Garage Converted into AMAZING Modern Living Space - Tiny Home Tour

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Thanks for watching! Check out the garage conversion on Airbnb here: www.airbnb.ca/users/65112707/listings Get the NordVPN deal here: NordVPN.com/exploringalternatives And a special shout out to Ben Tour, the artist who made the beautiful painting in the bedroom: instagram.com/ben_tour/

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[@elainegranzow9755]

LOVE IT ! Absolutely beautiful use of space. I am so not into modern decorating - hate blue and grey and modern minimalist style - but somehow this looks so warm and cozy !! I could move in and instantly feel at home.

[@roxanneschortemryer6890]

I think this is such a great idea. Beautifully done!!!

[@F-J.]

I would do ceiling curtain tracks. Give privacy for the bedroom and spare bedroom when needed.

[@bonniegarber9915]

I was thinking something similar, maybe a barn door concept on the shelves

[@eattherich9215]

I didn't like having the bedroom on show immediately you walk into the place. Some sort of screen should have been added.

[@diamondstud322]

I would agree if this were a long-term living space, but an Airbnb is more like a hotel room, so I don’t think it’s really necessary.

[@SugarFreeDaily-ex3ii]

Privacy from who ? How many people are you planing to put in there ?

[@marlettemorris4117]

@@SugarFreeDaily-ex3ii😂

[@scotthargraves576]

I love this space! My wife and I are thinking of downsizing within 5-7 years, once the kids are moved out. We live in a 120 year old farmhouse with stairs that are close to ladders that we likely will grow to dread in our 60's.

[@valeriehancotte-galan4790]

Beautiful! Sliding glass/barn doors for privacy around bedroom. Many options here 🤔🤔

[@Alveiren]

You can easily hide the back of that TV with a piece of art facing the bed on a squared U-shaped framework.

[@ExploringAlternatives]

True! The owner also just let us know that the tv can be turned around so you can watch in bed as well! Thanks for watching :)

[@darklittlepeople]

excellent, i came to the comment section to say exactly that ! 👍

[@josianeoliveira2004]

Another ideia is creating a way to spin the tv so that you can watch it on the living room or in the bed.

[@RI-uv3lm]

Yes. One can use a rotating table & a box to cover the back, with a piece of art on it. This will help to watch TV, both from the bed and living area

[@clarkclarke5321]

@@josianeoliveira2004 I converted a Lazy Susan into a rotating shelf for my tv..

[@udai025]

This looks really cozy and functional as well, love it.

[@edf2953]

I love the design of this home. There’s much more space than I anticipated. Even without walls, one gets the feeling of separation between the various ‘rooms’ of the house. Kudos to the architect/design/build team! I enjoyed the video and learning about this interesting tiny home.

[@xTheHumanoidx]

I love the build of this place. A couple changes I would make for personal preference is for the TV to be on a rotating base so it can rotate to face the bedroom or the living room. And in the kitchen, add a small gas cooktop. And if possible shoehorn in a washer dryer combo hidden behind a cupboard door or somesuch.

[@becs2272]

Love it.! Wonder if the tv could be mounted to a "backboard" about the size of the tv. And have it be able to swivel or rotate 180 degrees to face the bed? Then one could watch in either area and its could take care of not seeing the back side of tv in either "room". None the less, really like the whole space!

[@justchillinout2002]

Another option is to have that same "backboard" mounted on the poles and have a TV mounted either side. Two TV's but simple solution.

[@F-J.]

I would have a mirror on it.

[@ExploringAlternatives]

We just heard from the owner that the TV can be turned around so you can watch it in bed or in the living room! Thanks for watching!

[@SBSunshine]

@@ExploringAlternatives That's exactly how I thought they planned it... So it can be watched from living room or bed 👍

[@Thewalkinggamergaming]

I was thinking the exact same thing, and go up in size maybe 86 inch hard swivel qoled and a nice wireless surround sound system would be perfect

[@thereseripoli1322]

With some storage under the bed and by the desk and that divider between the bed and living room, this would be awesome. It's a beautiful space

[@katietatey]

I love this! Such a thoughtful design. I love the high windows for privacy but the low lights to brighten up the space. Looks very cozy.

