Hi. Based on all the comments, would a voice over telling them that closets come later help? People seem pretty wrapped up about it. No worries on my end!
The thing I didn't like about this home was the french doors in the living room and bedroom. Were the french doors are in the living room should be a solid wall for a gas fireplace and entertainment system and over the couch a window. In the bedroom the bed could be under the window and a closet on the wall with drawers and were the french doors are another window. Overall the home has plenty of liveable space. I like the kitchen layout not many kitchens in a tiny home have that unless it's custom built.
I like the floor plan. I was wondering if there is enough closet space? Can you substitute the compost toilet with a regular water flush toilet? I read that you used to work for a RV company, I would guess that is where you got some of your ideas for your floor plans? I like the Pleasure Way Unity island bed floor plan, it could be adapted, maybe a little bit bigger, with more closet space and room for a stacked washer and dryer? 😂 Thank you for your commitment to excellence. ❤
This actually is my tiny! Literally, I flipped on the TV to watch the morning news today, and this was the first thing in my UA-cam feed. I knew nothing about it. And I am totally OK with that! It gets delivered this Saturday (it's Wed), and this just adds to the excitement. And a very nice job on the video, Drew. If I do say myself. The wildest thing is, and I hate to admit it, I have never seen your channel until it popped up today. I've been a tiny video fanatic for about 5 years and I thought I had run out of options, since I watch incessantly! So I'm even happier, now that I have another channel to binge on. And Lastly...a HUGE shout out to Mint Tiny House Company. These guys are absolutely, positively amazing, in every aspect!!! I'm was a buyer in a previous life and a complete PIA when it comes to details and wanting the sky, moon and sun! They have surpassed my expectations from day one through today.
This is one of the layouts I've been considering, and it's great to see it come to life! The flow is FANTASTIC with the wonderful living room and open kitchen (perfect for entertaining!), and your bedroom is gorgeous with the white walls and windows. Love that you planned for your pooch, too!🐶Happy New Home!
Love the doors in the living and kitchen, and love the kitchen and bathroom…major miss for me is lack of clothing storage. Suggest stealing that dead corner next to the toilet to make a closet or to embed a wardrobe and adding lots of vertical storage in the bedroom.
This is beautiful and open. I’ve watched tiny home content for years, and some floor plans (like this one) are much more livable than what we saw a few years ago. I agree that more closets would be great, but this looks like it could really work for the right person.
Re storage: I'm holding off on cabinetry for living, bed and bath. I need to be able to walk through it to relate to it. Mint deserves the real credit for the amazing kitchen. They made all the recommendations and I said yes. I'll take credit for all the glass tho!😊
I would move the living room french door to the end ( where currently is the window and doggy door is)...and use the wall place for library/fireplace/ tv combo across from the couch. I would also build in the fridge and have extra storage above. Beautiful colors/textures.
I love this home. Not a fan of the ones with a loft. Seeing all of the comments (especially the harsh ones) makes me wonder why folks don't read/listen. Either way, the fact that it's custom makes me dream of what I could/would change/add. The problem for me is that I'm not in BC. But I have saved this video and will definitely build my dream tiny home soon! Thanks
The more I see of tiny homes the more I will design and build my own. I am not paying for what others value and raises the cost. Not to mention each design I have seen has modifications that would need to be made. All GOOD thanks for your time and sharing the video as it keeps my ideas for my perfect design within my means flowing.
This is a beautiful home. I like the kitchen and bathroom. For my taste, i like a kitchen pantry and upper cabinets with a bigger fridge. The bedroom needs a closet. Two many sliding doors. I wouldn't put one in the living room so you have a place to put your TV.
Exactly. In the current config, you can sit on the couch and just stare out the doors -- that's about it. It doesn't benefit from that many doors -- no usable wall space, and way too much inbound UV.
Wow, living large in a 400 sq ft tiny home sounds fascinating! I can't wait to see the perfect layout that maximizes every inch of space. It's incredible how creative design can transform a small area into a comfortable and functional living space. Looking forward to being inspired by this unveiling!
Well you asked.... i really love the exterior.. im a big fan of red. I would take away the set of doors in the livingroom and uss that wall for the TV, electric fireplace (maybe), some shelves around TV for book storage. I would put hooks just to the left of big kitchen doors for jackets and righg below hooks i would put an IKEA shoe storage with flip down cabinet? .. its very slim. Then in the kitchen i would put a desk under window instead of the counter and kitchen storage. I would put a pull out pantry next to refrigerator. Then i would put ikea wardrobes to the left when you enter the bedroom. To the right you could put a ladder to a small storage loft above the bathroom.... if you'd want it. Its a very pretty home with a good layout. It is just missing storage and has too much glass. Those 3 double sets of doors would allow so much heat in in the summer and too much heat loss in the winter.
Hi there! Thanks so much for your kind words! I'm glad you like the layout of our tiny homes. Here at Drew Anthony we are passionate about creating tiny homes that are as comfortable and stylish as possible. We'd love to help you make your dream a reality. Feel free to check out our website for more information on our designs and pricing. We look forward to hearing from you!
Hi there! Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad that you're interested in owning a tiny home. I'd be more than happy to help you find the perfect tiny house for you. Please visit my website at www.drewanthony.ca to learn more about the tiny homes I represent and fill out my form to request detailed information. I look forward to helping you find your dream tiny home!
The doors are great if you live in a mild climate. In the cold north, they would make it hard to keep the house warm in the winter. There is no closet in the bedroom---was there one in the hall that I missed? I do like the 10' width of the place, but I would make one of those French doors a conventional door and cut down on heat loss. If you live in a buggy climate, you can't have them wide open without screens, anyway.
A. I’d want a bigger fridge (taller) with bottom freezer. B. Take out the eating counter, I’d use my own walnut 48” round dining table with two, three, or four of my own chairs, depending on fit, with perhaps places to store 1 or 2? They are original Eames bucket chairs, and I think maybe they are stackable? C. Black windows. D. My own selected paint color on kitchen cabinets. E. Take out double doors in living room-I will put my own console with tv, and my own furniture. The room can be cozy. F. I would add a ceiling fan in bedroom, and put storage over bed. G. Painted walls, my color preference. H. Outfitted for the vicious Northern Plains winters. I. My own selected light fixtures in main area. J. Shelving for books everywhere possible. K. I would need window screens on windows, except doors. L. Make it as tall as possible. M. More (clever) storage! That and maybe a few other things, like an incinerating toilet or plumbed toilet depending on where it would be. That’s the basics of how I’d customize this home! I need room for some books and things, and places to put art, but those are little details. Beautiful home! I’d have to go for the 10’ wide, even though if I haul it to another location, I’d have to have someone tow it as wide load. Those are just the basics I would do!
