I’m glad you 2 are Allright. Greetings from the Netherlands🇱🇺

I hope when life u contained is finish you reach out to them and visit their build . They have been building for years and it's so nice

What a very big tiny home!! Absolutely beautiful place & the views........ stunning! Lovely episode Bryce & Rasa. Adore your channel. Keep safe both of you & lots of love to you xxx

Fabulous.

What country does this lady live ?

Best of luck and I hope you enjoy your creation for many years to come.

Wow (with a big smile)

Big gratz!! Wish u all the best and envy u a little bit! Maybe one day,I will have my own aswell ♥

Wow!!!!!!! That’s amazing!!! I reallly hope it goes well 🥰🥰🥰

I wish you the best ❤️

....Hey Ausies are people too! ....js wishing Texas had mountains

@@eddiewalker7252 coromandle is in New Zealand

I own a piece of land with a similar view, I wish I could build something like this. But the problem is that I live in a shitty country and the house would get vandalized if I leave it unattended for even a short period of time.

@@scratchy996 Which country, if I may ask? That doesn't sound pleasant at all.

To be fair it's still in this world. But I get your pointใ :D

It's strange how people talk about all the profits, they've been making through trading of bitcoin, while am here not making any profit at all. Please can Someone put me through on the right path or at least tell me what I'm doing wrong?

I don't believe in Crypto or Forex trading, I lost my funds investing in Bitcoin.

The main thing I like about crypto is that it is decentralized and its not in the government system.

@Tracy Olive my life was a mess before I was introduced to crypto, right now am debt free and am living happily.

@@thomasnorris7285 at first I didn't believe in bitcoin until i saw the profit just after one week of investment. The main reason why people loss fund in Crypto is when they are trading alone.

This is such a wholesome and adorable comment to go with this wholesome and adorable video, love it!

Her vision, artistry and creativity are off the charts! How blessed she is that she can align her values for conservatorship in such a stunning location. I'm sure you're very proud. Congrats Rosie!!💜💔

We are all glad she was able to share it with us!

You must be so proud! She's done well, and that view would consume me for days! Lots of love from the South Island hehe

@@cheekyb71 *years!

....I'm not jealous at all lucky she is!

Abundance of Admiration

Almost no one gets to do that, its nice for her but tiny living is a very priviliged concept and it is only a very individualistic approach to the housing crisis we are facing.

@@Laura-gd4ku Haven't you seen some of the videos on here? Some people have made forever tiny homes for about £3000. I mean being able to save that wouldn't be easy for me, but i do recognise that that is one of the cheapest a poor person could ever OWN a home for. It's only privileged if you're looking at this fancy big diy home, that's not a 'tiny house' in this video and thinking that's what this movement is, it's not. The actual tiny houses are, you see more of those in the USA, UK, France, and the latter two tend to be cheaper ones too, especially in the UK.

@@pcoristi What a great reply. Our son is headed off to Montana State this fall and first year is in a dorm. But after that, we would love to help him find alternative housing. Real estate has skyrocketed and made it impossible for locals to buy and stay and made it extremely difficult for all the University Students to find affordable housing. Kudos to Bozeman, Montana, for the new 6 acre First Village, a community of tiny homes which will be used as permanent housing for those experiencing homelessness, but it's unique and an isolated occurrence. It's getting approval by the state to place them in backyards and build multiple tiny villages, that is the problem and is holding back solutions to supply affordable housing for so many.

Yes... get a Man to pay all of your bills so you can save your money and leave him to go "live the dream".

What the hell?! You sound hella bitter. I hope you deal with your issues. Find yourself a good therapist, they are worth the investment. Also take responsibility for who you allow in your life as well. It sounds like you had someone rip you off. But guess who allowed a gold digger to scavage their pockets??? It's your responsibility to pick and chose who belongs in your life. All women are'nt bad just like all men are'nt either. So good luck to you.

@@agreat8745 I took it to mean that they both live in Auckland, and holiday at the this place.

