home or its fitting the desires/aesthetics and needs of the owner. Stating the obvious, as many like you do, is what I find very tedious.

Thank you much was thinking the same thing🤔

Remember, opinions are like @$$holes - everyone has one and they stink. 😉

Joe Craig You are probably not married! LOL! "Stating the obvious" is called REINFORCEMENT, showing APPRECIATION for a job well done. The Comment Section is for COMMENTS i.e. the FREEDOM to express an opinion in a FREE country, even if it has already been said.

I love this .one Two bedrooms with sitting areas

you can see a pocket door for the bathroom. he didn't show it, but it is there.

They're a custom builder and this isn't being listed for sale. Only a link to the builder's website... So it's a tour of someone else's home just to show an example of their work. Meaning, everything is customizable and they're really marketing their services and not this particular home. So all details are really up to the client and what they want...

not specifications of the client but the owner trying to sell it that's why it sucks it's an obstacle course

@@sleepingbeauty229 he's not trying to sell it. It sounds like it was already sold to a client, hence the client's specifications. To each their own I guess. I don't think it's an obstacle course at all.

@Sleeping Beauty - punkpine is correct, this is a custom build they're making for their client. So it's to their client's specifications... They're just showing it off as a demonstration of their work, which is why there's no listing for its sale and just a link to the builder's website...

Absolutely gorgeous design use the space the best I've seen in all my research

Susan Sirianni these people never just get to the point. And normally the price is so high it defeats the purpose

@@captivesojourner agreed!

Don,t axe, you'll ruin. It

@@captivesojourner agreed. They should do a quick run through then do all the talking

Hello Michelle

Just get in it, all the sides are reachable then as there's enough space for your arm to fit down the sides.