Ceiling fans is a good call! Making it as tall as possible, at least on one end, could really open possibilities… unless climbing stairs, etc. are out of the question. Love that the MBR (and only bedroom) is on ground level, and not something you have to crawl around in or be hunched over!
I would have sliding doors so that they don't open in or out and take up space, with blinds already in them. A 30" wall oven under the counter, and electric cooktop. One can have mirrored tinting in all the windows, for privacy, cuts out the UV and other dangerous rays, also cuts out heat in the summer, cold in the winter, cuts out glare, acts as an adhesive if the window gets broken. Also, blackout blinds in all the windows, and motorized the ones in the upper windows, since they are too high to reach. I would want to put the couch under the window on the end so you can put a TV and electric wall mounted fireplace under it. Also, I hope the space for the washer/dryer is wide enough for a 27" washer/dryer combo or the LG Wash Tower with the controls in the middle, for us height deprived folks who cannot reach the dryer controls if two separate units are stacked on top of each other. That and the doors on each would be opening in opposite sides, whereas the LG Wash Tower, both the washer and dryer open with the hinge on the left side, which would make it more convenient moving laundry from washer to dryer, and it does vent out, for better drying, verses non-vented washer/dryer combos. Do love the roomier bathroom and house with the 10-foot wide. Lowes has a retractable screen door that comes in single, double and sliding door models. Love the bar on the end of the kitchen counter, a place to eat or work on your computer or whatever else you work on. I do love the 10-foot-wide homes. The house is really nice and spacious. An option, a wide folding door in place of two French doors in the Livingroom and kitchen area. Love the counter opposite of the sink, makes a great space for small appliances like microwaves, toaster ovens, blenders, mixers, ice cream makers, popcorn poppers, etc, and storage when you are not using them. Provides more prep space, or a place to fold clothes, towels, sheets, etc after taking them out of the dryer. Like the red and white on the outside, and white walls on the inside, helps keep it bright and light in the house.
Great space. Lack of cupboards for clothing is my only issue. Very neat, crisp, modern, with a touch of raw nature. Love the kitchen counters and cupboards.
Agree with others regarding the total lack of storage. Unless this is being used only as vacation rental property, it makes no sense for anyone who actually plan to live in this, even part time. While natural lighting is great having all the double doors is limiting. I'd remove one set of doors in the living room, including the dog door. Unless you have fenced in property, a dog door can be problematic. I'd keep the set closest to the kitchen, using that other space from the doors to install a closest for coats, shoes, outdoor gear, dog stuff, cleaning supplies, vacuum, etc. Again, while the large kitchen is nice, that refrigerator is way too small. I'd enlarge the bathroom, using existing footage from the kitchen to accommodate a tub/shower combo & enabling the install of a clothes closest within the bedroom. For added storage, I'd use a storage bed with gas struts lift for easy accessibility. I'd use bins for seasonal clothing & other necessities underneath. Another idea would be having the builder incorporate a small storage loft in the bedroom given the height. There are many ways to customize a build & personalize it to meet individual living needs. Glad to see this uses the Lumos air exchange system. I'm surprised this or a similar system isn't consistently used within the building industry given the potential for destructive & deadly mold growth. It should be a requirement for RVIA certifications. The quality & craftsmanship seen in MINT homes is evident here. Thanks for sharing this.
Yes, it needs storage, especially if it’s to be lived in full time in a cold weather climate. But, as a seasonal home, any storage needs can be solved in the available space. The clear flow and lack of steps is lovely.
Along those lines though, could a rooftop patio (with set of access stairs either outside or inside; could even be spiral?) be possible? Would really open up a ton of possibilities!
I love the design and would live in it. The kitchen is perfect with storage (would only change the fridge size) and that bathroom is as well. I'd change the bedroom layout and put a Queen size murphy bed so I could use it as an office as well.
Absolutely no storage except the kitchen... Seriously? There's not even room to put a decent sized armoire or dresser in the bedroom. I'm okay with minimalism but "nonealism" is a little much. You need socks and underwear and a pair of jeans at least 😅. Where do you store towels and linens? I guess you could put a mattress that lifts up on the bed frame?
This absolutely beautiful. My biggest concern is living in Canada is that you need almost four season worth of clothing and shoes and whete do you put all of that in a tiny house. Especially when you live with another person. Just never feels like enough storage.
Taylor, congratulations on your Mint Tiny Home. And I hear you about the bedroom. I can say of all the videos I've watched, that folks who have beds that lift up like a chest, with storage underneath seem to be very happy with how much storage you get. I did also see one under bed storage, where the end or side rolled out additionally so you could access the under bed storage both by lifting the hydraulics, or by simply pulling open a drawer 3 feet deep by 5 feet wide on rollers, seemed a nice hybrid. Also, many people report feeling uncomfortable with the amount of shaking in the house when running washing machine... So you could consider an external unit in a shed or in an addition.. As then you could have a hanging closet in the bathroom. From what I have seen you will need a minimum of 2 to 5 feet of hanging space somewhere. I have see hanging bars that are about 10 to 12 inches in depth and the clothes face forward. The bar telescopes forward, allowing you to sort through the hung clothes, and then you just push it back in and close the closet door. With a system like that you can accommodate hung clothing in quite a shallow space, as regular closets require quite a considerable depth. Considering the lovely height in the bedroom you can also build a false floor with 18 inches storage over the whole floor, deeper under the bed. With a pull out step slash drawer from the centre. I once saw an extraordinary long pull out drawer under a raised floor, however the designer hadn't factored in that you need to be able to get to the sides of the drawer in order to handle/retrieve/sort and organize the items in the big drawer. And you can always have a shed.. For linnens, off season storage and clothes, etc... Maybe even space for a drop down cot for guests.. If your parking permits a bunkie... Are you going to private land? An RV Park or mobile home Park? Anywhere you go, that house is going to shine... It's a stunning layout.. Hope those ideas might generate some creative juice for your storage plans. And which end is your tongue? Because if you ever really needed to, a closet can go on a tongue, it can be the width of the house.. just has to have angled sides over the tongue, but it could be a 8 to 9 foot full length closet with drawers... And if your tongue is at the other end, then you could do a full 2 foot bump out, with the bed length side flush up against where the original back wall was, so you could still walk on 3 sides of the bed, and could have a full size closet after the bathroom, at the head of the bed... Wish I could draw those.. Sigh, words fail me... Oh and you can consider an RV queen mattress it's the length of a double, buys extra inches for getting around. And regular queen linnens work just fine on an RV queen mattress. I have one. And I had my double bed frame adjusted width wise to accommodate... But if I were on my own, I would have just stuck with a double bed. Hubby is tall.. His feet dangle off the bottom, but he doesn't seem bothered at all... And with full length queen we wouldn't have had enough inches to pass by the end of the bed.
