So many people complaining about how they live in their parents and what not. I’m wondering why does that bother you guys so much? Each person has there own story. Bryce has shown videos of people who rent land, have bought there own land or have friends let them park. Whenever there’s a video of someone utilizing there parents property why do people cry in the comments section?
Some of it comes from jealousy, some comes from people that feel they're lying about "doing everything themselves" or are "selfmade debt free", and some people just find small things to complain about because they're bored. Honestly I fit into the later category more often then I care to admit; but in this case I hope people just admire what was built and see the value in it for that. Maybe you can do something like what was done in this video? Maybe you can find people to help you just like these people did? Take control of your life and don't look down on others because they had help come from a more immediate source.
🗣 Because its misleading. There are actually people who watch this for information because they want to do this. The figures that they are listing are unrealistic to an average home buyer.
@@BlkOnyx0508 Obviously, it's not like every single video is cut to your personal requirements. Then go and look at those for inspiration and stop criticising them for using the resources at their disposal.
This tiny house is filled with so much positivity and freshness. Thank you Bryce for introducing such beautiful people with their wonderful tiny houses, cheers!
So much to L-O-V-E: They are Vegans, they are minimalists and have not crowded their home like some tiny homes; their sustainable business (superb); they are using their academic education to better their lives and the environment; that basin in the bathroom, wow; that loft, so roomy and the birds' nests; how they let each other speak without talking over each other, and yes, having the right parents with LAND! LOL. I have to watch this again when I have more time. So lovely! 😍🌷
@Charlie Vetsworth Vegan or vegetarian, or even just reducing the amount of meat intake in our diets is a huge benefit to the environment and our health. In the US, livestock is the #1 contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, mostly from raising the food to feed the animals before slaughter. From what I've seen and read, being vegetarian or pescatarian can be very healthy and helps lower our impact on the environment, I can't see why being vegan would be any different.
Raw LawGirl, they are so lucky to have parents with land and professional building skills! But, when young people are as nice as these two, and they have appreciated and made the most of their opportunities, it's easy to be happy for them :)
I feel like it may get more cluttered over the next couple years. but they do have a workshop and their parent's garage for little extras like potting soil, materials for their business. that may explain some of the lack of clutter
I end up loving all of the houses you show, but this one is easily my favorite. It's so spacious. And beautiful inside and out. I love how they reused their scraps and how the branches made the handrail and the toilet paper holder. 💖💖
This is definitely one of my favorites! I love the clean lines, the minimalism, the beautiful earthy tones, and all of those gorgeous windows. And the plants! Very well done on a gorgeous piece of land. Thank you so much for sharing.❤️
Bryce, you're wondering why you didn't do that when you finished uni? Lol...it's because you've found a way to show us all these wonderful tiny homes...and you're hands down the best...! You've presented some of the best, and this one is one of the best of the best...so open, so well done...this "tiny" area has a very open and spacious feel. The railing is wonderful and the windows are just super for looking out/letting natural light in, even in the bedroom. The whole house is very well designed and decorated as if a top designer did their best. Thanks much for your dedication and excellent choices and interesting and informative interviews...I'm sure many, many thousands would agree...!
I hope you enjoy this weeks video! We really love to see these DIY builds which were finished to such a great standard while still being really affordable homes. If you have any tips on how to build tiny homes for less, I'd love to hear them! Thanks for watching.
Living Big In A Tiny House Our ancestors lived in tiny houses like small huts made of all eco friendly materials that will be much affordable and nice to live. I still remember one of you last years episode where one guy was living in wilderness and his house costed only 12 dollars to build. His way of living was nice. That’s how I love to live
Living Big In A Tiny House - if one follows 3Rs ( reduce, recycle, and reuse )that’s the best tip. Reduce - minimal lifestyle Recycle- kitchen waste to soil / composting toilet Reuse - building with used materials instead of buying new.
@gordy threehorses In Australia these are classed as caravans so all rules relating to caravans apply. You're allowed to keep a caravan on your property when you already have a house as everyone on the property is assumed to be making use of the house (whether they are or not). If you are on a vacant block, you must already have plans to build a house submitted to the council otherwise it's not allowed. Most people are taking advantage of being remote but really it only takes one nasty person to dobb them in to the council......
