Gorgeous Gooseneck Tiny House - Full Time Work & Travel On The Road

[@krushingbro6620]

ok these guys win, nothing more to say, simply jawdropping,.

[@azrosedon4982]

This is the BEST Tiny Home I've ever seen. Great design, awesome features - like your folding stairs, 4-burner stove, queen bed, washer/dryer, shower/tub - practical features at every step. You have it all.

[@auntshay75]

I would absolutely love to see a 360° view of the office and closet space. I'm trying to see exactly how/where it's all placed out. I have looked at hundreds of tiny homes over the last 2-3 years, and as of right now, yours is at #1, top of my list of design favorites ❤❤❤. So happy for the both of you!! God Bless, Shanon from Florida ❤

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

That practically invisible ladder and that table are brilliant. Kudos.

[@tinyhomelady]

Thank you so much. I found a picture online and my Dad and I recreated it from poplar wood.

[@smulligan]

One of the coolest ladders ive ever seen

[@tinyhomelady]

Thank you so much fun to fold it up and take it down.

[@robinjones1955]

Coolest ladder ive ever seen..

[@tinyhomelady]

Yes found it on google when our builder went bust on us in the middle of the build and we got a surprise DIY, we had to figure out a ladder and we loved how easy it was to put up and down vs one that hung on the wall and had to lift it everytime or even had to have it out all the time. Flexibility in a Tiny Home is key to a happy Tiny life

[@obsidiansands]

I am digging the 2-step transforming dining room table - very unique! People in tiny homes sometimes sacrifice "dining room" table space to max out as much storage as possible because storage is basically a must-have in most tiny homes. The thing about this one is that this is probably the MOST expensive "DIY" tiny home outside of an RV touring coach I've ever come across on this channel so far in recent memory. Kudos to them though if this gives them more mobility and comfort wherever they go.

[@tinyhomelady]

That's awesome and it was a total evolution of a large table.

[@mindyhulsey1856]

Absolutely my favorite! Tiny! With ALL the designs I have poured over & made myself & researched & studied & more! This one! This is the closest to my design & I super loved this!!!!

[@kimsmith819]

I love the full bathroom with a full bath tub

[@tinyhomelady]

Yes it was essential to us to have a full bathtub>:)

[@shoralho804]

This home looks amazing and the bathroom is gorgeous ..

[@karenharvey2549]

Love the stairs and double table.

[@GuliversTravelocity]

The bathroom WOW!

[@tinyhomelady]

Yes so fun!!

[@sjladuke75]

Absolutely stunning design. Love the bathroom, solar system & the amount of storage. The table is fabulous. Hoping to build my tiny dream in near future. Kudos to you both- you should be really proud of this beauty.

[@mowattlavern62]

Gorgeous, spacious, spectacular tiny home

[@carlapierle8623]

A 20 gallon water tank with a huge tub/shower combo and washer/dryer? Yes, I'd say that's on the low side.

[@tinyhomelady]

YEs part of our builder going bust was a lesson in on board water storage. The good news is this home no longer moves a lot so no need for on board storage for boondocking. It was a big lesson in how much water we used >:)

[@akbc3247]

I like a lot some of these solutions, specially the stairs to the loft, and the storage outside

[@tinyhomelady]

Right I love the gooseneck garage for storage!!

[@judyofthewoods]

Love that table - great solution for sewing (cutting out) or other crafts that occasionally need a large area to work on, but don't justify a fixed large size table.

[@tinyhomelady]

Yes we love hosting dinner parties and I love to sew so we get both...oh and at tax time >:)

[@virginiasummer2619]

Great ideas very personal

[@tinyhomelady]

yes personalization is key with a home >::)

[@patriciacabrera5152]

love the countertop!

[@dcnunez100]

Beautiful home! The ladder idea is thee best!

[@tinyhomelady]

Mucho thanks

[@ribbleslipscomb5171]

Gorgeous darlings. Simply gorgeous.

[@tinyhomelady]

Thank you so much!!

[@kathmandu1575]

Well designed & well done. I really like the set-up.

[@JeffVer27]

Incredible home! Thank you for all the great info, learned so much watching this. 🤠

[@tinyhomelady]

THank you much

[@pixiekinsies]

I love how informative this is. I have watched so many and it always focuses just on the decor of the tiny house.

[@tinyhomelady]

Thank you, I actually leave the design talk to the designers as I host a GO TiNY! Academy that guides go-getters on the journey to GO TiNY! which focuses on solving for the LAND, BUILD and FINANCE of going Tiny. Check out the GO TiNY! Academy for more information. tinyhomelady.mykajabi.com/go-tiny-academy

[@ainorrsirajnornorain8565]

Good design

[@angel4583]

Love it esp the ladder! Genius!