You have tonnes of kitchen storage.. So some personal items can store there.. I've seen that.. And do you have a pantry? Overflow pantry items could go in the shed too..
@@MrTDial i have seen small closets put where the nightstands are. They have drawers on the bottom and a bit of hanging space above... plus they still have a table top for your phone, alarm, cup of water, etc. Good luck with your home. All of that glass may be problematic too. It will let a lot of heat out in the winter.. and it will let too much heat in in the summer..
I like everything about this home except the fact it doesn't have a closet to hang cloths ....I do like the downstairs bedroom because I am 66 and dont really want to climb stairs ...could you put a bumpout on the tongue for a closet?
I really like this design, especially the large kitchen. A couple of small things I would want different... the fridge is a bit small for my liking, and there's a lot to empty space above it. I would put another cabinet over the fridge. Also, I wouldn't need 3 sets of French doors. I wouldn't want one in the living area across from the couch. But otherwise this is beautiful.
My favorite for sure; may reduce some of the bathroom space to add a foot or few inches to the bedroom ... also I might convert one of the sliders into floor to ceiling window 😊. Really hit all the bells
A very nice home for 1-2 people. Would remove French doors on the left and leave celestory window above then replace right door with standard window and celestory above. A standard door with sidelight for entry door. Lose too much valuable wall space using all that glass (also harder to heat and cool). Remove 2 feet from kitchen and add closet with drawers below in bedroom on either side of the door.
The open sliding glass doors are cute because you could put a wraparound porch to give you plenty of options to use it for I don’t like any homes of any kind if they don’t have a option we’re I can have a combination spa bathtub and shower 🚿 but I love that you made animals accessible to go in and out lots of people seem to love ❤️ there animals almost as much as they love ❤️ themselves. Lol😂❤😂lol because it is true
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You need to design it so there is closet space. A washer/dryer combo could go into the kitchen and a utility closet could go there as well. A wardrobe closet could go where the washer/dryer was located in the bathroom. The bed could have storage drawers as well. The bed could also be a Murphy bed which would allow you to have an office or exercise space! I really like the fact that the house has a wide beam of ten feet! You can do so much with that extra footage!❤
️ That's a great idea! With a ten foot beam, you can really maximize the use of space. There are a few ways to include closet space with this design. You can put a wardrobe closet in the bathroom, a utility closet in the kitchen, and storage drawers in the bed. Using a Murphy bed is also a great way to create an extra space for an office or exercise area. For more information about tiny homes, please visit www.drewanthony.ca.
Thank you for your ideas! We are excited to design a space that works for you and meets all of your needs. We have plenty of ideas on how to maximize the ten feet of width so you can have all the features you want plus a bit extra. Please visit our website for more information on pricing and to get started.
Great layout!!! Thinking of the weight of added storage is smart. (Add cabinets and stuff after it arrives at your destination .) I’d elevate the fridge with a drawer base. Love it.
Thank you for your input! I'm glad you like the layout! The great thing about tiny homes is that you can always customize them to fit your needs and add storage after you've moved it to your destination - making it as spacious and functional as possible. Elevating the fridge with a drawer base is an awesome idea - it's a great way to maximize space and make sure everything fits perfectly. If you'd like more information on tiny homes, please visit www.drewanthony.ca. Thanks for your comment!
Thank you for the kind words! We are so glad you love the layout and appreciate your suggestion to elevate the fridge with a drawer base. If you have any further questions or enquiries about price, please feel free to visit our website at www.drewanthony.ca. We look forward to hearing from you.
It is nice, but no closets and no storage except in the kitchen is not good. All those doors and windows are nice too, but hopefully someone will hang blinds, that thing will heat up fast in the sun. I however do like the dog door.
I work for a shipping container tiny home company, I do electrical wiring and appliance installation. I also will be doing the marketing video(as I have a small freelance production company). I have 2 questions one is the best way to film these units and that air filter was very interesting I would like to know more about that too and that doggy door was excellent I want one🤙
Here's some info on the HRV system: lunoscanada.com/ As for filming - depends on what you already have! Make sure your audio and video is clear - thats 90% of it! 🙂
@@pamelavance648 I bake and it really does not require that much room. I just can’t see the point in having a huge kitchen if there is no where to park yourself and your guest. 🤷🏻♀️
Love it except for a few things need to be deleted and some needs to be added. Need some wall space so the middle double door needs to go, and the kit needs to be a little smaller so the bedroom can be bigger to have a closet and drawers for your clothes, and the bathroom needs linen storage too. And take out the window in the bedroom for the double door and upper window gives you plenty of light. Other than that it's great. What's the price and where are you?
I don’t have the exact price on this model but if you visit: www.drewanthony.ca/tiny-homes I can send you floor plans and pricing! Thank you for your comment! 🙂
I am super hesitant about the composting potty. But I am firmly committed to saving water, living in drought-stricken fire country. My fingers are crossed that it'll be OK!
, but is it comfortable? Absolutely! Tiny homes can be just as comfortable as a full-sized home. Most people think of tiny homes as bare-bones living, but with the right design and furnishings, they can be quite cozy. To get started, check out some of the tiny home designs on our website at www.drewanthony.ca to get an idea of what you can do to make your home comfortable and livable.
, and I'm happy to answer any questions you have about living in this tiny home. If you have any questions or enquiries about price, please visit our website at www.drewanthony.ca for more information. Thank you for your interest!
What about making one of these tiny homes with a walk in tub. Nice for a person with a back problem or just having the jets to soothe your legs. It's a good idea. Think about it. Even if you make one model.
Hi Drew. It's pretty and bright, but there's no place or space for your clothing and if you are cooking on a three burner stove, you hardly have room for more than one pan if you are using a skillet. Also, I didn't see any kind of air conditioning system except for the humidity system you have. Actually, I don't think that would work in the South. If one fan pulls air and the other pushes, you are just pulling in more humidity. Like I said, it's beautiful, but you will need LOTS more storage if you are going to LIVE in it.
