NEVER TOO SMALL Australian Apartment Style Tiny Home -27sqm/291sqft 

I totally agree 💯👍

Agree.

Probably one of the most expensive too.....😍

5 years watching tiny houses on several chanels, this is THE ONE, what a real gold nuget! Uncluttered, refined, spacious, big windows so luminous, some ingenius roof, work desk and ladder whaow! And this cute dog fits so well with!

Agreed. This is the best designed tiny home I have seen yet on so many levels.

Yes!

I'd prefer some lighter colours downstairs. Would help it to feel bigger

No you are not.

Best I’ve seen.

Im more impressed with the creativity and mechanical ingenuity which is off the charts

80% of the population would be severely injured the first time they had one too many glasses of wine and tried to navigate the home.

true...but easily solve with a legless chair.

lol

Petty lmaooo!!

I was thinking the same!! LMAO!

@meow purr Medellin, Colombia, it's called the city of eternal spring cause its for the most part spring temperatures.

Facts. You've just made this concept even more enticing for me! 😂😂

So nice to see a beautifully-designed place that's not white on white on white.

@Douwe Dijkink its possible to move it quite easily though

yooo youre subscribed to tj!!!!

I totally agree!

True, but they went top notch on all material. You could do a budget version with exact same layout

It is recycled or saved materials and you want a house to last so I feel like being top notch on that isn't too bad🤷‍♀@@x6da9crain

Can't imagine living in a space like this with children or senior citizens, fall hazards everywhere. In Texas last year we drove for just over an hour at 85mph without seeing a single person... we aren't that strapped for space people, just build larger homes, lol!

That is because this house is not build for people in that category. It's made for 1 or 2 Adults in their 20-37. There are enough houses to facilitate elders and families with kids. Just take a look at the market and you'll see houses are sepcifically build for certain target groups@@BoopSnoot

In Holland, we call this a house. Not a tiny house. It's just a house. And beautiful at that!

900,- p.m. huur ofzo in de stad

They are really handy, I live in Finland and they are very very common in every household. I also hear in Italy they are super fond of them.

@@markbaker4337 As Italian, I confirm.

YES! 😫

I saw one in a converted garage space a few years ago and wanted one ever since

In Italy is the only obvious solution, except if you don't want anything on the higher part or if the kitchen is in an island, not on the wall.

My question "Does it float?"

"take" being the proper word because these "architects" have concepts as stolen as the land they're on. Tired of seeing poor and BIPOC peoples' alternative living concepts/designs taken over by privileged entitlement and then celebrated as someone else's genius. All on genocided lands. But that is basically all the "tiny living" community does nowadays.

All lands have been conquered by every race and some pt in history

@@yep.4635 If one chooses to look at life through the lens of oppressor and victim it would seem like you have chosen to be an oppressor..

@@al.the. You can't change what happened in the past but you can decide if you want your life to be happy.

Love ❤💕♥💖💗your comment " pure visual therapy " totally agree w u!

Very poetic and a lovely way to express the beauty of this home.

It’s a fairly new concept to Australians, since until maybe the nineties, we didn’t bother to economise on space at all. It looks like some of us have caught up on the idea!

I really like the bulding and the interior style. But I would change the layout to be more functional :D

👍🏻👍🏻

the night shot hit differently

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@@xPentag0n interested to know how you think the layout could be more functional? :)

I know right! It looks absolutely insanely enormous, incredible!

Agree! Would love to have a home design like this!

The living beyond one's means, the western sprawl of individuals living in giant houses consuming 4x more than other humans was perfected in America... and look at them now. Americas consumption rate is not only bad for the planet, its bad for Americans. They are "hungry ghosts", or wendigo ravenous in all manners, feeding on everything and everyone and are not to be anyone's role model. We need a new human scale with human connections

I wish a house like that would be within my means, lol

@@wasmaxtdu3438 me too!!

@@scientifico your hatred for America is silly. America is a great country and filled with wonderful people. If you are here and don't like it, please leave. If you are not and still don't like it, please don't come. While I do agree that people all over the world should live within their means, just because someone can afford to buy a bigger house than someone else, it does not mean they are all the outrageous stuff you accuse Americans of. America is big, and depending on where you live, what a person can afford scales drastically. If you are in one of these costal cities with an insane population, then you will not be able to afford nearly as much as say in the countryside. You say some nasty stuff about Americans, yet out of all the places in the world people want to live and to migrate to - America is or very near the top. No one travels thousands upon thousands of miles to live in an evil place. And just because someone loves America, does not automatically mean they hate other countries. I have meet a lot of people from many places all over the globe. I wish I had time to visit all these wonderful places. I do love America and am eternally grateful to have been born here. I most certainly do not hate other countries. I truly hope your warped perception of America changes. We have some great places filled with wonderful people. And if someone wants to live in a big home, they should be allowed to if they can. Just like if someone wants to embrace the minimalistic side of things and live in a small, tiny home, they should be allowed to.

and better for your wallet 💰

I absolutely agree - the slouching and crouching in the bedrooms is my main issue with tiny houses. No way could I deal with that every day. It's why I like tiny houses with the bedroom on the main floor but those are few and far between

I agree. I currently have one that I have to crouch down. I’m 47 now, but eventually it’s not going to fly haha

Ha ha! Agreed! So cute!

