Tiny Houses

[onawah]

Is Downsizing to a Tiny Home right for you?
Tiny House Giant Journey
1.91M subscribers
Feb 25, 2026

"In this video we interview five tiny home dwellers about their experience with downsizing. They share tips for the downsizing process, tricks for maintaining a minimal space, and discuss how life has changed since purging their material possessions.

🏡 Full tours of the homes featured in this video, in order of appearance:
Denise's ADU Tiny Home → • Her TINY HOUSE is the size of a garage, & ...
Cate & Brian's Tiny Home → • Sold everything to live in a Tiny House; n...
Abigail and Joel's Tiny House → • My family's beautiful Tiny Home w/ a new baby
Suzanne's Tiny Home → Full tour coming soon!
Janine's Tiny House → • The inside of her tiny home feels huge! Fo...

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=e74FV5GPzGM

[onawah]

This Tiny Home Is Part of Something Much Bigger
Living Big In A Tiny House
4.74M subscribers
Mar 27, 2026

(Another beautiful must-see DIY tiny home, made with plenty of recycled materials, but even more unique in that it's part of a whole idyllic, sustainable community.)

"At first glance, this looks like a beautifully crafted tiny home. Warm timber, soft natural light, plants climbing toward the ceiling, and a stained glass window that completely transforms the space. But there’s a lot more going on here than just the house.

Set in Tasmania, this DIY build is part of a property that has been shaped over decades. Caleb grew up here, helping his family plant trees, build gardens, and even create the maze that now winds through the land. What started as his parents’ vision has slowly grown into something much bigger, a place filled with wildlife, creativity, and a strong connection to nature.

Today, it’s a space that’s shared. There’s a cafe, a wellness clinic where Caleb works, gardens, animals, and hidden corners scattered throughout the forest. It’s not something that appeared overnight, it’s evolved over time into a kind of living, breathing environment. The tiny house is the newest layer in that story.

After years of share houses and time spent overseas, Rosie and Caleb built this home so they could return and have a place of their own here. Built largely by hand and on a modest budget, the focus wasn’t on fitting in as much as possible, but on creating a space that feels good to be in.
Inside, everything reflects that. Reclaimed windows, handmade pieces, a custom-built couch, and a kitchen designed for people who genuinely love to cook. It’s simple, but thoughtful, and full of character.

There’s also a lot of story in the details. Old materials brought back to life, pieces collected over time, and plenty of long nights spent working things out as they went.

There are some places that just feel magical to visit, and this is one of them. We hope you enjoy the full tour of this spectacular tiny home and gardens.

⏱️ Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:27 Meet Rosie & Caleb
01:07 The Property & Its History
03:30 Cafe, Wellness Space & Forest Features
04:29 The Tiny House Journey
06:36 Outdoor Living
07:47 Inside the Home
08:46 Design Philosophy
10:49 Kitchen & Custom Builds
14:23 Fermentation Business
15:21 Bathroom
17:17 Sleeping Loft
19:17 Leaving & Returning
21:41 Build Cost
22:22 What’s Next

You can follow Rosie and Caleb's tiny home adventures on their instagram: / fika.tasmania "

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=y25X7Id_LVc

[RunningDeer]

My Biggest Regrets With Tiny Living (After 6 Years)

• 147,387 views
• March 14, 2026
• Anders Boisen

Living in a tiny house can be freeing — but it also comes with challenges. After six years of tiny living in my forest cabin, I share my biggest regrets and the lessons I’ve learned about simple living, comfort, legality, and the hidden pressures of creating your own off-grid lifestyle.

In this video I talk honestly about the practical and personal realities of tiny house living: isolation, lack of basic comforts, the legal situation around tiny homes, and how the dream of simple living can sometimes become a new kind of rat race.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro: Tiny living is romantizised
01:24 Regret #1: Isolating myself
03:46 Regret #2: Lacking basic comfort
07:26 Regret #3: The legal situation
09:54 Regret #4: Making my own rat race
12:42 Regrets are not failures

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=hrFlAn6ouZg

[Rizotto]

Not specifically about tiny houses. It's about practicality in design, costs, and functionality, all interesting issues for tiny houses dwellers.

Storms Destroy Mansions But Can't Touch This $17K Home

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=yIhqr3i_2Dc