Anyone have a ballpark on what this one cost? I've looked at a TON of tiny house videos. And this is probably the best layout / size i've seen where it's still on a trailer too
I would absolutely remove all of the French doors and add needed wall space. Small windows could be installed for light. An effort should be made to include as much storage as possible. Some of the windows could be removed as well. Skylights with automatic shades would be a viable alternative.
You're doing a great job presenting these homes. One suggestion: every time you use the word "do" you would be more correct to just drop that word. Over use of "do" becomes distracting.
Absolutely! Our tiny homes are designed with full length hanging closets so you can make the most of your tiny space. We also have plenty of storage options to choose from so you can keep your tiny home organized and clutter-free. If you'd like to learn more, please check out our website at www.drewanthony.ca for more information.
Thanks for your comment! We specialize in creating tiny homes tailored to our customers' needs, so we would be more than happy to discuss your closet requirements. Please visit our website at www.drewanthony.ca for more information and to get in touch with us. We look forward to hearing from you.
Hi there, Thanks for your interest in our tiny home! We are based in Vancouver, BC, but we do have customers in Victoria, BC. If you're looking to make the move there, we can certainly help you out. Please visit our website at www.drewanthony.ca for more information about our services. We look forward to hearing from you!
Hi there! We are located in Vancouver, BC, which is approximately a two hour drive from Victoria. If you're looking for a tiny home in the Victoria area, we unfortunately can't help, but we wish you luck in your search!
Thanks for your interest in tiny homes! To get more information about purchasing one, please visit my website at www.drewanthony.ca and fill out the form provided. I represent high quality manufacturers all over North America and can help you purchase a tiny home anywhere in the world.
Approx 145K USD / 211K CAD, with another 3-7K for the additional cabinetry I'll do once I take delivery. Living in California, I think the price is a steal!!!
Thank you for appreciating this tiny home! Unfortunately, I do not have the pricing information as it was not provided in the video. However, I suggest checking out the builder's website or contacting them directly for more information. Have a great day!
I hate industrial lights put a chandeliers in their place can you make the counter space by the right side be put on wheels so it can be moved to separate living room from kitchen then a person can put them a small kitchen table of their own choosing when a home has one bathroom you need a combination bathtub with the shower it’s good it has lots of windows and three French doors great on that lots of light 💡 ❤😂❤😊
Thank you for your comment! I love the idea of replacing industrial lights with chandeliers - that would definitely add a touch of elegance to the home. Yes, we can absolutely make the counter space by the right side on wheels so it can be moved around. For the one bathroom, it is great that you suggest a combination bathtub with a shower. We also love that the home has lots of windows and three French doors - that will let in plenty of natural light. If you have any further questions, please visit www.drewanthony.ca for more information.
😊 Thank you for sharing your ideas! We are always open to suggestions about how to best utilize small spaces. We will certainly take your feedback into consideration when planning future tiny homes. As for the questions and inquiries about pricing, please direct them to www.drewanthony.ca so we can provide you with an accurate quote.
NOT a tiny home. This a park model home. True tiny homes are less than 250sqft. The International residential group may define this as a tiny home. They're misusing the tiny home word misleading the tiny home concept...
Personally I'd just as soon have a park model camper. I think it is plain and straight. I don't get the ideal. Is it called a "tiny"home because that's the trend right now or because you can get it in areas/places that you can't put a camper?
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Love the kitchen. Don't like the lack of storage in the bedroom. Where do you put your clothes, shoes, mops etc?
Hi. Based on all the comments, would a voice over telling them that closets come later help? People seem pretty wrapped up about it. No worries on my end!
@@MrTDial where did you put them? I love the floorplan. Congrats on your home.
The thing I didn't like about this home was the french doors in the living room and bedroom. Were the french doors are in the living room should be a solid wall for a gas fireplace and entertainment system and over the couch a window. In the bedroom the bed could be under the window and a closet on the wall with drawers and were the french doors are another window. Overall the home has plenty of liveable space. I like the kitchen layout not many kitchens in a tiny home have that unless it's custom built.
I like the floor plan. I was wondering if there is enough closet space? Can you substitute the compost toilet with a regular water flush toilet? I read that you used to work for a RV company, I would guess that is where you got some of your ideas for your floor plans? I like the Pleasure Way Unity island bed floor plan, it could be adapted, maybe a little bit bigger, with more closet space and room for a stacked washer and dryer? 😂 Thank you for your commitment to excellence. ❤
Loved all of it but no closet in the bedroom would be an issue
I would get rid of the french doors in front of the couch so i could put a big screen tv up on the wall.
This actually is my tiny! Literally, I flipped on the TV to watch the morning news today, and this was the first thing in my UA-cam feed. I knew nothing about it. And I am totally OK with that! It gets delivered this Saturday (it's Wed), and this just adds to the excitement. And a very nice job on the video, Drew. If I do say myself. The wildest thing is, and I hate to admit it, I have never seen your channel until it popped up today. I've been a tiny video fanatic for about 5 years and I thought I had run out of options, since I watch incessantly! So I'm even happier, now that I have another channel to binge on. And Lastly...a HUGE shout out to Mint Tiny House Company. These guys are absolutely, positively amazing, in every aspect!!! I'm was a buyer in a previous life and a complete PIA when it comes to details and wanting the sky, moon and sun! They have surpassed my expectations from day one through today.
Haha that’s awesome! I’m happy to hear you’re excited about your new home, it’s absolutely stunning! Congratulations and thank you for the comment!! 🙂
This is one of the layouts I've been considering, and it's great to see it come to life! The flow is FANTASTIC with the wonderful living room and open kitchen (perfect for entertaining!), and your bedroom is gorgeous with the white walls and windows. Love that you planned for your pooch, too!🐶Happy New Home!
How much does this home cost?
Hi, could you tell us the approximate cost
I believe it’s around 120 usd
Great job on all of the nice finishes. I didn’t see where there was any storage for clothing 🤔 (closet) or a few linens ❤
Agree. That was a disappointing, especially being 40 feet long. What a shame.
@@dianebowley4437 I agree too much time and space spent on THREE bay doors but it is beautiful
Love the doors in the living and kitchen, and love the kitchen and bathroom…major miss for me is lack of clothing storage. Suggest stealing that dead corner next to the toilet to make a closet or to embed a wardrobe and adding lots of vertical storage in the bedroom.
Agreed!
This is beautiful and open. I’ve watched tiny home content for years, and some floor plans (like this one) are much more livable than what we saw a few years ago. I agree that more closets would be great, but this looks like it could really work for the right person.