[@tinyhomelady]

Great to hear thanks...telling dad now >:)

[@SkoolieBoyQue]

0:43 Look at the baby rubbing up against the coach 😅😊😁

[@subarux56]

Its a really good placement and design was thinking maybe get a L shape couch bed from ikea in the living room instead? That way its much more comfortable and incase if you have guest sleeping over

[@tinyhomelady]

Hi thank you....we did have that type of couch and it did not work for us and we did not have many guests over due to size. We also removed the laundry machine in the gooseneck and made that into a bedroom >:)

[@phillully4472]

You two have a beautiful home ! I just love your bathroom. And yes a full size Fridge freezer is the cats meow !! Very Kool.

[@tinyhomelady]

Thank you so much and yes we are foodies so that is key.

[@jencopeland8449]

Loving the dining table(s)!

[@tinyhomelady]

Right so cool to create!!

[@sarahboo8447]

I mean....my Asian self cannot stand wearing shoes inside the house...but when people wear shoes on their bed........... *Breathing heavily from frustration*

[@Marisha0111]

Russian, but can't stand it either

[@luciarojas9195]

Gosh, I know! I suffer every time. I have noticed that it's in mostly all the videos from the States, people are always wearing shoes on their beds. Its crazy. I am latin, I don't know if its a cultural thing or not, but even though we don't take our shoes off when we go in the house, shoes on the bed are def a NO, NO!

[@Ms_Siri]

yep

[@dmoo3630]

OMG am from Africa and am just always shocked by this...i keep on wondering why ?.....it makes no sense!

[@dianalombardi5932]

I’m from California. Makes me crazy to see people on the bed with shoes on. I liked the hone but would have put my master bedroom in the room where I could stand up and where my clothes are. That’s just a personal choice.

[@BlackJeepConvertible]

That’s a whole damn house!

[@tinyhomelady]

Yep >:) We like our space >:)

[@lisadefries6718]

Very cleverly designed ladder 😊 and beautiful home

[@tinyhomelady]

thank you hugs

[@rondagipson2184]

Beautiful home! Lots of great ideas!

[@cynthiapowers3469]

When people get old it might be hard to climb a ladder,at some point I bet most people will end up sleeping in their living room or building steps with storage ,and I've seen a cool sleeping area that actually lowers on a pull system that lowers over the living room and it's just a few steps up. But ya that's a cute place. Ooh and climbing across the bed to make it is a pain in the butt,I'd have a full size bed to have room on either side. I keep coming back to add more lol.I would have the living room ceiling lower for hight to have a loft that I could stand in

[@tinyhomelady]

True many people want downstairs bedrooms

[@lapislazarus8899]

After two knee surgeries I would not be able to crawl around as much as this tiny requires.

[@Sarahdrybones]

Sadly me either

[@clovermark39]

Lovely TH. Great design.

[@sitansusekharpanda3431]

washroom ❣️ladder ❣️closet ♥️

[@cangal58]

Love the full-size fridge, i bought the same toaster oven for a van build. Bathroom and laundry are a bust.

[@weesy6163]

Whoever made the dining table is a geniu🧐

[@tinyhomelady]

Thank you it was us then a designer from Tiny Home Connection gave us the idea of cutting out the smaller table...so brilliant.

[@Corey_G]

I love how open this is. Nice 😁👍

[@tinyhomelady]

awesome

[@marleymae6746]

Love the bathtub.

[@Productsafetyguy]

RG S: ok, so now you know you want to make yours different. Hooray!

[@tinyhomelady]

Thanks Mike...so true to each their own.

[@Jrlynns]

I’m obsessed 😩❤️

[@yasminghani2073]

Love the tiny house

[@gavinpainter6725]

You did a great job 👏, love ❤️ your tiny home.

[@tinyhomelady]

Yummeee thank you

[@danagalloway1217]

I love your purple couch!

[@lindac7146]

Really nice house. Love the size and your ladder.

[@kayleeskottageonwheels]

Nice place. Thanks for sharing

[@DaleRussell2]

Nice set up. Congratulations. 👍

[@kevintan96]

That bathroom is nice👍

[@clarkcrossley7579]

I'd have switched the tub for a shower unit and had a laundry room I could stand up in.

[@carolelloyd1004]

I want to know how they got the washer/dryer up there?

[@familybills2908]

@@carolelloyd1004 I’m not down with the laundry ‘room’ - the washer location is a hard no for me!