Another terrific house, and a young couple living their life right! Loved the colours, material, and layout--and not having to do conversion price-wise, since Aus $, NZ $, and Canadian $ are roughly equivalent. But, I was thrown by the height of the loft - surely that was higher than the 13'6" (4.1m) that we North Americans are usually bounded by for road-worthiness? That extra bit of height would make a huge difference in the only drawback tiny houses tend to have...
It may help that her father is a builder. I'm sure he was able to advise them from experience, and save them some pitfalls in construction. Less expensive than if they had paid for the advice and help.
So many times I watch one of these videos and think "this is the cutest one ever," and yet again, "THIS is the cutest tiny house ever." The desk is so pretty and functional!! The ceiling beams are beautiful and unique. The white walls and wood horizontal surfaces and all the windows make it so fresh and open. And the stair rail!
I love their tiny spacious home. The young couple were clever with finding 2nd hand materials and utilizing as much of it as possible. That alone definitely cut the core of the costs down. Hope they do well in their new business venture...
I must admit this is one of my favourite tiny homes I have seen. I love the spacious entry, kitchen, staircase instead of a ladder. I also love the higher ceiling in the loft and the big windows. very beautiful I must say and very pleasant to watch. hope they spend many happy years in it.
Great video but would love it if they went (even briefly) into detail about a) how they access/empty compost, b) how they get their clean water/where they put their gray/grey water, c) how/what material they built upon the trailer frame as foundation, d) whether they framed in wood or something else, e) what the floor is made of, f) where they get their electricity, g) what type of permit is needed and what type of build is this considered at the govt (county/shire) level - is it considered a non-permanent, non-dwelling trailer and does that circumvent the permit process? ...and so on. Practical things that viewers could use in their own design. I love the design elements, but I would like to see a balanced incorporation of the functions, systems, permits and build techniques. Including that will help people to take the next step and DIY. I agree, many of us don't have relatives with free land or skills in construction - so that type of info would be helpful imho.
Do you really expect all of that in a 15 minute video? There are plenty of books and online resources if you want the nitty-gritty of how to build a tiny house, and their are adult education courses for learning building skills. Building regulations vary from place to place, so it would be no use to you knowing the legalities for this particular location.
You know, with fewer and fewer "kids" (at 66, I think of them as kids) growing up learning practical hands-on craftsmanship, this tiny home revolution may be just the thing to keep smaller scale building-crafts alive. Bless that dad, for sure!
Yeah, all the knots and curves make for such a great look. I like how natural they managed to keep the house, while overall still keeping quite a modern look.
Just a small reminder to people looking to do the same - Just going out collecting wood like that from reserves and national parks is illegal in many states in Australia and if caught you could face fines, so please be careful. Sometimes you might be able to get a permit. Fallen wood is expected to be left to provide habitat for native mammals, reptiles, insects, plants and fungi.
@RoyalBob. Sure, because if everyone has the same idea there will be nothing left in the reserve. It's the same reason that picking flowers is illegal in the reserves and in WA could cost you a $2000 fine.
Love the personal reflections at the end of this one. Brice your lament on not doing something similar right after College was so real and heartfelt. It was super validating because here you are already semi-famous-ish thinking the same thing as I. I can ease up on myself a bit for missing the bus right away in life, seeing someone who has a life that many would call "dream" or "Ideal" shows that things are not always what they seam and that people change, everyone has regrets or things they'd do differently and that journey through the two is called life. RESPECT.
Beautiful house!!! What is important is how they have reused and recycled various materials. The house is full of sunlight… I love the windows. Their lifestyle is truly sustainable ❤
This, is so beautiful and inspiring. Wow. I live in Sydney, and it has felt impossible to buy my own place. To have own space, with so much outdoor and to pursue your passion.... this is so heartwarming to watch. This couple is so cute too, bird watching together. Haha. God bless them :)
Really wish I could get base plans for this house. Top 3 tiny homes on RUclips. Open. Light. Spacious. Modern. And head space in the loft!! Everything. Nicely done.
This is one of my favourit tiny houses. It is so clean because of the light and white walla. It's not packed with furniture and storage spaces. And the wood used is so beautiful. I love the windows. I have not enough light in my appartment so I "envy" them for having so many huge windows. This house can ba an ad for living in a tiny house.
I don't know how long it will take me but my first goal is to save to buy land. Once I have that I can plan the rest. It takes a lot of daily inspiration and I get it mostly at this channel!