Re storage: I'm holding off on cabinetry for living, bed and bath. I need to be able to walk through it to relate to it. Mint deserves the real credit for the amazing kitchen. They made all the recommendations and I said yes. I'll take credit for all the glass tho!😊
Love everything about this house except there's no storage that I saw. I could just live in the kitchen!!!!!
I would move the living room french door to the end ( where currently is the window and doggy door is)...and use the wall place for library/fireplace/ tv combo across from the couch. I would also build in the fridge and have extra storage above. Beautiful colors/textures.
I love this home. Not a fan of the ones with a loft. Seeing all of the comments (especially the harsh ones) makes me wonder why folks don't read/listen. Either way, the fact that it's custom makes me dream of what I could/would change/add. The problem for me is that I'm not in BC. But I have saved this video and will definitely build my dream tiny home soon! Thanks
I'm in California mand they shipped it down and placed it for me without any issues at all.
Loved it, at least you can walk around the bed.
The more I see of tiny homes the more I will design and build my own. I am not paying for what others value and raises the cost. Not to mention each design I have seen has modifications that would need to be made. All GOOD thanks for your time and sharing the video as it keeps my ideas for my perfect design within my means flowing.
WOW I love this one!
This is a beautiful home. I like the kitchen and bathroom. For my taste, i like a kitchen pantry and upper cabinets with a bigger fridge. The bedroom needs a closet. Two many sliding doors. I wouldn't put one in the living room so you have a place to put your TV.
Exactly. In the current config, you can sit on the couch and just stare out the doors -- that's about it. It doesn't benefit from that many doors -- no usable wall space, and way too much inbound UV.
What a fantastic walk through! Tiny homes have come a long way!
I love the air exchanger setup. Smart construction!
Mint make some of my favorites
I want it!!
Wow, living large in a 400 sq ft tiny home sounds fascinating! I can't wait to see the perfect layout that maximizes every inch of space. It's incredible how creative design can transform a small area into a comfortable and functional living space. Looking forward to being inspired by this unveiling!
Well you asked.... i really love the exterior.. im a big fan of red. I would take away the set of doors in the livingroom and uss that wall for the TV, electric fireplace (maybe), some shelves around TV for book storage. I would put hooks just to the left of big kitchen doors for jackets and righg below hooks i would put an IKEA shoe storage with flip down cabinet? .. its very slim. Then in the kitchen i would put a desk under window instead of the counter and kitchen storage. I would put a pull out pantry next to refrigerator. Then i would put ikea wardrobes to the left when you enter the bedroom. To the right you could put a ladder to a small storage loft above the bathroom.... if you'd want it.
Its a very pretty home with a good layout. It is just missing storage and has too much glass. Those 3 double sets of doors would allow so much heat in in the summer and too much heat loss in the winter.
I like your ideas! Thank you for the comment 🙂
wow wow....love love this home
Hi Drew. I am watching from Ontario. It is my dream to own a tiny house. I like the layout. I thank you for posting.
Hi there! Thanks so much for your kind words! I'm glad you like the layout of our tiny homes. Here at Drew Anthony we are passionate about creating tiny homes that are as comfortable and stylish as possible. We'd love to help you make your dream a reality. Feel free to check out our website for more information on our designs and pricing. We look forward to hearing from you!
Hi there! Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad that you're interested in owning a tiny home. I'd be more than happy to help you find the perfect tiny house for you. Please visit my website at www.drewanthony.ca to learn more about the tiny homes I represent and fill out my form to request detailed information. I look forward to helping you find your dream tiny home!
Absolutely need more storage esp on bedroom
Where do you Store your clothes and your towels and bed linnens?
The client will be adding storage cabinets once they receive the home 🙂
@@drewanthonyb Would absolutely love to see a follow-up video!
I love that its red. I bought a small shotgun house in New Orleans, and I painted it red 😊❤
The doors are great if you live in a mild climate. In the cold north, they would make it hard to keep the house warm in the winter. There is no closet in the bedroom---was there one in the hall that I missed? I do like the 10' width of the place, but I would make one of those French doors a conventional door and cut down on heat loss. If you live in a buggy climate, you can't have them wide open without screens, anyway.
A. I’d want a bigger fridge (taller) with bottom freezer.
B. Take out the eating counter, I’d use my own walnut 48” round dining table with two, three, or four of my own chairs, depending on fit, with perhaps places to store 1 or 2? They are original Eames bucket chairs, and I think maybe they are stackable?
C. Black windows.
D. My own selected paint color on kitchen cabinets.
E. Take out double doors in living room-I will put my own console with tv, and my own furniture. The room can be cozy.
F. I would add a ceiling fan in bedroom, and put storage over bed.
G. Painted walls, my color preference.
H. Outfitted for the vicious Northern Plains winters.
I. My own selected light fixtures in main area.
J. Shelving for books everywhere possible.
K. I would need window screens on windows, except doors.
L. Make it as tall as possible.
M. More (clever) storage!
That and maybe a few other things, like an incinerating toilet or plumbed toilet depending on where it would be.
That’s the basics of how I’d customize this home! I need room for some books and things, and places to put art, but those are little details.
Beautiful home! I’d have to go for the 10’ wide, even though if I haul it to another location, I’d have to have someone tow it as wide load. Those are just the basics I would do!
Ceiling fans is a good call!
Making it as tall as possible, at least on one end, could really open possibilities… unless climbing stairs, etc. are out of the question. Love that the MBR (and only bedroom) is on ground level, and not something you have to crawl around in or be hunched over!
Beautiful!!!
Absolutely love this design. Would love to see a floor plan with demensions of each area!
This is my favorite tiny home ever. I love it.I would definitely love to live in this home!
i really love this video
I loved everything except no closet in bedroom. Maybe take a few feet from bathroom or kitchen would have worked.
Now that you mention that, the bathroom did seem quite long… so I would happily trade some of that space to have a closet.
I’d add racks above the headboard. Just a box with angled hangers.
I would have sliding doors so that they don't open in or out and take up space, with blinds already in them. A 30" wall oven under the counter, and electric cooktop. One can have mirrored tinting in all the windows, for privacy, cuts out the UV and other dangerous rays, also cuts out heat in the summer, cold in the winter, cuts out glare, acts as an adhesive if the window gets broken. Also, blackout blinds in all the windows, and motorized the ones in the upper windows, since they are too high to reach. I would want to put the couch under the window on the end so you can put a TV and electric wall mounted fireplace under it. Also, I hope the space for the washer/dryer is wide enough for a 27" washer/dryer combo or the LG Wash Tower with the controls in the middle, for us height deprived folks who cannot reach the dryer controls if two separate units are stacked on top of each other. That and the doors on each would be opening in opposite sides, whereas the LG Wash Tower, both the washer and dryer open with the hinge on the left side, which would make it more convenient moving laundry from washer to dryer, and it does vent out, for better drying, verses non-vented washer/dryer combos. Do love the roomier bathroom and house with the 10-foot wide.