[@CarolynsRVLife]

I love the modern open floor plan! If I ever decide to stop living and traveling in an RV I'd love something like this! Thank you for the great video

[@FloridaGirl-]

It’s totally awesome! I love the openess and it’s airy. (Everyone has their own needs, I would want a normal fridge and stove/oven). The accent lights are great. And it being at least 400 sq ft. It’s more realistic. 👍 Great job & great decorating!

[@sueperez21]

Love this. Perfect design inside and out. Great amount of space, looks bigger than the size. Each space is very nicely staged and decorated. Much nicer than a studio apartment.

[@Spookalina]

That painting is truly spectacular; very futuristic. This tiny house is wonderful, I love the design. It feels cozy, cool, calm, and comforting. Just seems like a very chill place to live. Lovely interior design. As others have said, it could use more storage. I'd personally change the bed to a storage one if I lived in such a place.

[@JLea3]

I would like a double-sided fireplace between the living area and bedroom.

[@paddobs]

Overall great use of the space, but I wouldn't want my clothes hanging openly in the middle of the room. Plenty of space on that back wall between the bed and the bathroom to put a closet with combo hanging and shelves/draw space.

[@BinoDist]

Plenty of space on the back wall between the bed and the bathroom for a clothes closet if the sliding barn door was instead a cavity slider. To make the place more suitable for long term accommodation, the divider between the bed area and the living room could be closed in to allow more privacy and more storage. The tv could be mounted on a stand that allowed it to rotate and be seen from both the bedroom and the living area.

[@barbaraballes2117]

Oh, get over it! There are plenty of many other cool ideas to compensate for a dang closet. If it's a rental, people aren't going to bringing a shit ton clothes. The entire concept is amazing!! 😊

[@10AntsTapDancing]

Awesome space and I could easily see my self living in it with just a couple of changes for storage. It would certainly keep you on track with a minimalist lifestyle without going without comfort.

[@zaQba]

This is actually really nice and cosy. I love this.

[@tommiemaese7116]

This is the BEST garage conversion I have ever seen! A place after my own heart! Love it! I wouldn't change anything!

[@ExploringAlternatives]

We agree! It's a beautiful and functional space. Thanks for watching :)

[@carolewarrenrealtor]

WoW ... thanks for repeating that this was a converted garage 😯. Incredible! Well thought out design and like the open concept, high windows to add height to the space and draw the eye up. Built in lighting along the wall made for an easy and seamless flow, offering a more spacious feel -- right into the bathroom with floating counter and pocket door. Really a functional living space. Also, appreciate the Convection Oven as I cook 99% of all meals in mine, great kitchen appliance (especially in a small space). Well done👏. I can just imagine the sound of rain against the tin/metal roof ... music to my ears 😊.

[@Nothing_Town]

This is one of the best garage conversation I've seen! The only thing is they could have done the closet better. It's still an amazing space though.

[@JJoy-bk8yr]

It isn't really a house. It is a short term vacation rental so it doesn't need a good closet.

[@lorrainedempsey3320]

This converted garage, is fabulous. The owners, thought of everything. Really beautiful 🥰🥰🥰

[@cyvonn]

This is an amazing space and it doesn't seem cramped at all. Beautifully laid out.

[@shellbellexx3]

Wow! This home is stunning ! I didn’t think I was into complete open concept ...until now. Beautifully done.

[@gikar1948]

Terrific conversion. Well laid out with beauty and functionality.

[@nigelh3253]

Amazing use of the space in this conversion. In the design process every sq ft is important and dividing up the 441 sq ft to make a fantastic living space. Design, design, design.

[@cathylynnpietranton]

Thanks Matt for sharing. We really love this garage conversion. You could always hang a sheer curtain on the back of the TV and still have open concept.❤

[@samsmom1491]

A floor to ceiling sheer on a track that can be moved out of the way during the day.

[@jmk1962]

Lovely conversion. I really like it and could see myself living in a place like that in the future when I no longer want to live in a big house. That artwork is amazing, I love it. The only thing I would do is create some kind of swivel for the TV with a mirror on the back so that it hides the ugly back and it could be used as a vanity unit on the bedroom side to do your hair/make up. Then if you want to watch TV in bed, just swivel it round.

[@DNLDVID]

You guys are the best in showing us how others are living wonderfully, giving inspiration!

[@fthurman]

What a beautiful build! I don't find the decor aesthetic to my personal liking, but it's such a beautiful space! Not only a lovely rental air bnb unite, how nice would it be to have your guests stay there rather than in the house with you!