By far best one I’ve seen, this is real effort at minimalism and affordability. Not like a few others recently featured, which felt like rich folk hoping on the trendy bandwagon
gabbie No I have watched at 20 or so and there were folks who bought their land or rented it. But what I don’t get are you people who knock someone for having family land. What exactly is wrong with that?
@@jazherahmacmornna8670 what r u talking about? i didn't say anything bad about people who have family owned land, neither was i talking to you. do you not know how youtube works? when the comment doesn't have specific reference to another account, the person is replying to the original comment. i was talking to @Estelio lmao please learn how to use youtube.
gabbie I ‘ve been using RUclips for as long as it has existed. Why are trying to start some shit with me? There’s plenty people here who are into that crap
I'm impressed with how little "stuff" they have. I've been trying to get rid of more things and have less stuff for like a year now (in preparation for moving into a tiny house with my husband and our - coming soon - baby). Really impressed with how little they have. Definitely trying to work my way down to that
Your wise thoughts at the beginning made me realize it's not about the things you have. But it's what you have and realize that you are blessed in every way.
Nothing is. But that's not what this site is about - it's about finding alternative ways to live, using fewer resources and with a smaller footprint. Whether people do that with the help of family and friends (and how many young people can't move out because of lack of affordable housing?), or whether they come to a mutually beneficial arrangement with a landowner, or they can buy the land themselves - it doesn't matter. You can't just copy their method because tiny living is very individual and there's no blueprint.
I think ultimately renting, doing a work trade, or living in an area with insanely cheap land (obviously not usually a desirable area) are the ways to go about it. Personally I can’t fathom buying land with a tiny house but for me the point is not being tied down so I’d rather rent anyways
I love tiny houses. I wish I knew how to build. I would build one and be so happy in it. I love the way it forces you to cut back on buying too much. I love the ones that are in touch with nature
When asked how long the people live in the tiny home, the answer is not more than a year usually. Would love to see videos on those who lived in such a place for like five or more years and what their experience were/are.
I really love that house. The kitchem is beautiful. The bedroom is so clean, fresh & organic. Love the bathroom. I'm in live with all the wonderful plants. Love this couple. They are so sweet & gentle. Love💞💝🌻🌞 everything about them & the house! Of course, love you as well for being so awesome always💞🎶🌻🌞!!!
Beautiful tiny house but this example really doesn't accurately represent land value or council regulations... If I wanted to replicate this in Queensland WITHOUT my parents letting me live on the back of their property I'd have to buy my own land... current rates in the suburbs is about $450k for 400sqm which would still give me a 30 year mortgage but I wouldn't be allowed to put a 'tiny house' on the land, and would rather be forced to build a normal home to meet council requirements
What a beautiful couple, living in a beautiful house. Love how they are committed to living a sustainable life. How are they doing now? Would love a follow up
Chomsky in the library. good for you! You inspire me.. beautiful home for an amazing low cost. PS: I have lived in Mexico for 30 years. Here and in many other countries, it is considered totally normal for families to live together or on the same land and to help each other out whenever possible. As long as everyone is being responsible, what would be wrong with that? Seems intelligent, practical and loving to me. In the US and other Western cultures people suffer from too much cold individualism. Then they have the cost of antidepressants added in to the mix
Everyone is talking about how they are on their parents land, but no one is talking about the fact that most of the time the only way you can get a permit to build a tiny house is as a secondary structure on land with an already existing house. Or you have to make it road-worthy to be able to claim it is a trailer and even then, many places have restrictions on what size a trailer can be and for how long it can be in one place, etc. etc.
There is another channel called "tiny house tours" and the thumbnail was a girls ass behind the sink . way to keep the integrity of what living free is all about. It's not just the houses that keep you're audience but the people who build them and share their lives with you. Great channel
Have to say this to me is the most attractive of ALL the Tiny Homes I have seen anywhere. There is another which I love in OZ which you showed, but this one just seems to be almost as delicious as chocolate! lol... So great. Their ideas, colors, plants, creativity. Beautiful job. Would love to know the name of their clothing company. Love they are into that. Plus they seem a very harmoneous pair. Great video. Loved it all.
I wish there were videos that showcase a couple with no building skills or family with building skills. There’s a common theme of tiny homes where they have a parent that helps them build it. I want to see a start to finish for first timers that gives me more hope to have one of my own
This couple really show you than in some cases you should not use a contractor because they are extremely high. Tiny homes used to be under $25,000 or less. It is insane how tiny homes are becoming so expensive these days. You might as well buy a regular home if you're going to pay $50,000 and up.
