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Hey all! Thanks so much for watching this weeks episode. I hope you enjoy it! I really love how this home has been built to last the generations. So much construction nowadays is just quickly and cheaply slapped together homes built for easy turn-around and profit, but this is a home which was really built with some love! I’d love to hear what you think of this home! Remember, for those who enjoy our videos and would like to help us on our mission, we are on Patreon at https://patreon.com/livingbig – here, you can support us for just $1 per video, which goes a long way to helping to keep us on the road producing videos! Enjoy this weeks episode, and I’ll see you again next week! 🙂
This is my favorite tiny house so far and I have watched hundreds of videos. I love the complete functionality as well as the warm feel of the home.
If I am all by myself, I definitely built one for me. But having two kids we need more space.
This house is so beautiful
must to say he is really a hottie
I wish I have a budget to build a tiny house here in the Philippines I really love tiny houses the different designs and locations is really lovely. Thanks living big for sharing us this wonderful videos. ☺☺
Wow! The way he described the wood was so unique. Surfboard epoxy! Wine barrels! Cool!
That outdoor furniture is awesome.
Love this house!! Adorable features with the downstairs bed and the stone floor in the bathroom!
bryce, you needa easy does it on the soy, or else dont be afraid to let ur beer belly show, cause ur pecks are lookin a bit disproportional to ur body lol no offense, sorry, just giving some constructive criticism
Gorgeous! I love wood and this is a wood lover’s paradise. Only one question : How can you hang out on the roof with those ridges? Why are they there,anyway?
I love this, so beautiful. The sitting area that converts to a bed in that way is so smart. It looks better than other ones ive seen. Having a bed on the ground level of a tiny home would be so essential for me just in case.
I would have a washing line on the roof
did anyone else think that he was that ryan guy from a different episode? they’re wearing the same shirt and look scarily similar
I wonder where they are hiding the ganja lol 💨
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
ouuhhh that bathroom is luxurious af
Her top is nice
Most of these people I have seen on you tube, live on family land, which helps, especially in Calif. Rent is outrageous, just crazy, there should be a law, on limits on rent.
She sounds like a valley girl
What a beautiful homely home looks so much bigger than 28ft long.
@11:05 No. They’re not “kind of absurd” they are totally unrealistic. For those watching, buy your tiny home now before too many figure it out and the cost will skyrocket here too. Tiny homes are a rational response to an irrational market. @11:50 Thank God! You sound so much happier in your current tiny home. Congratulations! One of the best features of a tiny home, other than its price, is the freedom to move on a dime. Can’t do that with “real” estate.
These guys are great … the steps were designed to accommodate their dog as well. Awesome 👏
This Tiny Home is beautiful. Love ❤️ the location too!
I love your house. I want one like that
Beautiful home 🏡
I was born & raised in Ojai & moved away in 98’. My parents bought their home in 1960 brand new for 10k in Upper Ojai. I tried to move back in 15’ but no way. It’s insane how expensive it became. Thx Hollywood 😏
I got homesick watching. They did a beautiful job on their tiny house with all the special details. The signature Chumash walls looks like their in the East end or up on Foothill/Arbolada .
It would be cool at the end of each of these videos to show the homes at night with the lighting.
I love the way that the man looks at his wife! They are both so well spoken. The house is very nice!
A wonderful home- Thanks for sharing it with us!
This is a tiny house I could actually live in. All that wood is great. The interior is not too fussy, but still lovely and practical. The bedroom is not claustrophobic. Solar panels and compostable toilet are eco. It is just right. 80K final is doable for the quality and endurance of the tiny home.
Tiny houses are awesome but I see most these people are indoctrinated into this ignorant, “sustainable lifestyle,” stuff and so I just want to throw a contradicting opinion to consider;
The real goal of those who promote “sustainability, and go green,” is not to save the environment, I know this because nobody stewards property better than the one who owns it, the real goal is the property.
Let me explain, property is everything the edifice upon which our entire society operates, and there are and have always been men that want to control the world, so they need your property.
Yet dictators throughout history have tried everything under the sun and just kept failing, so now they want you to make the choice for them so you don’t fight back.
Teach how mass production destroys the environment and that this system of private property is killing the world, your freedom has led to disaster.
Make a smaller footprint – your in my way, go green – the way you live is not OK, sustainable – our approval.