[@garya3056]

Strikingly well-designed except for a serious lack of storage and clothing closet.

[@user-go1ut1gz4n]

This place only works as an BnB for just that reason. The minute you arrive with a weeks worth of clothes/books/food, etc, the place is cluttered. I currently have a smaller place, but I wouldn't swap as there is no storage. The table is too small to spread out on with laptop & papers or have a real meal at.

[@TraceyMush]

Damn, how did l not notice that! Fine for a vacationer - the coat closet can be used. But for living, kind of lacking in that respect :((

[@ekdaufin1485]

Zactly!

[@marcellogenovese199]

I guarantee you this is not a long term dwelling and only for air BnB. But either way, there is a pull down ladder to the upper level where I am sure they store all their yard decorations lol.

[@keepthechange1]

If you are a minimalist this is perfect! That's the point of living in smaller spaces.

[@littlecookingtips]

Since we live currently in a smaller farmhouse, this is truly an inspiration and a spectacular way to use space! Kudos!

[@growingwings1212]

What a beautiful studio! I would happily live there. I think the way they have it set up works great for their Air BnB purposes. If I were to live in a place like that longer term I'd want a bigger fridge and a real stove with cooktop and oven. Also, regarding the exposed back of the TV, you could hang a dark blue patterned tapestry from the shelf above the TV to cover it, and from the other side, the tapestry would serve as background so that your eyes can really focus on the TV without the distraction of the bedroom behind.

[@RevdUp.Art.Fotografer]

There a lots of good things about this home. It's beautifully appointed. I'm a fan of higher windows for privacy, although I'd have put some kind of curtain. The up-lighting is great because it helps light the space and it means there doesn't have to be space taken up for lamp tables. Literally the only thing that would work for me is there is REALLY not any storage. I have home stuff and clothes.

[@monicaalva2423]

Lovely! and the explanation was great! The style and decoration gives the studio a nice, peaceful and relaxing vibe.

[@lapislazarus8899]

I love living spaces like this! I lived in a "mother's-in-law quarters" in an old neighborhood in the downtown of my city and it was my favorite. I called it "La Caja" cuz it was a perfect square box.

[@hannah27_99]

Suggestion: install the tv in the pole or pipe while being able to swing it in the living room, bedroom and kitchen. That way you can have additional storage from where the tv was originally.

[@jocelynelangis777]

This garage is such an interesting option to stay closed to the city. The decor for such a small space is very well thought and definitely inviting. Fell more space than in a van but we cannot compare carrot with potatoes. I do like the little table for working or drinking coffee. Do not have the impression it is surrounded by other houses . Thanks for this new options !!!!!!

[@angiesheirlooms]

Love love love! EXACTLY what we want for a garage we have on a rental house. Absolutely beautiful!! Thank you for sharing!!!

[@stablestoic1491]

Perfect for people happily living single.

[@valeriehancotte-galan4790]

A couple could live here also with a few adjustments.

[@imiy]

Enough space for a small family.

[@sunny_dhende6289]

It's the perfect amount of space for me, only thing I would add is a washer and dryer.

[@lillians.4384]

@@imiy absolutely

[@2bczar4u]

I suspect this is an AirBNB and this is disguised advertising.

[@TheDetourDuo]

this is so cool! it looks so spacious despite being a small garage

[@janettawallace3722]

That is really amazing renovation of the garage. Lovely decor inside.

[@RobVespa]

I really like this space. Regarding the TV - You can always fabricate an aesthetically pleasing backing for it - and place it on a custom lazy susan type stand so that it can be turned and watched from the bed...

[@ChazEvansdale]

They could make a back plate for the TV with art to make it more aesthetically pleasing. Since it's in a central area of the place they should have spent more time on it and the cable management to make it cleaner and more aesthetically pleasing. It's a huge drawback to the well layout space and with a couple changes they could make a huge improvement. You didn't mention it, but I like that it can be turned around to be watched in bed too.

[@imari2305]

This is really nice!! Something my 2 adult children could each have their own little house.

[@comedianmattrossey]

This is a very well thought out design, and is the perfect single or couples 1st home. I would like to do this when my wife and I finally have our own property. This is exactly what I would do, a garage or shed conversion big enough for a single or couple occupancy. Thank You!