They seem like such a sweet couple. It's easy to criticize people who have access to resources, like the parents' free labor and land. But choosing to utilize their parents' land is the most eco-conscious decision they could make, rather than taking up space on another private property. Remember they don't have to live like this. They have degrees and could get a mortgage on a brand new 4-bedroom house. So I say good for them for staying true to their beliefs on low environmental impact.
A lovely tiny house and sweet couple.... But : "people feeling the pressure of mortgage debt and nine-to-five jobs when we really don't have to.....Another young couple who broke the mould" ...seriously? These are newly uni's graduating debt free living on their parents's huge estate, probably established under pressure of mortgage and day jobs:-)))). This is not breaking the mold. This has PRIVILIGED written all over LOL . I wish them all best though.
They saved and did their best to create their home that they can later move to their own land if they wish or need to. The problem these days isn't the "privilege" it's that everyone expects and loves the rags to riches and lone wolf making it on their own story. Community and helping each other out is what we need to get back to. So they had help, that's what it means to be human... Help each other out, be a community :) ✌🏼️
It's Spectacular 💕!!! I would love a Tiny House on my parents 7 gorgeous acres in upstate New York Fingerlakes Region BUT they won't allow it in NY!!!!
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So many people complaining about how they live in their parents and what not. I’m wondering why does that bother you guys so much? Each person has there own story. Bryce has shown videos of people who rent land, have bought there own land or have friends let them park. Whenever there’s a video of someone utilizing there parents property why do people cry in the comments section?
Some of it comes from jealousy, some comes from people that feel they're lying about "doing everything themselves" or are "selfmade debt free", and some people just find small things to complain about because they're bored.
Honestly I fit into the later category more often then I care to admit; but in this case I hope people just admire what was built and see the value in it for that. Maybe you can do something like what was done in this video? Maybe you can find people to help you just like these people did? Take control of your life and don't look down on others because they had help come from a more immediate source.
🗣 Because its misleading. There are actually people who watch this for information because they want to do this. The figures that they are listing are unrealistic to an average home buyer.
@@BlkOnyx0508 Obviously, it's not like every single video is cut to your personal requirements. Then go and look at those for inspiration and stop criticising them for using the resources at their disposal.
Jealousy?
@DH You can't, either, since the "theire" in question is meant to be "They're". But nice try. Love, a Millenial
This tiny house is filled with so much positivity and freshness. Thank you Bryce for introducing such beautiful people with their wonderful tiny houses, cheers!
Thanks Namrata! :)
@@livingbig you're most welcome.
So much to L-O-V-E: They are Vegans, they are minimalists and have not crowded their home like some tiny homes; their sustainable business (superb); they are using their academic education to better their lives and the environment; that basin in the bathroom, wow; that loft, so roomy and the birds' nests; how they let each other speak without talking over each other, and yes, having the right parents with LAND! LOL. I have to watch this again when I have more time. So lovely! 😍🌷
They are goals themselves!
Agreed. Having the right parents with land will help a good start 😊. Not everyone is that lucky though .
@Charlie Vetsworth Vegan or vegetarian, or even just reducing the amount of meat intake in our diets is a huge benefit to the environment and our health. In the US, livestock is the #1 contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, mostly from raising the food to feed the animals before slaughter. From what I've seen and read, being vegetarian or pescatarian can be very healthy and helps lower our impact on the environment, I can't see why being vegan would be any different.
Raw LawGirl, they are so lucky to have parents with land and professional building skills! But, when young people are as nice as these two, and they have appreciated and made the most of their opportunities, it's easy to be happy for them :)
I feel like it may get more cluttered over the next couple years. but they do have a workshop and their parent's garage for little extras like potting soil, materials for their business. that may explain some of the lack of clutter
I end up loving all of the houses you show, but this one is easily my favorite. It's so spacious. And beautiful inside and out. I love how they reused their scraps and how the branches made the handrail and the toilet paper holder. 💖💖
This is definitely one of my favorites! I love the clean lines, the minimalism, the beautiful earthy tones, and all of those gorgeous windows. And the plants! Very well done on a gorgeous piece of land. Thank you so much for sharing.❤️
Hello Pamela
Bryce, you're wondering why you didn't do that when you finished uni? Lol...it's because you've found a way to show us all these wonderful tiny homes...and you're hands down the best...! You've presented some of the best, and this one is one of the best of the best...so open, so well done...this "tiny" area has a very open and spacious feel. The railing is wonderful and the windows are just super for looking out/letting natural light in, even in the bedroom. The whole house is very well designed and decorated as if a top designer did their best. Thanks much for your dedication and excellent choices and interesting and informative interviews...I'm sure many, many thousands would agree...!
