Beautiful project

He can't rent it.

me too, it means people have an idea of how much they need to spend if they ever decide to build/renovate their own tiny home.

I agree with this. A rough estimate would be great if they don’t necessarily want to go into too much details about the cost

Noted ! And we definitely will consider to include them in our videos or our website article !

Yeaa...that would be really helpful

I was in talks with them last year to actually do a coverage on my apt with a focus on budget/DIY, but things got delayed so idk if they'd still be interested. With a little luck you might see it though!

My exact thoughts. I could live here.

I wonder if it is because you drastically underestimate the time and cost. What would you pay to make this your home and do you have the means?

@@wilmaknickersfit Would you prefer a bathroom upstairs and down to a two story downstairs single?

@@wilmaknickersfit I don't think the owner of this home can afford it either -he needs to rent it part time to pay the bills. Solutions, not excuses -I like it! I have the money and will not live in a home that puts the bathroom a flight of stairs away from my bed. In another post under this video I pointed out that by volume, the bathroom in this house is large and any rational person would use that upper volume for an up stairs bathroom. But that would be far less impressive in photos and video. The bath in this home is a work of art and it does make sense to just have one bath to clean in a rental. I most envy how easy this home is to clean. I hope I didn't come across as snobbish talking about the cost. There are just sooooo many comments saying "I could see myself living there". I can't help wondering, is it because it's a $7000/mo lifestyle upgrade?

I'd hate it. It's a mancave. Very unpractical with some very ugly elements. Just a few nice spots.

They would never let you do that in my country... You would need a brand-new, probably annattaineable building permit.

I would have added a street facing window to the kitchen. But yeah, this home is gorgeous.

@@tramenari The owner seems to prize light coming in more than looking outside. Which is fine, but I understand it's not for you.

yess I also thought these awkward layout and ceiling must be hard but oh my he could have natural lights throughout the building!

I agree. Setting the entryway door back from the street and using a privacy screen was a great idea.

Maybe he can't afford to live there full time.

probably because it's in Hobart lmao

fr it's huge like twice the size of what me and my gf can afford lol

This looks like low maintenance and quick, easy cleaning! Count me in! 👍🏼😎✌🏼

@@gus473 It looks to me like the commercial rental it is. 44sM of pretty dance floor with no comfortable place to sit.

Aren't they great....? 🐝

If you were more attentive, you would noticed there were two trees in the courtyard, before the transformation. Thesr two morons, owner and architect decided to cut them down in order to build this hangar. Which, by the way, it looks like a showroom than inhabited. I know, I am mean, but I guess these dudes are paying this Kirsten for advertising the house, for sale or for other hipsters who bought a house and want to transform it into a snobistic "hollyday cottage" in the remote Tasmania.

@@1zanglang No need to call them morons. At the end of the day, it's their house, their design. Hope you have a good day!

@@emahavard6059 Really? Then how do you call people who destroy two trees, to make way for concrete? Geniuses? Responsible people? Environment friendly? I hope you would have a wonderful weekend too.

@@1zanglang Imagine hating on a guy who destroyed two trees in his less than 50sqm home when you have giant corporations or even Governments clearing millions of trees year on year... Yeah fuck that one guy! The channel doesn't run off people paying to have the house filmed, they film it to expose small architecture/living small.

@@1zanglang The economics of expensive urban real estate don't provide for private trees. Sadly, the city likely gave numerous variances for this construction and would have blocked a full new construction of the same size that saved a tree.

That sends shivers down my back…..I can’t ever forget about that story….it’s lurking always …..

@@artwithmamafairybreadd the worst part was the hypocrisy...

They probably could have built a bigger laundry room/center in the courtyard...if laundry/utility room is important.

Yeah I think there definitely is room for a bigger fridge. My apartment is 30m2 loft and even that has a full size fridge.

We worry about the same thing. But putting a larger standalone refrigerator in the apt, anywhere, would be fine. It probably won't look as "refined", but function over design!

European fridges are not as large as in America.

Maybe they don’t want a large, in-your-face fridge!

Why would a two person house, need a bigger fridge?

yes I agree. It's a second 100% airbnb project I've seen on this channel. If you live there part time you need some storage to keep your personal belongings. This project has 0. I hate those airbnb projects, as nice as they are properties like this litter every city and they make entire housing market more expensive for people who try to get on property ladder

The bar fridge is a big nope for me

Comfortable chairs? Where? Kitchen -2 small hard wood stools. Courtyard 2 metal stools. Bedroom one hard plastic desk chair. Living room one hard vinyl loveseat. Hard floors everywhere. In the entire house the only comfort is the bed. Lac of comfortable seating is my top criticism. It looks to me like a commercial rental -designed to be photographed and hosed out/scrubbed, not comfortable or at all personal.