@@agreat8745 always that one person that has something shitty to say 😒

@@stephaniespain9849 Not surprising that Stephie would conflate the truth with shitty.

Permaculture has its origins in Australia I believe.

@@rustybeddingfield227 No one cares lol!

@@lostinthiscruelworld9594 YOU obviously do.

@@rustybeddingfield227 That's what I said, No one cares what you care!

@@lostinthiscruelworld9594 no one but you

completely agree

Giggety

Its your Personal taste, not for everyone, so as the LA homes you Hate soo much, what matters are the Home Owners loving their Homes wherever they call it Home. And you're Comparing a Minimalist Home vs Extreme Homes. Nice Comparison "A Therapist home vs Millionaires and Billionaires Homes, lol

@@capitanothegreat3994 Lol. LA Homes are overpriced garbage, and many of them even look ugly compared than the average minimalist tiny home. You don't need ridiculous amounts of money just to live a simple life. A lot of people who live in tiny homes are also wealthy, but many are too content and happy with their own lives, so they don't care about some oversized mansion on a hill somewhere, nor would want to live in one.

@@capitanothegreat3994 bruh no LA Home got this beautiful and natural view

Seriously? She has multiple containers and free land...wtf are you thinking???

I agree Natalia, it's a beautiful thing to witness ❤

This is pure colonialism

I agree Nathalia, it is wonderful to see the happiness manifest in this Lady's smile!!!

Lonely aging woman in an outbacked shipping container. Just sad.

yeah, container. in the back of walmart they have the same go there and move in.

@@fantinilukasz Living there seems better than the back of a walmart.

This is not for the childrens of God. Life in Christ is abundance and joy, this will end up in depression and solitude.. Good luck.

@@jefe9098 well, but store u got much close than in that wood.

And not to cluttered with junk either.

Contact me when you are ready to start the journey as I specialize in container house builds.. ( Im a qualified Architect) I have plans that you can simply apply to your site. regards Darren

Build one with a big bookshelf

Know what you mean. My 2 bedroom off grid home has a slopping roof so l have room to build two lofts. One of my Bedrooms will have a bed up top and library below. I did not have the heart to depart from my books when l left the city 3 months ago. My container with my household goods arrives today, can’t wait to unpack my books. The high top container is going to be my art studio with another loft.

I have to have room for my books wherever I end up. This lady's library is Goals, 100%.

Facts one of my dream homes

What about animals don’t you see any , bears and lions. Snakes, the rest of the animals in the world?

@@kathycavitt3089 Where she lives the only thing she needs to be on a look out for is wasps, bees, mosquitos, spiders, and human's main predator, another predatory human.

@@kathycavitt3089 Nope. You don't get these in New Zealand.

Deep in the nature but connected with a nice road, so you can return to civilization and the city whenever you feel like it? that must be nice..

thats what i tell after watching every tiny home videos.They are all impressive

you aint see nothin christian

If thats genius then u r dumb 😢

@ThePotatoMouse

@ThePotatoMouse exactly! Everyone deserves their own safe space. Married couples deserve this too! I assume the husband also has his own version of what is often called a "man cave" in whatever form best fits him. This breaths fresh life into the marriage. Its such a loving gesture

@@clarissag4454 ..Listen to the word closely..Why the man space is considered a ""Cave""?.😶.

@ThePotatoMouse Maybe he has a girlfriend.

Thanks... yes my husband and I are both introverted so like heaps of time to ourselves. I love spending most weekends walking outside in the bush, clearing and resetting predator traps . My husband is a huge gamer so loves to spend most weekends on his computer/Playstation etc so its the best of both worlds. We both get time to ourselves and have things to talk about when we see each other at the end of the weekend.

Follow Ship uncoutained. They also have a big shipping container they are building now

Yep, only one bedroom in 75 sqm / 800 sqft seems far from tiny to me.

@@sandramendeszoon8880 don't you mean Life Uncontained.

