living lifeonpause yes! I could picture myself in this one. Clever use of space and beautiful ambiance. 💜

living lifeonpause is that a member from got7? I'm bts biased but he looks familiar haha

living lifeonpause Exactly, this guy is on his stuff!!!!

living lifeonpause same

living lifeonpause youngjae!

Lmaooo this comment!! I agree 100% I imagine u eventually get used to crouching but I think being able to stand significantly contributes to the house not feeling so claustrophobic

@@AM-nv5ww bingo!

Agree!

Any chance the coffee/dining table is available for purchase?!...I think you would have some buyers!

I would love to purchase that table!!! Let us know when it is available. :)

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If someone finds the coffee table please share the link! :)

Alice Curtis Thanks! Its nice when people trully understands the process of a real custom build. Its very stressful because you never know how everything is going to turn out, even if the house is already sold. Thanks to our customer who just truly trust our team to build her house exactly how she wanted it. 😊

Minimaliste inc. Forgot to mention how impressed I was that all the utilities can be accessed from inside, labeled and easy to work on. Gold Standard!

Minimaliste inc. I would love to collaborate with you guys. How do I get in touch with someone? Thanks!

Alice Curtis agreed. I've researched for over four years and this is the best design I've ever seen. hands down! Happy they are from my Belle Province. Now I need to find a place in around the Toronto area to live in this. An extra 5 feet of trailer would make this even better. Bravo!

Its awesome Agreed..... Put a slide rail on the ladder, and another on the loft cabinet doors. A sliding patio door or at least a dutch style. Incorporate 1 drawer at the end of the bed for everyday stuff. Incorporate a sliding partition for the loft. That fridge is a total POS. Switch to a European style to match the range. Like a Fisher & Paykel and switch the A/C to a Mitsubishi.

Amanda Close Thanks very much Amanda :)

can you please share the other 2? hehe

Sandi , I've seen those 2 as well.... my only criticism of those are #1. no bathroom in her first build. #2. the wardrobe in the second build was meh. but loved both other than those 2 issues. there is a swiss (?) one and a NZ one that I like the best. both open and airy with lots of large windows..... I would share the links but cant on my phone.

Actually, she did have a bathroom for the first one... It was just placed outside in its own structure because she set it up to function like a dry Cabin... When you place a structure in the middle of the wilderness where the temperatures can get to sub zero in the winter... You don't want pipes, etc in a structure you're not going to be living in every single day as otherwise the pipes will freeze and burst and excess moisture will just ice up the whole interior and end up causing wood rot and mold when it eventually thaws... Versus a outhouse that you don't mind getting some damage and can avoid having a lot of pipes by just placing the water tank right next to were it will be used... Besides, this is pretty common in Alaska... While the second house was for someone who was going to live in it full time, so that wasn't a issue... So really mind where the house is being placed and how it is going to be used... There are things to consider when one is being used as a vacation retreat that may be used only seasonally vs a home that will be lived in all the time...

ZeoCyberG thats right.... I stand corrected! there was an out house on the first one.

How can somebody live with no TV. I would go berserk. Between the size of the place and no TV. What the hell do you do?

pc. i didnt watch tv in my home for years now

@@theblitz1687 Glad to hear it.

Robert A. Lofgren Jr. did not watch tv for 6 years... best thing to do to clean your head. Nw you will know what to do then

@@roberta.lofgrenjr.9182 it was a custom build - they do it your way

Right?! I NEVER understand why anyone would want one of those hard benches against a wall.

Thought exactly the same !!! 😂😂😂

Totally!

Adrienne Law wooooohh awesome comment! Thanks so much, we are so happy about the feedback we have about our Sakura design, Thanks for listening! 😚😊❤

Yes, it checks all my boxes!

yes i agree

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Mrs Dianna I agree, I want to buy one for my living room now!!

Thanks :) I have been sleeping in it a couple of weeks, it feels incredibly good inside.

Erin Taylor I agree, best one I've ever seen.

Best one I've seen too!

agree

Indeed. This is one of the best tiny home designs I've seen so far.

Book Mistress garage storage at home depot next to tiny

@@lugonzalez7634 But wouldn't they get mildew over them?

Yes, no TV, but music and too many books, and a very nice loft to relax. It's my dream ...and all the tiny house is easy to clean, with good spaces to sleep, live and cook. At least, it's really clear and pretty. Wonderfull!

8 months dude? I grew up in a trailer house which was the same size. (tiny house today = SUPER POOR 40 years ago)

ezdjScooby orgasmic living room? Hummm

Sexy, youthful, romantic, comfy, functional, clever, spacious, and hidden storage makes this a WINNER. How much is this? All it needs is a television for the living area.

Antwon Kyle Thanks man! 😎

Kelly Taylor thanks!! 😘🤙😊

Anne Karaba start a business making them.

Thanks Randy! Very kind comment :)

Minimaliste inc. I love this house! Did you custom make that DINING TABLE? I would like to buy the table.

Kathy Hill You are gogorgeous😉😎

BRUCE LEE I agree whole heartedly

JadeToniRitsa L your*

So much storage!

Same!

Makeup Lover33 I agree

Simply Crafty Latifah truly, much moreeeeee livable than a loft bedroom

maybe we can just put some person in a small home, maybe they would like the cabinet over the sink in the kitchen area that also serves as a living room and entertainment center and additional bedroom? And the Laundry is right there!

There's no one else in this thread. Why are you talking in third person? I actually would love a small space, and cabinets over sinks are fairly standard, so I'd have that. I'd prefer a studio apartment to a tiny house, because houses tend to be in suburbs, so I wouldn't be within walking or biking distance of very much if I lived in a house. So, the entertainment area would be within view of the sink, and the laundry (two small, stacked machines) would be right there, too, or in the washroom if it's big enough. I probably wouldn't have space for an extra bedroom, though. Maybe I'll change my mind when I'm older. For now, I like looking at designs for cool ways to live in small spaces. It keeps you from getting stuff you don't need, and saves money. Even simple things, like keeping cardboard boxes under your bed and storing stuff in them, can save space. I dunno why you're trying to make this conversation negative. It's cool to see creative ways of fitting more into smaller spaces.

some person Perfect for a serial killer to hide bodies! (JK)

+Myrra Jane Well, as someone considering that line of work myself, naturally this house is very attractive to me. It would give me plenty of space to store bodies (up to three victims!) until I could turn them into soap.

+Myrra Jane Speaking of which, would you like to visit me? I promise the butcher knife is just for the steak.

Rachel Harris going to subscribe to your Channel. All the best!!