Lowes has a retractable screen door that comes in single, double and sliding door models.
Love the bar on the end of the kitchen counter, a place to eat or work on your computer or whatever else you work on. I do love the 10-foot-wide homes. The house is really nice and spacious. An option, a wide folding door in place of two French doors in the Livingroom and kitchen area.
Love the counter opposite of the sink, makes a great space for small appliances like microwaves, toaster ovens, blenders, mixers, ice cream makers, popcorn poppers, etc, and storage when you are not using them. Provides more prep space, or a place to fold clothes, towels, sheets, etc after taking them out of the dryer. Like the red and white on the outside, and white walls on the inside, helps keep it bright and light in the house.
Thank you for your comment! 🙂
A truly dedicated space for a microwave would be appreciated !
Great space. Lack of cupboards for clothing is my only issue. Very neat, crisp, modern, with a touch of raw nature. Love the kitchen counters and cupboards.
Beautiful wood and widows.
Agree with others regarding the total lack of storage. Unless this is being used only as vacation rental property, it makes no sense for anyone who actually plan to live in this, even part time.
While natural lighting is great having all the double doors is limiting. I'd remove one set of doors in the living room, including the dog door. Unless you have fenced in property, a dog door can be problematic. I'd keep the set closest to the kitchen, using that other space from the doors to install a closest for coats, shoes, outdoor gear, dog stuff, cleaning supplies, vacuum, etc.
Again, while the large kitchen is nice, that refrigerator is way too small. I'd enlarge the bathroom, using existing footage from the kitchen to accommodate a tub/shower combo & enabling the install of a clothes closest within the bedroom.
For added storage, I'd use a storage bed with gas struts lift for easy accessibility. I'd use bins for seasonal clothing & other necessities underneath. Another idea would be having the builder incorporate a small storage loft in the bedroom given the height. There are many ways to customize a build & personalize it to meet individual living needs.
Glad to see this uses the Lumos air exchange system. I'm surprised this or a similar system isn't consistently used within the building industry given the potential for destructive & deadly mold growth. It should be a requirement for RVIA certifications.
The quality & craftsmanship seen in MINT homes is evident here. Thanks for sharing this.
It was custom built to the clients preference 🙂 not for everyone, but thanks for watching! I appreciate your comment!
Yes, it needs storage, especially if it’s to be lived in full time in a cold weather climate. But, as a seasonal home, any storage needs can be solved in the available space. The clear flow and lack of steps is lovely.
Along those lines though, could a rooftop patio (with set of access stairs either outside or inside; could even be spiral?) be possible? Would really open up a ton of possibilities!
NO CLOSETS! A rather glaring omission.
Another great review Drew, I hope you come back to Melbourne one day and do more reviews
Thank you! I appreciate that 🙂
I love the home. But not keen on a composting toilet. Love the size
I love the design and would live in it. The kitchen is perfect with storage (would only change the fridge size) and that bathroom is as well. I'd change the bedroom layout and put a Queen size murphy bed so I could use it as an office as well.
Absolutely no storage except the kitchen... Seriously? There's not even room to put a decent sized armoire or dresser in the bedroom. I'm okay with minimalism but "nonealism" is a little much. You need socks and underwear and a pair of jeans at least 😅. Where do you store towels and linens? I guess you could put a mattress that lifts up on the bed frame?
This was a custom build, built to the specifications the client requested. Of course most homes come with what you’ve mentioned 🙂
You don't like it, build your own.
@@poem2myself so I guess you don't allow people to have opinions... How very adult of you.
Lift up bed or bed with drawers. Boom. Fixed. Not a biggie 🤷🏽♀️
They wasted all that wall space which could have been used for storage by putting three sets of French doors. 🤔🤷🏽♀️
BEAUTIFUL. NEEDS A 📺 ON SWIVEL MOUNT IN LIVINGROOM THO.
This absolutely beautiful. My biggest concern is living in Canada is that you need almost four season worth of clothing and shoes and whete do you put all of that in a tiny house. Especially when you live with another person. Just never feels like enough storage.
I would make the kitchen smaller so that you could make bedroom larger for a clothes closet. I would take out doors in bedroom also . Great video.
Thank you for the comment 🙂
Yes. I think I overdid "the bedroom's not all that important." It's going be a tight squeeze. It'll motivate me to be even more minimalistic!
Taylor, congratulations on your Mint Tiny Home. And I hear you about the bedroom. I can say of all the videos I've watched, that folks who have beds that lift up like a chest, with storage underneath seem to be very happy with how much storage you get. I did also see one under bed storage, where the end or side rolled out additionally so you could access the under bed storage both by lifting the hydraulics, or by simply pulling open a drawer 3 feet deep by 5 feet wide on rollers, seemed a nice hybrid. Also, many people report feeling uncomfortable with the amount of shaking in the house when running washing machine... So you could consider an external unit in a shed or in an addition.. As then you could have a hanging closet in the bathroom. From what I have seen you will need a minimum of 2 to 5 feet of hanging space somewhere. I have see hanging bars that are about 10 to 12 inches in depth and the clothes face forward. The bar telescopes forward, allowing you to sort through the hung clothes, and then you just push it back in and close the closet door. With a system like that you can accommodate hung clothing in quite a shallow space, as regular closets require quite a considerable depth. Considering the lovely height in the bedroom you can also build a false floor with 18 inches storage over the whole floor, deeper under the bed. With a pull out step slash drawer from the centre. I once saw an extraordinary long pull out drawer under a raised floor, however the designer hadn't factored in that you need to be able to get to the sides of the drawer in order to handle/retrieve/sort and organize the items in the big drawer. And you can always have a shed.. For linnens, off season storage and clothes, etc... Maybe even space for a drop down cot for guests.. If your parking permits a bunkie... Are you going to private land? An RV Park or mobile home Park? Anywhere you go, that house is going to shine... It's a stunning layout.. Hope those ideas might generate some creative juice for your storage plans. And which end is your tongue? Because if you ever really needed to, a closet can go on a tongue, it can be the width of the house.. just has to have angled sides over the tongue, but it could be a 8 to 9 foot full length closet with drawers... And if your tongue is at the other end, then you could do a full 2 foot bump out, with the bed length side flush up against where the original back wall was, so you could still walk on 3 sides of the bed, and could have a full size closet after the bathroom, at the head of the bed... Wish I could draw those.. Sigh, words fail me... Oh and you can consider an RV queen mattress it's the length of a double, buys extra inches for getting around. And regular queen linnens work just fine on an RV queen mattress. I have one. And I had my double bed frame adjusted width wise to accommodate... But if I were on my own, I would have just stuck with a double bed. Hubby is tall.. His feet dangle off the bottom, but he doesn't seem bothered at all... And with full length queen we wouldn't have had enough inches to pass by the end of the bed.