Thanks so much for your lovely comment! I'm so glad that you find value in our videos and enjoy what we do. Thank-you for watching! :)
I hope you enjoy this weeks video! We really love to see these DIY builds which were finished to such a great standard while still being really affordable homes. If you have any tips on how to build tiny homes for less, I'd love to hear them! Thanks for watching.
Living Big In A Tiny House
Our ancestors lived in tiny houses like small huts made of all eco friendly materials that will be much affordable and nice to live.
I still remember one of you last years episode where one guy was living in wilderness and his house costed only 12 dollars to build. His way of living was nice. That’s how I love to live
Living Big In A Tiny House - if one follows 3Rs ( reduce, recycle, and reuse )that’s the best tip.
Reduce - minimal lifestyle
Recycle- kitchen waste to soil / composting toilet
Reuse - building with used materials instead of buying new.
@gordy threehorses In Australia these are classed as caravans so all rules relating to caravans apply. You're allowed to keep a caravan on your property when you already have a house as everyone on the property is assumed to be making use of the house (whether they are or not). If you are on a vacant block, you must already have plans to build a house submitted to the council otherwise it's not allowed. Most people are taking advantage of being remote but really it only takes one nasty person to dobb them in to the council......
Another terrific house, and a young couple living their life right! Loved the colours, material, and layout--and not having to do conversion price-wise, since Aus $, NZ $, and Canadian $ are roughly equivalent. But, I was thrown by the height of the loft - surely that was higher than the 13'6" (4.1m) that we North Americans are usually bounded by for road-worthiness? That extra bit of height would make a huge difference in the only drawback tiny houses tend to have...
It may help that her father is a builder. I'm sure he was able to advise them from experience, and save them some pitfalls in construction. Less expensive than if they had paid for the advice and help.
So many times I watch one of these videos and think "this is the cutest one ever," and yet again, "THIS is the cutest tiny house ever." The desk is so pretty and functional!! The ceiling beams are beautiful and unique. The white walls and wood horizontal surfaces and all the windows make it so fresh and open. And the stair rail!
this is pretty dang impressive! Good on these folks for being so creative and resourceful. They truly exemplify the heart of the tiny house movement
This tiny house looks more expensive than $12,000. The bedroom has the most realistic, ceiling height that I've seen in a tiny house. Amazing job!
I think they said it cost $17,000
@@dallasdebrabander he said 17 aussie so roughly 12k usd
I think he was just complimenting how well built the house was.
@awesome guy even paying the builders, that cost will be %60 over the total cost. So it rise to u$d 26.000 max.
They wanted enough room to do it standing up.
I love their tiny spacious home. The young couple were clever with finding 2nd hand materials and utilizing as much of it as possible. That alone definitely cut the core of the costs down. Hope they do well in their new business venture...
I must admit this is one of my favourite tiny homes I have seen. I love the spacious entry, kitchen, staircase instead of a ladder. I also love the higher ceiling in the loft and the big windows. very beautiful I must say and very pleasant to watch. hope they spend many happy years in it.
the more I watch the tiny house movement, the more I want to declutter! this was a lovely example and I loved this couple's ethos.
Love the colours and the feel of the place :)
Thanks Sara! Glad you like it. :)
Yes, it's so beautifully designed and the green siding goes so well with the surrounding trees.
Charming couple. Lovely tiny
house. Really enjoyed this.
Thanks Bryce.
They sure are! Glad you enjoyed the vide. Thanks!
Great video but would love it if they went (even briefly) into detail about a) how they access/empty compost, b) how they get their clean water/where they put their gray/grey water, c) how/what material they built upon the trailer frame as foundation, d) whether they framed in wood or something else, e) what the floor is made of, f) where they get their electricity, g) what type of permit is needed and what type of build is this considered at the govt (county/shire) level - is it considered a non-permanent, non-dwelling trailer and does that circumvent the permit process? ...and so on. Practical things that viewers could use in their own design. I love the design elements, but I would like to see a balanced incorporation of the functions, systems, permits and build techniques. Including that will help people to take the next step and DIY. I agree, many of us don't have relatives with free land or skills in construction - so that type of info would be helpful imho.