[@tinyhomelady]

@@carolelloyd1004 Very carefully that was a beast...we have since moved that out under the gooseneck as we no longer drive it around...it was a fun 6000 miles but not ideal for long travel due to the fact that it weighs 20,000 lbs >:)

[@tinyhomelady]

@@familybills2908 I'm with you both we changed it out and now it's an adorable bedroom that has a small footladder to get in and out of making it a 2 bedroom. That crawl in closet idea was fun for our trip but then not ideal >:)

[@familybills2908]

@@tinyhomelady Oh fantastic! A second bedroom is so helpful - and with a managble step ladder!

[@danrussell3439]

Thanks for posting

[@JudithBisson]

That’s a great tiny home

[@Sarahdrybones]

So who finished your home after that other guy bailed out on you? And what was the cost for the home? Thank you so much.

[@danielleduplantis9449]

BEAUTIFUL

[@jameswilcken7468]

Just viewed your video. Your mobile tiny home is very tall. How do you fit under low overpasses when traveling?

[@tinyhomelady]

It's the legal 13'6" height so goes under 99% of bridges until we got to the Delta and came face to face with a 13'2" bridge and had to back up and the irony that was the end of our trip.

[@andi5262]

All I could see was shoes on the bed.👀

[@echoesandnoise]

love it ....

[@tinyhousenatural6839]

Would love to know where your sofa is from. Looks really comfy! Beautiful home, thanks for sharing.

[@tinyhomelady]

That sofa was purchased in San Francisco so long ago it's likely the store is closed now >:)

[@smc293]

Beautiful! Where are the kitchen cabinets from? And what is the exact style name?

[@tinyhomelady]

They are from a local source in the East Bay of SanFrancisco called Planet Granite.

[@ruthh3496]

i've been watching van builds recently cus that's what i wanna do but this got recommended to me & from just looking at vans this is hugeeee, was wondering if they should even call it tiny, it's a mansion by TH standards i feel like hahaha ;) beautiful home!! the ladder was so cool

[@tinyhomelady]

Yes many do call this a Tiny Mansion.And it's still only 12% of a regular-sized home

[@annagomez9610]

I don't like the open hole for the air conditioner hoses in the loft bedroom. I bet insects come in through that hole. The hole could have been made in the back of the air conditioner. But, I 💕 the bath tub...luxury.

[@sjackson99]

The air conditioner used to be mounted over the hole. You can see the screw holes in the wall. I think they just moved it and haven't got around to finishing off the hole and hiding the lines. Also, I don't think it's open. They usually run the lines through a plastic conduit on the outside. The sun is shining directly on that wall and it just looks like it's open.

[@nicholasgardiner9601]

Tub shower or Steam!

[@tinyhomelady]

@@sjackson99 True that we were doing construction and had moved the mini split over to the new location that hole had yet to be covered up.

[@linneahernandezjohn8326]

What a cute doggie.

[@tinyhomelady]

Thank you we love her >:)

[@bethbosses6966]

Very nice,but I prefer tho loft/lofts to have some type of bar or half wall for security.

[@tinyhomelady]

True that we turned this into an airbnb /rental and immediately added the half wall for security.

[@charlottehall5191]

Nice

[@Flash1857]

Table is interesting, seems useful. Washer is a no go. Work room is very cool. Would consider that the egress windows are so high off the ground, maybe a escape ladder? Good idea to have it certified. Safe travels

[@tinyhomelady]

Thanks for the table love. Washer I hear you no longer there now on the ground where it should be under the gooseneck. Yes true the egress windows are really high and my husband created a cool idea where a string would be hanging connected to a larger rope so in the case of fire, you pull the string then it pulls down the rope and we are are safely down without jumping!

[@leehock4840]

You have a very nice " homey " home. However I feel that it would be so much better if you use the gooseneck loft as your bedroom where you can stand upright.Just saying.Best Regards.

[@tinyhomelady]

Yes true that and funny enough we had it set up with a murphy bed up there and then got annoyed with having to pull it down and up and I wanted more space for an office. The good news is we transformed the crawl in closet and laundry into a bedroom and now that is a full-size bed plus office and closet upstairs in the gooseneck. Wish we had that footage >:)

[@nonokodog622]

Breakers are not everyday switches. Do not continue to use them as such. Have them upgraded to high use breakers. They can absolutely fail unsafe and flash over and at the least, damage your eyes if not burn you.

[@gerryryan1372]

So love your home. Xx

[@franwatkins5934]

Very cool t home, love it

[@nanaranjantongbram7862]

I just wonder what is that hole in the wall at the loft area from where a big white pipe is coming in?