[@plaidpaisley5918]

I love this. We recently bought a 4/1 house in my husband’s hometown near a lake. It came with a 1/1 cottage. Both are rented. I would love to do this to the long 1.5 garage for us to go to in the summers as he still has lots of family there. I don’t worry too much about yardspace because there is a full in baseball field across the street for kids to play.

[@jairusaudwin2605]

This is nice when empty hence tidy, good for guest house.

[@515aleon]

One advantage to the tv like that is that you can easily turn it around, but I like the swivel arm better (might have been why it was designed like that though).I also agree on lack of storage space.

[@sheilajohnson3785]

So pretty...great job and ideas...I'll share a couple of ideas: behind the TV, in your bedroom area, you could use a 3 or 4 folding screen, i DIY mine..or pretty curtains hung from the ceiling on a chain and rod...great job thanks for sharing...To ALL PRAY...Blessings Shalom...

[@larrytowe6672]

Very beautiful and well-designed. Need some type of cabinet for clothing though.

[@leasachapman21]

Beautiful rustic cottage

[@ExploringAlternatives]

Thanks for visiting :)

[@seviregis7441]

Really beautiful conversion. Love the spacious coziness. I see ways to tastefully add more concealed storage, which is much needed there. I also didn’t see a fridge or cooktop, but I imagine it’s in there somewhere.

[@janetolsen1583]

TV back can be hidden with a little shiplap attached to poles. Or put a painting there attached to poles. Easy peasy. Does not have to touch tv. Just a thought. Didnt read ALL the comments sorry if I'm redundant

[@barbaragonzalez1283]

So beautiful!!! I love it!! You do not need anymore space than this!

[@latonyalee7821]

It's beautiful as an Air BnB but a few changes would be needed to make it livable long term, including a bigger fridge. I could work with everything else.

[@pemghustlewomanlife6425]

Absolutely Beautiful! Would love to be able to purchase the floor plan for this conversion.

[@iTeerRex]

Nice demo design, showing it can have a mud room, nook, bar, living, bed, and bath rooms, kitchen, even a stationary, in 20X20 space. I would keep the great kitchen, bedroom and living areas as is, increase the mud room, and add a laundry area by the bathroom.

[@CharlotteIssyvoo]

Ah, I knew it was an Air B&B the minute I saw the little brochures and realized where this is. It's close to Vancouver, but far enough away for tourists and city dwellers to feel like they're getting away from it all for a little holiday and enjoying nature. I'm biased, but I think this is a beautiful part of the world - as long as you don't mind rain.

[@lithiumgirl3991]

Its nice ... I dont like the dinette, I’d put a desk there. I’d modify the island for better seating, but other wise its pretty sweet. Going nuts for the coat closet.

[@lucygray6162]

I love the color scheme. I do acknowledge that open concepts are a necessity in very tiny places, but I want a private bedroom, especially if there's a guest on the couch. Even a pony wall would make a difference, and perhaps curtains. I mean SOME privacy, okay? What if one person wants to watch TV at midnight while another went to bed at 9? While pretty, this is like a fancy motel room. I'd rather have a cozy walled-in bedroom. Or my own solution to too much open space, a three-paneled folding screen. Easy to decorate to suit the color scheme, easy to move around, and the Shoji screens let light through.

[@jocelynepambrun4895]

Is this used year round ..we get minus 40 in dead of winter..love to keep the cement pad but there no way I could see it would be kept warm! Look forward to understand how you ve plan it out .TKs

[@44BlueFoxes]

I really like this, I could live there happily full time but I would have to do something with that floor. Bare concrete is so ugly and cold on your feet. My toes are curling just imagining stepping into it.

[@realdeal7074]

Love this!!🤩 I'd atleast cover the concrete floor abit depending on weather, it would be cold! Could do with a bigger dining table haha has enough space. Love the decor and the clear space for easy cleaning. etc

[@Billythefisch]

there was a home on Grand Designs that had a heated brushed concrete floor, I bet that would be a dreamy addition to a space like this. otherwise people are gonna need full time slippers in there haha

[@justchillinout2002]

Having in-floor heat would be ideal, but the cost (about 10K) and maintenance doesn't even come close to those very effective baseboard heaters. To pass modern building codes, the space would still need an air handling system, regardless of which system was used.