You have tonnes of kitchen storage.. So some personal items can store there.. I've seen that.. And do you have a pantry? Overflow pantry items could go in the shed too..
@@MrTDial i have seen small closets put where the nightstands are. They have drawers on the bottom and a bit of hanging space above... plus they still have a table top for your phone, alarm, cup of water, etc. Good luck with your home.
All of that glass may be problematic too. It will let a lot of heat out in the winter.. and it will let too much heat in in the summer..
I like everything about this home except the fact it doesn't have a closet to hang cloths ....I do like the downstairs bedroom because I am 66 and dont really want to climb stairs ...could you put a bumpout on the tongue for a closet?
I'm actually thinking about bump out. I might have overdone the spartan bedroom.🥴
Never thought I'd say too much light but ! too many double doors !!!! Way too many !
I really like this design, especially the large kitchen. A couple of small things I would want different... the fridge is a bit small for my liking, and there's a lot to empty space above it. I would put another cabinet over the fridge. Also, I wouldn't need 3 sets of French doors. I wouldn't want one in the living area across from the couch. But otherwise this is beautiful.
My favorite for sure; may reduce some of the bathroom space to add a foot or few inches to the bedroom ... also I might convert one of the sliders into floor to ceiling window 😊. Really hit all the bells
A very nice home for 1-2 people. Would remove French doors on the left and leave celestory window above then replace right door with standard window and celestory above. A standard door with sidelight for entry door. Lose too much valuable wall space using all that glass (also harder to heat and cool). Remove 2 feet from kitchen and add closet with drawers below in bedroom on either side of the door.
The open sliding glass doors are cute because you could put a wraparound porch to give you plenty of options to use it for I don’t like any homes of any kind if they don’t have a option we’re I can have a combination spa bathtub and shower 🚿 but I love that you made animals accessible to go in and out lots of people seem to love ❤️ there animals almost as much as they love ❤️ themselves. Lol😂❤😂lol because it is true
this is a great video Drew
Thanks for leaving your comment. I get so many messages and thats why i have setup drewanthony.ca so if you are enquiring about price i can get you youtube pricing through my channel. I have lots of other information too including blogs. I appreciate your comment and keep living tiny
This is a beautiful home, but I don't see much storage space other than in the kitchen. Where would coats and clothes be stored.
You need to design it so there is closet space.
A washer/dryer combo could go into the kitchen
and a utility closet could go there as well. A
wardrobe closet could go where the washer/dryer
was located in the bathroom. The bed could have
storage drawers as well. The bed could also be a
Murphy bed which would allow you to have an office
or exercise space! I really like the fact that the house
has a wide beam of ten feet! You can do so much
with that extra footage!❤
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That's a great idea! With a ten foot beam, you can really maximize the use of space. There are a few ways to include closet space with this design. You can put a wardrobe closet in the bathroom, a utility closet in the kitchen, and storage drawers in the bed. Using a Murphy bed is also a great way to create an extra space for an office or exercise area. For more information about tiny homes, please visit www.drewanthony.ca.
Thank you for your ideas! We are excited to design a space that works for you and meets all of your needs. We have plenty of ideas on how to maximize the ten feet of width so you can have all the features you want plus a bit extra. Please visit our website for more information on pricing and to get started.
Great layout!!! Thinking of the weight of added storage is smart. (Add cabinets and stuff after it arrives at your destination .) I’d elevate the fridge with a drawer base. Love it.
Thank you for your input! I'm glad you like the layout! The great thing about tiny homes is that you can always customize them to fit your needs and add storage after you've moved it to your destination - making it as spacious and functional as possible. Elevating the fridge with a drawer base is an awesome idea - it's a great way to maximize space and make sure everything fits perfectly. If you'd like more information on tiny homes, please visit www.drewanthony.ca. Thanks for your comment!
Thank you for the kind words! We are so glad you love the layout and appreciate your suggestion to elevate the fridge with a drawer base. If you have any further questions or enquiries about price, please feel free to visit our website at www.drewanthony.ca. We look forward to hearing from you.
It is nice, but no closets and no storage except in the kitchen is not good. All those doors and windows are nice too, but hopefully someone will hang blinds, that thing will heat up fast in the sun. I however do like the dog door.
I work for a shipping container tiny home company, I do electrical wiring and appliance installation. I also will be doing the marketing video(as I have a small freelance production company). I have 2 questions one is the best way to film these units and that air filter was very interesting I would like to know more about that too and that doggy door was excellent I want one🤙
Here's some info on the HRV system: lunoscanada.com/
As for filming - depends on what you already have! Make sure your audio and video is clear - thats 90% of it! 🙂
Like the bedroom space and the living space but I prefer a smaller kitchen
Same here. I would replace the counter on the right with a table for two.
Said no one lol just kidding..
I'm a kitchen person love to cook😊😊
@@pamelavance648 I bake and it really does not require that much room. I just can’t see the point in having a huge kitchen if there is no where to park yourself and your guest. 🤷🏻♀️
Love it except for a few things need to be deleted and some needs to be added. Need some wall space so the middle double door needs to go, and the kit needs to be a little smaller so the bedroom can be bigger to have a closet and drawers for your clothes, and the bathroom needs linen storage too. And take out the window in the bedroom for the double door and upper window gives you plenty of light. Other than that it's great. What's the price and where are you?
I don’t have the exact price on this model but if you visit: www.drewanthony.ca/tiny-homes I can send you floor plans and pricing! Thank you for your comment! 🙂
Nice❤ but for me taller sink I’m tall n a bigger fridge n definitely traditional flush 🚽 toilet is a MUST for me😊
I am super hesitant about the composting potty. But I am firmly committed to saving water, living in drought-stricken fire country. My fingers are crossed that it'll be OK!
You're brave to Ry it, you can always change it later
* try
I sure can live in it
, but is it comfortable?
Absolutely! Tiny homes can be just as comfortable as a full-sized home. Most people think of tiny homes as bare-bones living, but with the right design and furnishings, they can be quite cozy. To get started, check out some of the tiny home designs on our website at www.drewanthony.ca to get an idea of what you can do to make your home comfortable and livable.