[@tinyhomelady]

That is the mini split hole and we placed it incorrectly at first because we were new to DIYing so we had our lessons for sure

[@lalitathapa6277]

Wow

[@Jaxismom]

Omg love.it

[@jrambo7495]

Same old same old!!

[@tinyhomelady]

Curious to know what you mean by this?

[@frankfromupstateny3796]

The way to "go tiny" is to find a sustainable climate for "yourselves first; summers, winters, etc..." Secondly find 4-5 builders who can do what YOU need n proximity to your "place of living"....then...find a piece of property to "land" your Tiny with others who want; more-or-less to land the Tiny Houses permanently for rentals, day to day living in retirement, while still working, etc. Then...do another and move around while renting one....living in another. Another good option...is to find a "fixer-upper house"...do the work...then, get permitted to move your "Tiny House" onto your property....rent the house...live in the Tiny for free.

[@tinyhomelady]

Frank this is a really good direction.

[@a-rod2568]

Awesome!!!

[@Sarahdrybones]

So how do you get your driver's license if your traveling and don't have a permanent home base?

[@tinyhomelady]

We only traveled for 6 months so did not need to do anything with our DL. If you travel for long time then highly recommended to have a friend or family residence to use to send mail or use a mail service (we tried that but it got annoying) Finally landed on having my brother send us our mail in a large envelope every month and talk on phone about what came in the mail 1x a week.

[@Sarahdrybones]

@@tinyhomelady I'm trying to figure what I'd do so I appreciate your reply. Life can be hard.

[@mikegruber172]

In this case the ladder was the latter so it works

[@ellentea9861]

Does anyone live here? Nothing in fridge.

[@lucyg4848]

Haha, so true.

[@alisonmassina3868]

Yes and nothing in the bathroom and a few hanging clothes???

[@tinyhomelady]

@@alisonmassina3868 We were in the middle of the pandemic and could not live there >:) but did for 2 years before and for a year after >:)

[@SamSung-ww3rp]

Why would not have the monitor for your power on the inside?

[@tinyhomelady]

Oh my I wish this is a buyer beware story so gather round...when your builder says they can provide solar make sure you get the kind that has and inside monitor...guess what they gave us the model the version right before the next one that came out with an interior and phone monitor...watch what you pay for >:)

[@josefrancelinopereiradafra3764]

Muito bom gostei!

[@MrJamesLuz]

While this tiny home looks amazing, it really is pushing the limits of “tiny” 😁

[@MikeKilo1969]

Compared to the average American home size of 2200 sq ft, it’s still tiny!

[@sarahboo8447]

I believe these are the original tiny homes. Then nomad culture with micro van leaving came along...

[@MikeKilo1969]

@@sarahboo8447 Van life is much older than the tiny house movement. Van life was around in the 60’s with the VW micro bus!

[@jaymepittroff]

Although it seems "huge" at 33 feet, its only 280 sq ft plus lofts.

[@tinyhomelady]

@@MikeKilo1969 Yes we like to say its 12% the size of an American Home. For our travels now we learned going smaller is best.

[@cj4607]

why are these being called tiny homes when they almost the size of single wide trailers?

[@r_nnn]

i think it is because essentially its not a "standard" home/living situation if you follow me. but i can also understand the confusing between basically an rv as opposed it being a tiny home. but i think that this is why. hope that helps! :)

[@MrJamesLuz]

@@r_nnn to add on to your comment, RVs are built lighter / cheaper than traditional houses and “tiny homes” are built more like houses but mobile. A mobile home / manufactured home is an entire different animal and is usually only meant to be moved once.

[@MikeKilo1969]

Because the average American home is 2200 sq ft.

[@jaymepittroff]

Even at 33', it is only 280 sq ft (plus loft), single wide mobile homes are wider than 8.5'.

[@cathycoryell2351]

Tiny homes are generally 299 SF, and under. This is the size of a typical camper, and close to the "generally accepted" guide of 299 SF.

[@carmelwest2100]

Love your tiny home. Does one of you play the didgeridoo on your wall. Or is it just decoration?

[@tinyhomelady]

Yes I used to play

[@lavondacarter7228]

NO CRAWLING , NOT FOR PEOPLE WITH ARTHRITIC KNEES !!!!!!!!

[@tinyhomelady]

I hear you

[@user9b2]

Twenty gallons is nowhere near enough. I would have kept the spare bedroom as the main bedroom and have a larger open living space / work space.