Yes, it would be considered a small house but still interesting to see.

3 tiny houses put together.

orange is supposed to stimulate the appetite, very fitting for a kitchen.

@@ninirossau2304 my kitchen and floor are painted a brick orange, I love the color...

Well we "all" won't do that.

I've been following this channel for a year and today I found out that in my country there is a company building container houses for an amazingly cheap prices, 40 sq meter house for 7k euros, now I'm saving money to buy one of my own.

Remember, shipping container homes are incredibly hard to insulate properly. Im not sure this house, in this humid climate, will survive more than 10 years

@@gibson1005 Properly sealed and painted, with regular maintenance, they should last several decades. Thermal insulation, in cooler climates, however, should indeed be a problem. Metal in general is an excellent thermal conductor - exactly the opposite of what you need in walls, in thermally more extreme climates.

Its old trailer made trending.

@@nenadpopov3601 , Which country may I asked? Thank you in advance.

Omg I love this home! And my heart melted when I saw the Tardis teapot!

Same! She is my virtual kindred spirit. Sci fi, container home, off grid, Dr Who, BOOKS, proper ‘industrial’ kitchen... and a totally lovely person.

Yep.

Yes! I had to stop the video to look at the Dr Who wall!

Loved the Doctor Who wall, can’t believe I missed the T-pot!

Same.

I don't think this is a tiny house, more accurately it's just a container house.

It's a normal house.

NZD to Euro = 0,59, to USD = 0.72 So NZD 450k = €267k = $325k Considering it is build in a nature reserve, plus containers transport and craftsmen who had to work remotely, i think its a reasonable price

@@loriannrichardson7644 thx for the clarification.

@@yellfire you would need permission to build there. Her father must run shit.

@Chiamano She said 60 sqm of living space, that's about 645 sqft, not 2,500. Not really tiny, but still small, and what she's managed to do with that space is impressive.

@@_asphobelle6887 but it is not a tiny house. 95% of people call that a normal size house. It is huge for one person only.

@@_asphobelle6887 Including the mud room, five 20-foot containers is 800 square feet. Which is what I have to build in most Southern California communities. San Bernardino County now allows 150 SQUARE FEET! So I could do one 40-foot container. 800 square feet is reasonable though.