Do you really expect all of that in a 15 minute video? There are plenty of books and online resources if you want the nitty-gritty of how to build a tiny house, and their are adult education courses for learning building skills. Building regulations vary from place to place, so it would be no use to you knowing the legalities for this particular location.
Lucky for them they have the most loving and generous parents.
NOTIFICATION FROM MY FAVORITE RUclips CHANNEL. TGIF. HER DAD IS THE REAL MVP HELPING OUT WITH THIS DIY!!!!!!
You know, with fewer and fewer "kids" (at 66, I think of them as kids) growing up learning practical hands-on craftsmanship, this tiny home revolution may be just the thing to keep smaller scale building-crafts alive. Bless that dad, for sure!
I applaud this young couple for their conscientiousness and passion for building and living sustainably. Kudos!
Those stair rails looks awesome
Yeah, all the knots and curves make for such a great look. I like how natural they managed to keep the house, while overall still keeping quite a modern look.
Just a small reminder to people looking to do the same - Just going out collecting wood like that from reserves and national parks is illegal in many states in Australia and if caught you could face fines, so please be careful. Sometimes you might be able to get a permit. Fallen wood is expected to be left to provide habitat for native mammals, reptiles, insects, plants and fungi.
H Roberts Really ? One can’t even take those tiny fallen branches . I don’t think so.
@RoyalBob. Sure, because if everyone has the same idea there will be nothing left in the reserve. It's the same reason that picking flowers is illegal in the reserves and in WA could cost you a $2000 fine.
H Roberts Got it. You have a point .:)
What a spacious clean classy tiny house. I love that they are animal lovers too and so excited about the birds outside.
Love the personal reflections at the end of this one. Brice your lament on not doing something similar right after College was so real and heartfelt. It was super validating because here you are already semi-famous-ish thinking the same thing as I. I can ease up on myself a bit for missing the bus right away in life, seeing someone who has a life that many would call "dream" or "Ideal" shows that things are not always what they seam and that people change, everyone has regrets or things they'd do differently and that journey through the two is called life. RESPECT.
Beautiful house!!! What is important is how they have reused and recycled various materials. The house is full of sunlight… I love the windows. Their lifestyle is truly sustainable ❤
What most impresses me? No telly! I think living in such an entertaining environment you dont miss distraction from the TV. Great!
Holy crap, that's like $14,000 USD. That's like a new econobox car... Well done to these two!
This, is so beautiful and inspiring. Wow. I live in Sydney, and it has felt impossible to buy my own place. To have own space, with so much outdoor and to pursue your passion.... this is so heartwarming to watch. This couple is so cute too, bird watching together. Haha. God bless them :)
Really wish I could get base plans for this house. Top 3 tiny homes on RUclips. Open. Light. Spacious. Modern. And head space in the loft!! Everything. Nicely done.
Love this tiny house - the wood, the white, the windows, the plants... Just my style! Good work on your awesome build guys :)
I love this couple, one doesn’t over power the other which seems to often be the case. Lovely home.
This is just one of my favorite tiny homes, I have seen so far. So beautiful! Great job!!!!
Hello
You get a feeling of organic living vibe beautiful Choice and nature next door, pirecless in my opinion.
Heaven. Those windows, views, all the birds, just spectacular. Truly a dream home.
This is the most beautiful tiny house I’ve ever seen in my life
Wow, very nice home and Love the cost. Just amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching! :)
The loft seemed to have a pretty comfortable height
For that size, spaciousness and decor- minimal but elegant, the cost is amazingly low. Well done.
This house and the surrounding is just wow...I'm totally blown away 😍
These tiny house videos has given so many ideas! another great video
Yay! That's great. Glad you got some inspiration here. :)
Living Big In A Tiny House Thank you guys so much for all the hard work! :]
This is one of my favourit tiny houses. It is so clean because of the light and white walla. It's not packed with furniture and storage spaces. And the wood used is so beautiful. I love the windows. I have not enough light in my appartment so I "envy" them for having so many huge windows. This house can ba an ad for living in a tiny house.
I wonder what they have done with the land so far, regarding the biodiversity and rewilding they were planning
I don't know how long it will take me but my first goal is to save to buy land. Once I have that I can plan the rest. It takes a lot of daily inspiration and I get it mostly at this channel!
