This home is stunning Bryce and I can see it making the end of year Best of 2020.

Thank you

Living Big In A Tiny House: Hey Bryce thank you for bringing another awesome video..is it possible to pass along that builder’s contact information!!

Agree great design features in this tiny home. Some I would love to borrow, especially the bath. Thanks again for another awesome video.

Lovely home and lovely video as always. Hope you two are also keeping safe and well. Love you Bryce and Rasa!

not to mention friendly tone of voice and is easy on the eyes

Yeah, the dude gives people space to talk and doesn't just rant on and on, is always enthusiastic and leaves every phrase open so the owners can keep going with the explanation. Great interviewer

Yes, I don't know if he has a background in the entertainment industry, but he is very good.

@@mariee.5912 He does have a background in the entertainment industry -- but I think he had these gifts long before he got into the industry. It's real, with Bryce, and that's why people are so happy to talk with him. Lots of great lessons we get from this channel, and they're not all about building tiny houses. 😊🙏💚

Introverts don't have a problem talking, it's being around people face to face. And I agree he is a good host

I saw that too, and it cracked me up so unexpectedly. 😆

She has boys :)

It cracked me up. Laughter is a short vacation.

Hahaha, that was unexpected. 😁

she has a wild side.

Glad you're enjoying the videos Lily!

It's never to early to dream and to start making those dreams come true.. but yea, Bryce and Rasa are so positive and gracious.. what's not to love and enjoy? =]

just take it as a motivation for when you're old enough to do this.. and you are not alone, Bryce n Rasa's positivity vibe is contagious! cheers!

Yess

I am finding them addictive also. They are a breadth of fresh air. I relax by watching them.

Thanks so much! Hope you're keeping safe and well too.

Have you any tiny homes in Russia?

@@stuartsutherland7664 Hey, Stu! I'm glad you asked such a delicate question... Thanks, man. Well, I have not my personal Tiny home yet. The reason is here in Russia, the climate conditions are quite harsh... : ) For example, my home-city Novosibirsk is located on the border of subarctic and temperate climate zones (i.e., on the border of 2b/3a climate zones with a lowest january temperatures of -40 by Celsius or even a bit lower). Also, the snow cover and quite hard frosts here keep, on average, for a half of year, man. So the "Tiny homes" movement in our country is not yet much developed as this requires a bit more advanced modern technologies of mobile housing construction, associated with the cost of high-tech production. But, man... I really believe that sooner or later the fashion for "Tiny house" movement will spread out to the whole World, because this is more cost-effective for each individual citizen, and in addition, it allows any person to be mobile and not tied to a specific metropolis. Cheers, and stay safe. : )

Cheers! Really nice interviewing style and empathy level! Love your videos. Hope, here in Novosibirsk(my own city too) tiny house life will sooner become easier with new building technology. Stay safe)

@@akaserhions7918 здравствуйте, в Канаде и на Аляске погода тоже суровая, но они и там строят тайни хаусис) есть минимум два канала на ютюб, которые я смотрю. Один ведет молодая пара с Аляски, муж с женой вместе строят их, называется Ana White. И второй, компания по строительству Т. H., находится в Канаде. К сожалению точного названия не помню, кажется The minimalists. Возможно вам пригодится какая- нибудь информация на их каналах об утеплении домов.

Mine too- but maybe the boys are too tough for her since she is so soft spoken and they need a more stern parent for full-time care.

@@wildflower2793 Just because she is soft-spoken, doesn't mean she isn't a good mom

Yes I thought the same thing!!! Shes doing an amazing job as a mum

if i lived there i would want to be seperated the kids had no privacy and had to slap in the same bed wtf

@@wildflower2793 No, there is nothing wrong with them living with their father and are not babies. Her downsizing to another life style is logical. Society has so many rules for one way but reality is if boys lived with her they would behave bc there are 2 of them raising the kids, not just Mom. way should be. They have the same community which father lives so less upset and she is still their mother. Loving mothers is not a weakness it is a necessity for good development. teaching boys macho is BS helps them make a better world.