[@Billythefisch]

@@justchillinout2002 fair enough, I didn't even think about maintenance! the idea of warm floors is just dreamy haha. full time slippers seems much more economical :P

[@fthurman]

honestly, if the subfloor is insulated properly, it wouldn't be that cold. Even if you used the old process of laying rows of recycled glass bottles down before pouring the concrete, that would help a great deal!

[@empressche333]

Remember where this is located. Gibsons doesn’t get very cold. And slippers are a thing..

[@marilynschmidt6400]

I'm all about fire exit's being that there's only one. Also since there's no laundry the occupant's use the landlords or go to the laundromat. Apart from those concern's I think the plan is good converting a garage into a tiny living space

[@aeriheirsling2735]

Second viewing feedback: 1. Closet for clothes is needed, consider closet from IKEA as room divider; 2. No washer dryer? How about if you put one under the bathroom sink cabinet like ASKO Washer Dryer; 3. Need a fourth chair at table? Why not use a bench and two chairs; 4. Kitchen dishwasher drawer and one sink with disposed. Add a cooktop that plugs in and stores when not in use from IKEA. 5. Get a real mini fridge and put it where oven is. 6. Put convection and microwave next to the door. 7. Change door swing to opposite direction.

[@aeriheirsling2735]

@Bel H Have a nice day, and thanks for clarifying what is in the unit. 🙂

[@dimitristsagdis7340]

It’s not only sounds that travel but smells too (e.g. from cooking to the exposed clothes)

[@ExploringAlternatives]

True!!! You'd want to have good ventilation!!!

[@samsmom1491]

Hm, true. Didn't think of that. You'd need really good ventilation while cooking.

[@katherandefy]

And outdoor air and noise pollution.

[@Bobrogers99]

It's a good plan, up to a point. I'd have a real closet between the bedroom and living area. The bedroom needs more privacy! I'd use a taller apartment-width fridge and put the microwave and toaster on the bathroom wall of the kitchen. I'd have cabinets instead of decorative open shelves in the kitchen. I'd have a pocket door instead of the barn door (which takes up wall space). Architects like to include things that are trendy and decorative but not necessarily practical.

[@bugglebe]

An Ikea masterpiece. No shade intended. Well done!

[@DeliberateNRandom]

A lot of great comments for a solution, but I have a couple more I haven't seen yet. You could mount the TV on the pole with a bracket, I'm thinking of some U-bolts mounted to a plate and a piece of pipe or PVC in the center, cut in half, going around the mounted pipe. A piece of pipe with a set screw could be attached below it with something, maybe a flat washer on top. The TV could rotate to either side. Another option is just put a TV on the backside and run a splitter to them so you can play the same thing on either TV. I know the Roku app lets you listen to the audio without wires, so the other person could watch something different.

[@tracyhamilton1380]

Absolutely love this!

[@earthmamma85]

Such a cozy warm space.

[@mabiru8206]

it's amazing..please do more of this

[@SuperBrilliantbrunet]

How much did this garage conversion cost? Thanks

[@kims364]

I'm wondering same thing! Hope we get an answer!! Love your name by the way 🤗

[@frankb.9491]

I'd say between 25k to 40k$ CAD.

[@justchillinout2002]

@@frankb.9491 I would concur (I'm a residential estimator). The biggest cost is the plumbing. Getting the water and sewer connected can easily set you back $25K alone.

[@thejaswinis9968]

For me it's the best house i ever seen.

[@rod444rod]

Inspiring design and exceptionally well done. Somebody's got a great eye for decorating!

[@jessicaaguirre1229]

This is such a perfect space, I absolutely love it. Liter for a single person it perfect 😍❤️

[@roadykev420]

the tv should be mounted on an arm that can swing so you could turn it to watch tv in bed

[@justchillinout2002]

Agreed, however that TV weighs so little, it could be moved in seconds. The arm would be overkill really.

[@roadykev420]

@@justchillinout2002 convenience & cheap, I live in a smaller space then this & I bought an arm for $15 off amazon that mounts my tv to the wall so I can position it to face the couch or turn it to face the kitchen table clearing the desk for my computer. when not in use it pushes back flush to the wall & out of the way. the space now makes room for perhaps a sculpture.

[@ExploringAlternatives]

That's a good idea! The owner also let us know that the TV can be turned around so you can watch it in bed or in the living room! Thanks for watching!