LITTLE!!?? You said its "little" twice.. It's far from little, although technically it is "Tiny Home", with just the custom 1 bedroom, (it's much more than just a House), BUT on it's scale this takes Shipping Container Conversions to a whole new level - it doesn't have "little" rooms or little living spaces, where have you ever seen a floor to ceiling Library in any 'Little' home or in any Tiny House ? - and the Kitchen is Epic!!! It's the BIGGEST kitchen I've ever seen in any shipping container conversion!! It appears that it's used the full length of a 20 footer JUST for the Kitchen - it's got a GRAND effect that combines beautifully with simplicity of using Industrial Bunnings Tool cabinets for the cabinetry, without losing the aesthetics. Some of these Industrial designs can be 'colder', when pure functionality in industrial design can cost some of the luxurious and more beautiful design elements. She has made the environment and the location a focal point, with so many windows and drawing in natural light and panoramic views from all rooms, no matter which way you are facing, The Furniture facing the walls (for the spectacular Ancient Forest views. By the sheer number of windows, and by turning the furniture around to face the views, at first glance it's a surprising effect of the furniture not positioned against the walls, but facing the walls, she has made the sunlight throughout the day her focus framed by the rare and precious Forest -what a unique and incredible slice of Natural Beauty!! I don't think I would want to leave home if this was mine! This is an absolutely gorgeous Grand result for someone who hasn't done anything like this before!! The whole home has an amazing sense of peace, with a personality of its own with the vibrant splash of colour, and a sense of wholeness within, - it doesn't have the often narrow rooms in other shipping container conversions. With this one, there's not the confined limits on the size of each space, with the narrow width of the containers, which when the furniture or the beds are squeezed into the spaces, it looks smaller, appearing even more narrow when furniture or beds are squeezed in between the container walls, exaggerated with the longer length. I've seen many of thousands of these Tiny Homes conversions by DIY'ers which truly look tiny, an achievement for the owners to pare back their House full of "things & Stuff" to become minimalists by necessity with (sometimes) clearly compromised spaces trading dual purpose or multi-functionality of functionality required for the spaciousness internally to be able to cut costs, both building costs and material costs, in the construction phase, to have the major advantages -If the Tiny Home was built to be Off-grid equipped, of being able cut utility costs, heating and cooling costs, to nil or cut to being very small.. To be able to move these Shipping Container Conversions around, should the need arise, or the desire for travel squeezed in to usually leave the container walls and doors intact, with a shoehorn effect of a shoe-box shaped home also losing quite a chunk of space within each room, by the passageway required to move between each space, this creates limited living with the remaining space (in other Shipping Container Conversions built to be easily transported on the back of a truck, (if you can afford the crane at both ends of the origin & destination). This Home of Rosie's has an effect of being firmly rooted into its surroundings.. It doesn't have the compromised spaciousness internally that many Tiny Houses have as a trade off for low-cost builds, and for low utility costs for the functionality of modern living with all the luxury we have gotten accustomed to. Nothing has been lost in the internal living spaces, and it has a unique perspective of the grand effect of the space inside, especially in the kitchen and the library, facing the natural beauty which is being amplified by the perspective simply by facing the furniture and the bed towards the views in this Wonderland.. The natural light within I can picture the glow Rosie spoke of from Sunrise in the kitchen making the orange "glow" inside the kitchen and looking out onto the forest floor to ceiling views framed by the doors looking out onto the deck and into the Forest and the sky all the way to the horizon.. The night views of the Stars from all these framed windows like changing living Artscape that is such a rare unspoiled oasis on this planet.. Using insulation and double glazing so wisely has given Rosie and her partner the ability to put in so many windows without the heating and cooling costs soaring.. This is an awe-inspiring result for a beginner, such a majestic setting of Mother Nature in all her glory. What an incredible location, using and reusing materials fittings and fixtures just adds to the unique appeal - Truly one of a kind, home and a rare gem of a location... I don't think I would want to leave, Rosie, if only you could work remotely from home in another or similarly adjacent field. But I suppose it wouldn't be as much of a luxurious retreat if you lived there full-time, you may become a hermit in this paradise!! Well done indeed, a Spectacular Achievement, I love you have collected things you've kept (horded) from op shops. She has created a feature from every room, ..a breathtaking view of not just the Forest, but the natural light is part of the interior design, it enhances this oasis on a grand scale.. I can imagine how much the colours will dance on the walls inside during sunrise and sunset and how the night sky and the stars without light pollution out there - None of the creature comforts have been compromised here, to wake up each morning from this Huge King-size bed facing the views from 3 sides, and falling asleep to the sparkle of the stars... Ahhhh the Serenity!! What a wonderful space nestled in and around a stunning place!! From first light at sunrise until the moon rises in the night sky, I can imagine would be a kaleidoscope of living Colours through all those gorgeous windows! This is my dream house now!! I would love to see more photos of Sunrise and Sunset and of the Stars at night. What is the name of this Forest ? - Are you allowed to rent it out like an Airbnb when you aren't using it? To pay off your mortgage, while sharing the place with highly rated guests who respect your sanctuary and leave no trace.. I would love to see it for myself to just have a private tour..

Then live for it my friend! Make a realistic goal, and make it happen!

You'd be surprised at what you can accomplish if you set your mind to it. 20 years ago I was sleeping on a cot in my mother's basement, bankrupt from a one sided divorce. (I'm a man) But, I never lost sight of my dreams. Today I live in my dream house backing on to a forest. No, I didn't do it all on my own. I did it with the help of a wonderful woman-- don't give up on people; don't give up on yourself.

Bhai Bhai

Is it not risky near the woods ??