, and I'm happy to answer any questions you have about living in this tiny home. If you have any questions or enquiries about price, please visit our website at www.drewanthony.ca for more information. Thank you for your interest!
No clothing closets?
Drew Anthony
9 hours ago
This was a custom build, built to the specifications the client requested. 🙂
What about making one of these tiny homes with a walk in tub. Nice for a person with a back problem or just having the jets to soothe your legs. It's a good idea. Think about it. Even if you make one model.
Hi Drew. It's pretty and bright, but there's no place or space for your clothing and if you are cooking on a three burner stove, you hardly have room for more than one pan if you are using a skillet. Also, I didn't see any kind of air conditioning system except for the humidity system you have. Actually, I don't think that would work in the South. If one fan pulls air and the other pushes, you are just pulling in more humidity. Like I said, it's beautiful, but you will need LOTS more storage if you are going to LIVE in it.
I'm interested in the fresh air system.
I need the information on the air exchanger
LUNOS HRV CERAMIC AIR FILTRATION SYSTEM
I love the doggy door, how large of a dog can fit through the opening?
That’s a good question 😅
Where is the storage? There was more attention to windows instead of storage. Not for me
It was custom built to the clients preference 🙂 not for everyone, but thanks for watching!
How much is it and NO tv or form of entertainment?
This was a custom build - the client didn’t want a tv 🙂
Better than a 1 bedroom
Anyone have a ballpark on what this one cost? I've looked at a TON of tiny house videos. And this is probably the best layout / size i've seen where it's still on a trailer too
I would absolutely remove all of the French doors and add needed wall space. Small windows could be installed for light. An effort should be made to include as much storage as possible. Some of the windows could be removed as well. Skylights with automatic shades would be a viable alternative.
You're doing a great job presenting these homes. One suggestion: every time you use the word "do" you would be more correct to just drop that word. Over use of "do" becomes distracting.
Love the home but I wish it had a room for a home office.
Please let me know what that HVC AIR OIT IN FOR MOINT. THANK U FOR SHARED AWSOME ❤
Here's the link lunoscanada.com/
A blank wall is more valuable then three sets of French doors
I would like to hear more about the air exchange please. Would I need that living in Arizona? No loft 11x36 tiny home currently being built.
Here's the link lunoscanada.com/
@@drewanthonyb Thank you
Bathroom Between Kitchen And Front Room !! KITCHEN Off Bedroom !! Possiable A Loft
Where do you store clothing?
How can I get more information on this home cost and more with out the dog door
Is the host really tall because the kitchen counters are at his hip level!
I’m 6’4” 🙂
Needs full length hanging closets!
Absolutely! Our tiny homes are designed with full length hanging closets so you can make the most of your tiny space. We also have plenty of storage options to choose from so you can keep your tiny home organized and clutter-free. If you'd like to learn more, please check out our website at www.drewanthony.ca for more information.
Thanks for your comment! We specialize in creating tiny homes tailored to our customers' needs, so we would be more than happy to discuss your closet requirements. Please visit our website at www.drewanthony.ca for more information and to get in touch with us. We look forward to hearing from you.
Love this house are you close to Victoria ? I would love to move there
Hi there,
Thanks for your interest in our tiny home! We are based in Vancouver, BC, but we do have customers in Victoria, BC. If you're looking to make the move there, we can certainly help you out. Please visit our website at www.drewanthony.ca for more information about our services. We look forward to hearing from you!
Hi there! We are located in Vancouver, BC, which is approximately a two hour drive from Victoria. If you're looking for a tiny home in the Victoria area, we unfortunately can't help, but we wish you luck in your search!
No window coverings!! That should be built
into the Tony. No one likes to deal with the
small stuff! Nice unit!
I didn't like all of the windows and doors.
I live in a small space and the windows are essential because it gives the illusion of being larger but I agree one of the French doors could go.
Love the 10 ft tiny Where can I get info to purchase?♡
Thanks for your interest in tiny homes! To get more information about purchasing one, please visit my website at www.drewanthony.ca and fill out the form provided. I represent high quality manufacturers all over North America and can help you purchase a tiny home anywhere in the world.
Thanks for your interest in the 10 ft tiny home! You can get more information and purchase one at www.drewanthony.ca.
Wardrobe? Linen closet?
Did I miss the closets? 🤔 Also, I'd rather have storage (cabinets in the kitchen) inside than windows looking outside.
pleasegive approximate price for your homes
This one was a custom build but starts around $130k USD
Approx 145K USD / 211K CAD, with another 3-7K for the additional cabinetry I'll do once I take delivery. Living in California, I think the price is a steal!!!
Perfect layout but the bedroom is too small and it needs a closet.
Can I get info on the air exchange pleaae
Here's the link lunoscanada.com/
this is a very nice tiny home how much is it
Thank you for appreciating this tiny home! Unfortunately, I do not have the pricing information as it was not provided in the video. However, I suggest checking out the builder's website or contacting them directly for more information. Have a great day!
Send me info on ventilation.
i wish it had more storage and a second story bedroom
I hate industrial lights put a chandeliers in their place can you make the counter space by the right side be put on wheels so it can be moved to separate living room from kitchen then a person can put them a small kitchen table of their own choosing when a home has one bathroom you need a combination bathtub with the shower it’s good it has lots of windows and three French doors great on that lots of light 💡 ❤😂❤😊
Thank you for your comment! I love the idea of replacing industrial lights with chandeliers - that would definitely add a touch of elegance to the home. Yes, we can absolutely make the counter space by the right side on wheels so it can be moved around. For the one bathroom, it is great that you suggest a combination bathtub with a shower. We also love that the home has lots of windows and three French doors - that will let in plenty of natural light. If you have any further questions, please visit www.drewanthony.ca for more information.
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Thank you for sharing your ideas! We are always open to suggestions about how to best utilize small spaces. We will certainly take your feedback into consideration when planning future tiny homes. As for the questions and inquiries about pricing, please direct them to www.drewanthony.ca so we can provide you with an accurate quote.
please send info on ERV
Here's the link lunoscanada.com/
Where are you located
NOT a tiny home. This a park model home. True tiny homes are less than 250sqft. The International residential group may define this as a tiny home. They're misusing the tiny home word misleading the tiny home concept...
Personally I'd just as soon have a park model camper. I think it is plain and straight. I don't get the ideal. Is it called a "tiny"home because that's the trend right now or because you can get it in areas/places that you can't put a camper?