By far best one I’ve seen, this is real effort at minimalism and affordability. Not like a few others recently featured, which felt like rich folk hoping on the trendy bandwagon
I'm head over heals with that bathroom sink!!! It's GORGEOUS
Every video is like:
We live on my parents’ property. One of us is a builder/architect/designer.
Not all of them
pretty sure you only watched like 2 videos bc most of what i watched were not like that lmao
gabbie No I have watched at 20 or so and there were folks who bought their land or rented it. But what I don’t get are you people who knock someone for having family land. What exactly is wrong with that?
@@jazherahmacmornna8670
what r u talking about? i didn't say anything bad about people who have family owned land, neither was i talking to you.
do you not know how youtube works? when the comment doesn't have specific reference to another account, the person is replying to the original comment. i was talking to @Estelio lmao
please learn how to use youtube.
gabbie I ‘ve been using RUclips for as long as it has existed. Why are trying to start some shit with me? There’s plenty people here who are into that crap
if your dad charged you for his help what would the cost be? because that should be the real cost, otherwise its misleading for most people.
They seem to be so happy with each other and there overall situation!
I'm impressed with how little "stuff" they have. I've been trying to get rid of more things and have less stuff for like a year now (in preparation for moving into a tiny house with my husband and our - coming soon - baby). Really impressed with how little they have. Definitely trying to work my way down to that
This is one of the best tiny homes. It’s open and has lots of natural light. The kitchen is a little too minimalist for me cuz I like to cook/bake
They seem so perfect for each other,im so happy for them
This is my favorite one yet 🥰 Light and spacious, full of plants.
Your wise thoughts at the beginning made me realize it's not about the things you have. But it's what you have and realize that you are blessed in every way.
Living in a naturally warm area makes you not to worry about thermical insulation, which is a great saving. Great job guys!
One of my most favorite tiny houses so far. I like the Australiana and sustainability theme x
A plot of land here will cost me at least $80,000 - $100,000 or more...so yeah, not so cost effective when you have to pay for the land.
Nothing is. But that's not what this site is about - it's about finding alternative ways to live, using fewer resources and with a smaller footprint. Whether people do that with the help of family and friends (and how many young people can't move out because of lack of affordable housing?), or whether they come to a mutually beneficial arrangement with a landowner, or they can buy the land themselves - it doesn't matter. You can't just copy their method because tiny living is very individual and there's no blueprint.
I think ultimately renting, doing a work trade, or living in an area with insanely cheap land (obviously not usually a desirable area) are the ways to go about it. Personally I can’t fathom buying land with a tiny house but for me the point is not being tied down so I’d rather rent anyways
I love tiny houses. I wish I knew how to build. I would build one and be so happy in it. I love the way it forces you to cut back on buying too much. I love the ones that are in touch with nature
I see a lot of love and relationship among family's members, and I think they both were made for each other.
I love this house, but, being someone who doesn't do well in extreme temperatures, I wonder how they cope with the Australian summers??
Love this one.
I really like the stair railing and branch they used to hold the toilet paper :D
When asked how long the people live in the tiny home, the answer is not more than a year usually. Would love to see videos on those who lived in such a place for like five or more years and what their experience were/are.
I concur! These videos often seem to catch dwellers when they've JUST moved in (under 6 months) and haven't truly "settled in".
I really love that house. The kitchem is beautiful. The bedroom is so clean, fresh & organic. Love the bathroom. I'm in live with all the wonderful plants. Love this couple. They are so sweet & gentle. Love💞💝🌻🌞 everything about them & the house! Of course, love you as well for being so awesome always💞🎶🌻🌞!!!
I will loved to live minimalist and the cost very cheap. Great place for retired like myself. Great job for young couple.
Green house dome would be perfect next to the tiny house.
This makes me so happy!
What a nice couple!!!!
Beautiful story!!! Fantastic tiny house👏👏👏👏👏👏👏♥️
These videos give me hope for the future
Beautiful tiny house but this example really doesn't accurately represent land value or council regulations... If I wanted to replicate this in Queensland WITHOUT my parents letting me live on the back of their property I'd have to buy my own land... current rates in the suburbs is about $450k for 400sqm which would still give me a 30 year mortgage but I wouldn't be allowed to put a 'tiny house' on the land, and would rather be forced to build a normal home to meet council requirements
You can't replicate any of the tiny house arrangements (although you can copy their designs) because they are all individual.