It is my dream as well to have a container home. It doesn't have to be as fancy as hers

Yep no need for inflation of lumber what a joke

...SO why is no one giving us free land...I mean...if I had family connections, money, and daddy's purse strings...I would be living the dream too, right?

good thing she had a ton of money to do it

I know! I have thousands of books and 95% of them read. The 5% are encyclopedias etc. on WWII, Game Farming, Art & DIY manuals, Animals, bugs, birds.. We downsized to a much smaller house. I want to get back to my farmland roots, but the cost of land plus a homestead is just too much. This idea can really work! When the world goes to hell in a basket and the internet disappears mankind will once again appreciate books. Bah, who wants/needs kindle? Folks, just remember to carry lots and lots of spares for everything and the less moving parts for things & tools etc. the better. The day might come when you can't hop down to the nearest shop. To me Tiny House and off grid means being really self-sufficient and prepped to go it alone for a minimum of 2 years. Here in South Africa life like this is becoming ever more of a future reality as our country has been bankrupted by the politicians, we are almost on our knees financially and infrastructure now almost non-existent. Bryce, thank you for this. Of all the tiny houses this one is truly practical for me and such an inspiration.

You can burn them when you run out of wood.

Or book showers!

When I was searching for my property the further away I got the more right I knew it was, but 20 years later they still found me and moved next door

Honestly, I saw a tiny home video of someone in the snowy mountain of Alaska and was like that was so cool.

And her teapot set!

That library, hhhnnnnngggg. Her taste in reading material is impeccable and was what really won me over. I'm a fully heterosexual cis woman and I low-key want to marry this lady, lol

"sissies" is toxic lingo, sexist

@@rustybeddingfield227 yet another reason why I no longer live in the US. You take everything to extremes and think you have a monopoly on self righteousness and EXTREME and meaningless political correctness. It’s an expression. Get over yourself. So you, in your whole 20-something years of living, won’t use it. Aren’t you just so much better than everyone else who came before you!

@@sarahrosen4985 Bruh calm down Rusty is saying that because even if the user of the phrase means nothing bad by it, where do you think the expression came from? Extremely sexist people in more generally sexist times. So even though it might seem like a tiny insignificant thing to you, it can impact someone's life to an insane extent hearing phrases and such that are rooted in sexism on a daily basis. So quit your blabbering and let Rusty make their comment. No one asked you why you no longer live in the US... sounds like you just want to rant to everyone. And they said 5 words while you called them taking it to the extreme, while you used wayyy more words-hypocritical. And why do you think they think they are better than everyone else that came before them? Probably your own insecurities, but honestly I couldn't guess. That last sentence and most of your comment is rude, presumptuous, hypocritical, and unnecessary. So stop getting butthurt that someone is trying to rid the world of phrases with sexist beginnings because they are just being a good person. Jeez I never comment but yours was so rude and illogical I had to respond and address specifically why.

@@sarahrosen4985 I understand non-targeted use of words, but your reply could have been "Ah, My bad mate" because it's similar to using the N word as a white person and then lashing out on someone who corrects your lack of consideration. It is however, of course, your choice to use whatever words you want.

@@WeiFinder Thing is, the comment wasn't even directed at her. Rusty was replying to small footprint but Sarah thought her opinion was needed.

He's so professional and has progressively improved his work over time. Top guy.

@@TrancEII2010 And top filming by Rasa!!

@@louisegogel7973 for sure!

NZ dollars*

Housing is expensive here in NZ. Median price of a house in Auckland is currently NZD$1.125 million. Average annual salary in Auckland $67,000.

Auckland house prices start at 800k (an absolute shit box) but most are at least 1 million or more

Yea I was quite blown away by the price as well, especially because it seemed like she bought most of the interior elements at a bargain.

Yes, high as he$$. Sheesh

I repeatedly exclaimed, "oh my god" every time the views were shown. And THAT night sky. Holy s#%*^! Amazing, it's a shame that noone lives in it during the week.