[@awalton1150]

Yuppie version

[@tinyhomelady]

I seriously want to know How it is it Yuppie because I see so many more homes that are even more beautiful than ours and get a bit envious >:)

[@rgs6236]

It’s a beautiful TH but I don’t understand when people go Tiny they have kitchens that dominated the whole TH 🤔

[@jeepfvr]

Agree. I think I would put a U-shaped kitchen in the rear; live in the rest, separately.

[@5hf2024]

Because kitchen is where the life starts, then bed and last one is bathroom.

[@SamSung-ww3rp]

Yet they have no oven...😕

[@suzie_lovescats]

I’d have a much smaller house that would really be tiny with a much smaller kitchen so I agree the kitchen should be smaller and the living area bigger 😉

[@nicholasgardiner9601]

@@SamSung-ww3rp They designed theirs ( and chose an appliance) you design yours.

[@Anjster]

What kind of truck do you use to haul the 20,000 pound trailer?

[@velyce14]

Was wondering the same. Looked like a 2500

[@cathycoryell2351]

The truck in the photo is probably not rated for 8 Tons. Now that it's finished, Moving this is a project, for sure.

[@velyce14]

@@cathycoryell2351 yeah because her tinyhouse is bigger than mines and I had to have a 3500

[@tinyhomelady]

@@velyce14 1 Ton Dually Dodge 3500 Ram with 8' bed and gooseneck hitch.

[@tinyhomelady]

@@cathycoryell2351 Yes 1 ton dually

[@r.c.7762]

Very few clothes in the home or food, you are in a parking lot. I guess you are not living in it now?

[@tinyhomelady]

No it was the pandemic....but we lived in in for 3 years.

[@oorusaccount]

Wait why’s the toaster over so close to the stove?? And the socket is literally 5 inches above the stove.. guys come on I know it’s a tinyhouse but it’s risky and very dangerous

[@tinyhomelady]

YEP talk to the builder that kindly went out of business on us during the build. They put the socket there that's why my husband put a flat head electrical cord. The toaster is metal so no problems with it there and the back burners did not affect the wiring.

[@cigarmann]

Man they fit every tiny home stereotype in this unit......

[@tinyhomelady]

You don't even know...we had a drop down patio, roof-top deck and rock climbing wall on the design that the builder went bust on...it was ridiculous and we know better now >:)

[@jaymepittroff]

20 gallons of fresh water? wow- I think that is the smallest I have heard, I would try to upgrade that, unless you always have hook ups. Love that you have a real cooktop! I always wonder how folks cook on a single electric burner.

[@redwolfexr]

I wondered how they were going through 6 gallons a day.. then I saw the steam shower. (which isn't going to work on solar - I suspect they can BARELY run the mini-split on solar without depleting battery) Not quite enough solar, even without using the shower, for full energy independence. But too much to just keep the basics going. (and they aren't going to run the AC and washing machine on solar alone either) Then the 50 amp service starts to make sense. I would suspect they have a generator on the truck, too.

[@tinyhomelady]

True 20 gallons was a joke and thinking back wish we had built in a 50-75 gallon system next to our greywater tank on the undercarriage of our home...we learned. Yes the 4 burner was heavily used because of my honey being a chef>:)

[@jangiffin1528]

I need closet space

[@tinyhomelady]

Yes we recreated the upstairs gooseneck to add more closet

[@lucyg4848]

Sorry, how much were they paying annually, on rent, previously?!?!

[@tinyhomelady]

$1500 a month on rent

[@jennifergraham612]

It's a beautiful house, but is it really a tiny house.

[@tinyhomelady]

YES anything under 1000 square feet is a Tiny Home in the eyes of American Culture of 2500-3000 square feet being the average. And there are many zoning laws that don't let you go less than 500 square feet so at 300 square feet yep it's Tiny but compared to a van or a smaller TIny Home. it's bigger.. Did you know that the most common homes are about 250-400 sq feet.

[@notspecific1470]

4:57 why.... why shoes on bed

[@epiphadipity]

Did she just wear her boots onto her bed ew

[@tinyhomelady]

Nope don't normally wear my shoes on the bed >:) just a filming mistake >:)

[@tomwilliam5118]

The inside is beautiful however I'm not seeing on the outside. From the video to me it looks like it's half completed. For me I would have done metal siding around the whole build. However to each is own

[@tinyhomelady]

Oh my goodness, I'm jaw-dropped because I totally agree with you and in the early stages of the design process with our Tiny Home the builder they convinced us to change the design to metal and wood and then they went out of business on us. We had an 8 month surprise DIY on our hands and we did not choose the right wood siding and as such it aged so quickly it was ridiculous...This is why I consult other people on the journey to GO TiNY! Because our experience was such a doozy!