Well said DanLee! Environment is so important. Thanks for watching!

Aka as the character Qui Gon Jinn once said in SW episode I The Phantom Menance to Anakin " Remember, your focus determines your reality" ;)

@@TheresaPowers wow. Such calming words. Ur inner peace is not that good

@@TheresaPowers Pretty rough commentary criticizing a belief system that just so happens to not be yours. Who are you to tell people what brings them peace or not. Your god is not for everyone. Some of us don't need a god in our lives at all. If it gives you comfort, that's fine, but please don't tell us the "ONLY way to have peace" in our lives. I'm perfectly at peace, thank you. Best wishes from Indiana.

@@EstanciaTimesDocumentary I know! How rude! Nice promo for Christianity, right? I couldn't help responding to her myself. Best from Indiana!

Yes, she is very calm and positive. She really did make her home beautiful. She is an inspiration.

Shankar Swamidayal that is such a nice comment

So do I. I'd love to build a Tiny House, or have one built. These things could solve so many home/housing problems, but there are a couple of caveats. The first is either cost of having the house built by a professional, OR you need to be able to build it yourself. Second caveat is that you need to have a small parcel of land YOU own, or you need to basically "squat" with your house on someone else's land as this woman is doing. Third is there seems to be a stigma about Tiny Houses which is very sad: they're seen under LAW as little more than "glorified RV's"; as such it's difficult to find a place to "park" them?

Me too I want one

Same. It’s lovely and has all the space and storage I need. Plus, that bathtub! 😍 Here’s hoping we can both make it possible soon.

@Shankar Swamidayal Bless you and thank you...I'm a little old now. I wish I was 30 years younger. This is the direction I would go in..

Perhaps her husband hadn't been so complimentary

Yeah funny that 🤣👌

lmao😂😂😂😂

2 boys in the house... butt humour is king!

I think she alluded to lifting and yoga. I am guessing she is fit and that makes for a nice butt. Softspoken does not mean she does not have a sense of humor.

Her home felt so peaceful while I was watching.

She really does seem like a calm, serene, and kind woman and her home really reflects that

She seems like a really nice lady (in the best non-sexist meaning of the term). I wish her much happiness.

Thanks so much Anika! Glad you liked this home. Definitely a great twist on the original!

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Anika Kuharic 🦋

Agree

Hey buddy, i am new watching these inspiring tiny houses.... Hope to see more and more... I am from Manila and hope we can see also something like this here but I think one issue could be the typhoon season so it may be difficult to have this type of home. omg the price is 130K AUD for just a tiny house. This is around 5M Php, which can give you already a 150 sq. m of lot and 2 Story house with 2 car garage and everything you can see in that house. Wow, its really high cost of living in other parts of the world.

Agreed! It made me sad too, I can hear a little heartbreak in her voice or maybe I’m projecting. I hope her home brings her peace and joy.

I like how the camera lingered on her dream catcher as she talked about her vision. ❤️

Well, you never know how situations are. I feel there is too much of a default towards mothers sometimes. In my country that is. I hope for the children that both parents are cooperating and co-raising them. Which is the most important for their well being.

Same, especially after she said she'd been a stay at home mom for 7 years before this life change.

I know, this is so sad, when my parents got a divorce when I was little they never signed an agreement on the days I had to stay with each one of them, they would always let me choose when and how much time I wanted to spend with each other, my mom is a stay at home mom too so I chose to live with her but my dad would take me to school and pick me up to have lunch, I feel like that's the best agreement they ever made, It wasn't a hard transition at all

Right!? It was so cool to see how that had been fit into the space. Looked great!