Agreed!👍 Details... top notch! ✌️

The kitchen cabinets are a good idea. Very functional, but I'm not fond of the color.

I was wondering the same thing about the water. Would love to see a video on that! 😃

Hello Kathy, how are you doing?

Hello there how are you doing... it’s a pleasure to meet you and I will be very glad if I can get to know you better... if you don’t mind!!!

I don't think the "tiny house powers that be" have ever defined the exact measurements of a tiny house but I would think this falls into small house territory. There are, what? Five containers at 5x20 which is 500 sq ft.

If people are rich enough to live Ike this, sure.

You don’t have to be rich to live like this if you know how to manger your money right……..I have been thinking about buying me acres of land and living like this when I retire

@@carlamarie72able Not everyone have the privilege to be born in first world states with ample opportunities to move up the social ladder. On the plus side, they already are living in tiny "homes"...except with 5-10 other people. lol

agreed!

Yeah, uh huh....riiigghht, simple living. Ha!! For those who can AFFORD it!!

Right ? 450k? Hahaha I immediately lost interest when she said that.

Houses are expensive, where I live it cost over $1mil usd for a 2 bedroom apartment. This is ridiculously cheap in comparison, better and larger too. Though I would get Starlink for internet

@Yorak Hunt 80k for an acre of land in New Zealand. She has 23 so that's 1.8 Million NZD. Definitely not cheap here.

And in Sydney we would pay 800k for an apartment that size and you’d be lucky if you view wasn’t a brick wall 🤣

funny how all our dreams come with a price tag.. guess I'll dream of my next meal.

What do you expect when someone comes to film your home?

I know right. I love love the kitchen. It's freaking huge and very nicely decorated.

When my husband and I talk about going tiny, this floor plan is pretty much what we've talked about. It feels social and spacious.

Shipping containers do extremely well in inclement weather too 👍

High five for shabby cottage gang! XD I love a rough and cobbled-together eccentric-weirdo aesthetic. But I somehow still can't help but binge these videos with stars in my eyes at all the modern aesthetic things people creatively come up with, lol!

The kitchen is certainly bigger than the one in my apartment. Like about 6 times bigger

On 23 acres

Really I thaught it was quite small but I guess its just a Swedish thing, that's interesting

@@josef1049 you obviously don’t watch this channel regularly. Watch his other videos with “tiny” houses. Doesn’t matter where you are. This isn’t really tiny at all.

It’s actually only houses in Tokyo are small, not entire Japan. Most families don’t live in Tokyo but commutable suburbs. Average homes in suburbs have 2-3 bathrooms, 4-5 bedrooms, a guest room plus common rooms like living and dining room etc., and two car garages. You need a car to get around these suburbs though.

Agree

I agree as well. Pretty well thought out and totally beautiful

The dark exterior will make it very hot which if fine for the winter . In fact , by covering part of the exterior with a frame with class or plexiglass you can run interior air through it as a solar thermal heating system with a low amp fan . It works, because I have one that puts out 180 degree heat in 10 degree winter days.

Got 450 000 $ and 50km²? There you go

Look on UKposts there are Tons, I helped my brother make one for his 20 acres at our property.

My 360sqft log cabin was $28k

@@mattc2582 I hope that is counting land.

I need one of these kind,, how can I go about it plz,,

@@integr8er66 how much was the total cost. May I ask?

Shipping container is a stretch, I'd call it an industrial themed home with corrugated siding. Shipping container living at this comfort level is neither cheap or virtuous from a building standpoint since the shipping container is an ever present and limiting obstacle that has to be worked around. From a construction standpoint, when you really study images of finished well appointed container homes like this, you'll see what it took to pull it off and the answer is a lot of engineering costs, structural upgrades and cash. Did you notice that the kitchen is double deep so there's entire walls missing in two containers which required structural upgrades for one example. I don't dislike these homes, I just don't like the false virtuousness that people believe that don't understand the reality of construction involved.