What a beautiful couple, living in a beautiful house. Love how they are committed to living a sustainable life. How are they doing now? Would love a follow up
Beautiful home, beautiful property, beautiful people :) Thank you for sharing!
Chomsky in the library. good for you! You inspire me.. beautiful home for an amazing low cost.
PS: I have lived in Mexico for 30 years. Here and in many other countries, it is considered totally normal for families to live together or on the same land and to help each other out whenever possible. As long as everyone is being responsible, what would be wrong with that? Seems intelligent, practical and loving to me. In the US and other Western cultures people suffer from too much cold individualism. Then they have the cost of antidepressants added in to the mix
What a happy, nice couple.
Everyone is talking about how they are on their parents land, but no one is talking about the fact that most of the time the only way you can get a permit to build a tiny house is as a secondary structure on land with an already existing house. Or you have to make it road-worthy to be able to claim it is a trailer and even then, many places have restrictions on what size a trailer can be and for how long it can be in one place, etc. etc.
I love the color of the exterior and I am not a big green fan. Lovely design.
Why houses in New Zealand in 2-3 times more expensive than in USA, especially California?
for 12.000 this is pretty good! I definitely want to build one myself
There is another channel called "tiny house tours" and the thumbnail was a girls ass behind the sink . way to keep the integrity of what living free is all about. It's not just the houses that keep you're audience but the people who build them and share their lives with you. Great channel
Have to say this to me is the most attractive of ALL the Tiny Homes I have seen anywhere. There is another which I love in OZ which you showed, but this one just seems to be almost as delicious as chocolate! lol... So great. Their ideas, colors, plants, creativity. Beautiful job. Would love to know the name of their clothing company. Love they are into that. Plus they seem a very harmoneous pair. Great video. Loved it all.
Beautiful home I luv the simplicity of it!
Pretty ironic that he’s talking about not getting sucked into trends yet they build a tiny house which time will tell is just a trend.
I wish there were videos that showcase a couple with no building skills or family with building skills. There’s a common theme of tiny homes where they have a parent that helps them build it. I want to see a start to finish for first timers that gives me more hope to have one of my own
Idk what's more beautiful, the home or their accents.
I wonder if these ppl are ok? Due to the huge fire 🔥
ok im totally doing this after seeing this brilliant house
I’d love to stay in a Tiny home for like a week and just get the vibe👀 it would be so nice in the mornings and when it’s raining 😱
So much hate in the comments.. the house is that beautifull... Great work !
This couple really show you than in some cases you should not use a contractor because they are extremely high. Tiny homes used to be under $25,000 or less. It is insane how tiny homes are becoming so expensive these days. You might as well buy a regular home if you're going to pay $50,000 and up.
An inspirational couple.
Its nice and open and light i like it
One of my Favorites!
Can you believe the prices of the windows and doors 🚪?!!!!
They seem like such a sweet couple. It's easy to criticize people who have access to resources, like the parents' free labor and land. But choosing to utilize their parents' land is the most eco-conscious decision they could make, rather than taking up space on another private property. Remember they don't have to live like this. They have degrees and could get a mortgage on a brand new 4-bedroom house. So I say good for them for staying true to their beliefs on low environmental impact.
Gorgeous home n such a lovely couple...Blessings!!💙
Stunning design 😍
I would be interested in seeing a couple that has lived a very long time together in a tiny home.
A lovely tiny house and sweet couple.... But : "people feeling the pressure of mortgage debt and nine-to-five jobs when we really don't have to.....Another young couple who broke the mould" ...seriously? These are newly uni's graduating debt free living on their parents's huge estate, probably established under pressure of mortgage and day jobs:-)))). This is not breaking the mold. This has PRIVILIGED written all over LOL . I wish them all best though.
They saved and did their best to create their home that they can later move to their own land if they wish or need to. The problem these days isn't the "privilege" it's that everyone expects and loves the rags to riches and lone wolf making it on their own story. Community and helping each other out is what we need to get back to. So they had help, that's what it means to be human... Help each other out, be a community :) ✌🏼️
What a Beautiful home! Very nice couple i whish them all the best for the future :)
It's Spectacular 💕!!! I would love a Tiny House on my parents 7 gorgeous acres in upstate New York Fingerlakes Region BUT they won't allow it in NY!!!!
I going to do one in Morelia Mexico every body its going to be sorprise
I just love the birdies
Beautiful home, and a Beatiful young couple.
Love this design.