@@livingbig I'm curious, have you ever seen a tub/shower put into the top of the tiny house, or even the front or back? What I mean is that it is exterior to the main living space. Somehow integrated on the roof? As clearly a bath or shower could sustain the elements/weather in most places. This seems like a great way to increase space for other things inside the main space and get the enjoyment of the outdoors by putting your. It would not be for most people, but some of absolutely love bathing in the outdoors. Thanks for sharing and the vids are great! Keep up the great work!

I love that bathroom.

Neal Eberly yes there are a couple of videos on this channel with the shower/ tub outside of the house.

@@PS-ic4bp Can you link one?

Thanks so much Laura. So glad you connected with this video.

Same!!!

NatalieLB agreed- as a Mum who was stay at home with her boys for 7 years- having to change to only weekend visitation and holidays must be heartbreaking. She has built a beautiful home, if she gets more custody of her boys she could swap bedrooms with her boys and they would have a fantastic space.

​@@caledoniabeautifuleden8584 I don’t think it's a custody issue as she said she has the boys on weekends and all holidays. As she lives close to the beach (not usually a school location due to higher land costs closer to the beach) so I would guess she lives to far away from the boys school. It’s important when a marriage ends to keep things as close to normal for the children so makes since why they aren’t moved to a school closer to her. And she said it was hard to find a parking spot and she wishes it was more private so I’m sure when she can she will move closer to her boys.

I've watched it twice. If ever my marriage became unhappy this is what I'd do. I love that she created this for her.

1phedre I have been living in lockdown with my partner and it’s been really good. Especially financial and we haven’t had a fight (yet). We said at the start it’s going to be hard just have to be mindful of each other and being in the same space all the time.

@@bakeraus do you have enough cold storage for produce? Wondering how many days you can reasonable store for 2 people

So, i've been living in a container home since the lockdown (2.30m wide, ~12m long, 2.2m high), and it's actually fine, probably the same as in any other home really. Where you will also want to just 'go out' every once a while, and that is luckily still possible ... Actually the thing i personally notice is that, while this container is about 12m long, i spend most my time on 1/4th of it (behind my computer in the 'working area' ~ also relaxing after work), then some time in 1/4th that is the kitchen with a small table (to cook and eat), and even less time in the bathroom (which divides the space in two). Obviously spend quite some time in bed (out of 24h) but that's mostly with my eyes closed ... it may sound weird but you get used to the space you are in pretty fast, main thing that sometimes bugs me is the low ceiling, but if you check tiny houses, they don't have that issue ... so yeah, it's more then doable :) ... And if anything the experience here has convinced me that going Tiny/Small is actually really viable, it's made me re-evaluate my future goal and dreams and for now it seems they are much more attainable then dreaming big, or even just a regular standard house. My current plans are 'roughly' 8.5m long 3.5m wide ~5m high (outside dimensions), inside 8.2x3.2 with two times 2.5m high floors (with a barn style roof, that's like this M shape with the V part bend upwards) (inside dimensions). Upstairs two 3.2x 2.7 rooms (bedroom and computer/workroom) and a small shower/toilet room in the middle , with stairs down. Stairs share the space with the kitchen and underneath the stairs would be the pantry. This then divides the space up into 3.2x3 relaxation space, and a 3.2x2.5 'utility space' (washing, freezer, toiletroom) ... still dabbling about building a shower/toilet downstairs and merely toilet basin upstairs, so those aren't entirely set. So, what i would recommend, is to get a tape-measure and just measuring spaces in your house and especially the spaces you find yourself living in most (also measure depths and sizes of the objects in those space). You will probably be amazed about how much 1m^2 (or 3ft) actually is, or 4m^2 (so 2x2).

@@dutchcourage7312 And what is the cost of the container in the Netherlands (I assume you live in NL)?

I have been in my tiny house for 15 months now (live in New Zealand) and it's 7.2 × 2.4 × 4.2m and this is my sanctuary. I absolutely love my wee house, and level 4 lockdown was a breeze. I think had I been in my 3 bedroom brick and tile, I'd have gone crazy - but this space allows me so much peace and tranquility that I'm so grateful for

I agree and thought that the 2 lambskins on the floor up there were a great touch so that crawling on one's knees to reach the bed isn't so painful. That's one of my least favorite parts of the upstairs sleeping lofts, but this woman remedied it in a stylish way.