Where's his bed?

It did!

they always do

@@kwhatten It's the double bed upstairs! : )

Yep. When I saw the entire interior was dark, I just shook my head. Then as they continued, I could feel my mood lower. Not one pop of color. Too much thought went to "how can we make this look like a chic NYC loft" instead of actual comfort and joyousness.

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RyzenRTX Image over practicality!

You said all that I felt

No frills. Very basic.

@@solongandgoodnight1820 i think because western society associated blue and gray colors with male

@@solongandgoodnight1820 Really?

@@solongandgoodnight1820 the aesthetic is masculine, I love it

Yes love the colour combo , the wide glass , timber , heights everything. 🥰

Pets are the perfect model, when they do what you want :) I liked the black cat in a previous Melbourne apartment too.

@@nom_chompsky Yeah great views of walls and other buildings in the city costing you $500k+ for 25m2

A clever idea that would help combat homelessness - sad though to know that they would gouge everyone ... this would never ever be sold for less than $100k here in Australia. So would be totally useless and we will never ever see it

yeah but then it wouldn't be special anymore :/

There already is hundreds of similiar designed houses that are manufactured. Still, if wheelu think its any cheaper than what it would cost u to buy a standard small house u would be surprised. These houses are only cheaper when you make em urself. The only cheaper options to standard houses that are manufactured are Huts, yurts and log houses and i think theyre a better alternatives overall unless u wanna move ur home every 1-2 yrs then go with a tiny house on wheels

@@shuttzi9878 A house where I was living was minimum of $800k+ AUD so the Tiny House option was great was $75k. Just depends on where you live I suppose. The land is always the biggest issue we found.

AND a proper comfy couch!!!!

Yeah how much does this cost? I figure I can never own a house but that is lovely and is plenty big for me. Saving for a small plot of land to accommodate it wouldn't cost much, it comes down to how expensive the little house is. I'd be thrilled with a place like that.

This is def my dream house as well. The amazing thing is I feel like you could be this any where. Just. Imagine find that right spot to. It this house in. High in the mountains for example, surrounded by stars at night. This is def something I want to get in the future.

82,000 USD (without extra options)

@@shawnc3415 A lot for someone like me but still way cheaper than larger "traditional" houses. It's definitely something I'll keep in mind.

My first thought as I watched this was "Bryce and Rasa HAVE to see this!!"

Had the same thought 😅. Gorgeous house! So many smart and beautiful elements to it!

The trick is to oil the wood :)

The dish drying rack over the sink is a Finnish/Scandinavian design. Totally makes sense.

Shitting situation is a deal breaker

@@zDuzt0 it’s the same with all tiny homes. It could be made standard if you plugged the pipework into a sewerage system onsite.

"The dog rug" haha you got me there - had to rewind :D.

"The dog rug". LMAOOO 🤣👏

Don't worry, no one actually lives there.

Hahaha, I have one of those too, they’re great!

Haha good one. The dogs a japanese spitz, my family has owned 3 of them, one of which has passed due to old age. It's an extremely cute breed. Although, unfortunately a very stubborn, demanding and barking breed. But getting to cuddle with a cloud of fur makes it worth it.

Literally as opposed to figuratively. Just stop using that word. It doesn’t even remotely mean what you think it does. Just stop.

it isn't 27 though to be fair, it's 40...

@@YounanPhoto Exactly! Since when did the second floor not count?

Agree regarding the desk, the hard seat would also be an issue as well as back support. Still, it’s a really interesting concept that only an architect would create. I’ll certainly enjoy thinking about it and other possible applications for a drop down from the loft level.

I actually liked the desk the most, because desks can easily take up so much space and I often take my feet up on my chair anyways or end up sitting and working on the floor. But it would be lovely if that floor was cushioned around the desk area.

But they used big words like “alleviate. jut and encase” they must know what they are doing right?!?!? 😂😂😂 floor storage…..idiotic.

@@getasoul3990 They clearly know what they're doing. That desk is no different that sitting on a bench, which many people can do for long periods of time. The raised roof, genius. The stairs tucking away to save space, genius. The floor storage is also genius because every single piece of storage matters in a tiny space. As for your notion that 'alleviate and 'encase' are 'big words', I cock my left eyebrow at you.

Yeah they threw around all kinds of hashtag buzzwords. It's interesting, but this place feels like it could use better interior design to help make some of the things flow better, like the desk. I'm guessing that after a hour or so of being uncomfortable, the person living here will just setup a proper spot where they can easily get up and grab a drink or go to the restroom.

You looked at someones originaly design and was able to improve it to meet your needs. We, spectators all do that however, the 1st idea is unique and clever.

Same‼️

Same here

Also interested. Few adjustments to your personal taste and voila.

Ditto for us

Same here!