[@tooshay7396]

They did really good. Boxabl is manufacturing something similar 20'X20' or 375 livable sq feet. It's their starter intro casita model. $49,900 including appliances

[@chrishine2717]

I'd put the TV onto a turntable, rotating 180 degrees, so you can just spin it round to face the bed :)

[@CenterInYou]

This is what I came to say! I feel like you could work with some sort of TV mount that mounts to the outside post of that shelf. That would allow you rotate the TV so you could use it while in bed, in the kitchen and in the living room.

[@jbman413]

My idea of a tiny house also beautiful!

[@martini426]

Love it! That's all I need. I also think the TV is purposely like this so you can turn it around. Could be on some swivel handle but not a big deal.

[@candaceroberts3238]

Hide the back of the tv. Using 2 cup hooks, hang a picture or interesting item from the cup hooks that have been installed on the bottom of the shelf above the tv.

[@vanessagraham1908]

I love this garage. It's a great space maybe the tv can be put on a swivel pad. Maybe for privacy two barn doors could be put up around for bedroom walls. I could definitely live in it.

[@LilithsOwn303]

Or even a simply curtainrail with special curtains that look more like posters of nature-views and such.

[@vanessagraham1908]

@@LilithsOwn303 I like that also. Anyone can get really creative in that space

[@Noneya2023]

I would put the TV that’s between the bedroom & living space on a lazy Susan. That way you could watch TV from both rooms!

[@vickisaunders9031]

This could be made with more storage if some of the common tiny house adaptations were included. It wouldn't look so open, but it would be more usable.

[@jenohogan9254]

This is cool, I really like this space. I used to live in Gibsons. It's a great little town.

[@maribelmejia2693]

Love it! That's exactly what I want to go with my garage.

[@bosse641]

Nice and cozy little house. Would love that.

[@tomwebber9377]

I actually like every element of this particular design. I don't entertain a great deal and the storage/closet/partition would be great. The TV can be turned to face the TV if necessary. When you're living small you generally downsize your wardrobe as well. This would be the ideal space for a student looking for a safe space to live and study while attending university, or an in-law who is still able to be independent but needs an inexpensive place to live that is close to family in an otherwise expensive market.

[@sisifromthefuture]

if there's concrete floors and a metal roof, is there any insulation when it's cold?

[@katherandefy]

My guess is no.

[@buzzinbee9463]

Barn doors can close off bedroom area. Seen it in studio apartments.

[@LiveWildandFree37]

Nice video. Im working on doing the same with my rental home ( turning garage into a studio apt. ) My only issue is this is good for a air BNB and not a true apartment. Why? Because that refrig just wont do. You'll need a full sized frig that will take up a ton of space, which is the problem i'm having.. where to put that behemoth? Plus I need a space for the hot water heater. Also, there is no space to do laundry, install even a stacked washer/dryer. Plus, there is near zero closet space. Again, only good for a Air BNB type apt. All in all a great video, but this is for air BNB or something attached to someones home. Not for a bonified fully seperate apartment, which i'm mapping out. I have made room for a 7 foot closet, washer/dryer, hot water heater, and full sized frig with s top freezer. AS well as a over, range, etc. as well as much more kitchen closet space. Sadly this also means a lot less space.

[@LilithsOwn303]

The painting is the first thing I would throw out, and replace by a large mirror, creating the illusion of a larger space. All the rest is very attractive and has even a bit of a sixties ring to it. The space to hang clothes next to the TV, I would hide from sight with short curtains. There is a shelf above it, so you could attach a curtain with a small rod or with velcro. You could do the same to hide the back of the TV if you like, or simply put the TV on a swiveling base and that way you could also watch TV in bed. (I just read in the comments underneath that this possibility is foreseen, so much the better!) :D

[@michelewestover9330]

What a lovely peaceful space!

[@scrappyquilter102]

Very interesting. I look at my old timber frame shed 19' x 29', and I dream.....

[@ClaudyArfaras]

A true Showroom... Beautiful.

[@EthanArmani]

I love the idea of this, I'm just curious as to how this would go about happening. Buy a plot of land, build a garage? make it into a home? Buy a property, with an abandoned garage and or storage like building, and restore it into a home? What other situation could outcome to this unique lifestyle.

[@keepthechange1]

This is so beautiful and peaceful.

[@saddletramp5000]

They should add a larger TV and hang it from a bracket so it can be turned around and watched from either the living room or the bedroom. A larger TV would add more privacy in the two rooms too. But still, I love what they've done in this garage. Its beautiful.