Cheers Carla! Those windows are a great feature in the home! I think they work really well in Queensland as it's so nice to be open your home right up to the outdoors. Definitely placement by the beach is always preferable though! :)

Not to mention the cost of bi-folds! In building my tiny, I just about had a heart attack at the cost hahaha. I loved what Leah did for her windows!!

Why are bifolding windows not practical?

Thanks for the suggestion Kelly!

many of these seem to involve someone they know having some land and letting them either rent space in some way or just stay there. I've seen very few videos where someone actually talks about how they found out what the local building codes were to design the home around and actually has bought the land. It'd be interesting to see some of the challenges people can overcome to balance what they want vs what the law arbitrarily makes them have.

@@InfernosReaper I totally agree. I would already be living in a tiny house and would even like to start a tiny house "village" but have no idea how to navigate the system to accomplish that. Would LOVE for Bryce and Rasa to have a video dedicated to this topic, or maybe a few since Australia may have different laws than USA, Europe, etc....

Big box more junk 👋

The more space you have, the more empty it feels, the more you want to fill it. I have less things in my 2 bed house than I did in a 3 bed which was almost twice the size.

Good luck. It is hard to let go of items that hold memories. You can do it....

Thanks so much Flora! So glad you're finding some inspiration and ideas here. Sounds like you've got a wonderful future ahead of you. :)

Grateful you will be part of the change we all need!

i am so happy to see young ppl like u in this world RESPECT from a young to a young

I’m glad you set your standards so high in life. ~sarcasm~

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Thanks so much EB! Glad to know this place has your approval. We are really looking forward to exploring more of Europe and hopefully check out some tiny homes in Sweden soon!

@@livingbig Oh, I hope you do get a chance to travel to Sweden soon. Thanks to your channel, II've been toying with the idea of building my own tiny house just outside of Stockholm for some time but I'm currently not living in Sweden and with the current state of the world who knows when that'll happen. Nevertheless, I'll be sure to invite you when the dream is finally fulfilled! :)

@@livingbig Swede who's lived in Japan too! This is one of the most amazing tiny house I've ever seen. Glad to hear you'll be visiting our beautiful country soon. We have a lot of cute small red houses you should check out. When I was a kid, my extended family had a small plot of land in the middle of the forrest up North, and each of my mother's siblings had their own "tiny house" (we just called them cabins) positioned in a circle towards one another. All red wooden houses, traditional Swedish style. They were all fully equipped with bathroom and kitchen and stove (and mosquito nets haha) and yet pretty small. We the kids (me and my cousins) shared a cabin with bunkbeds. We'd all go there on the weekends during summer and go fishing at the local river and have BBQs. One of my happiest childhood memories, great time with the whole family.

Thanks Shannon! Glad you enjoyed this tour.

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Thanks Hannah! Glad you like it.

Thats amazing! Congratulations on your studies. I'll look forward to seeing what you create yourself some day!

@@livingbig I have a vision that years from now, i will build my own tiny house and i will definitely invite you guys. Thank you for your support!

Cheers Batty!

Thanks so much! Glad you're enjoying our videos. Hope you're staying safe and well!

Being watching this since last 1 year now.. me and daughter are crazy fans of this channel.. hope tiny house movement starts in india too

Thanks Marc! Glad you like this one!

You mean 3meters by 3metres for a tiny home?

I have started working on a small home. My husband didn't agree to getting land and investing in a better home. So this will be my own. I'm doing it a bit at a time from the money I save once I started working.

Such a great vision! Hope that idea catches on. Let everybody know, so we don't all have to reinvent the wheel!

Glad you like it!

Glad you like it!

@@livingbig thank you for replying :) I really like the house design!