Couple Trade Apartment for Tiny Home and Garden

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The Saudes were tired of their city lifestyle and ready to move to the country, where they would have outdoor space for a garden. So they decided to build their own tiny house on wheels! The main accent color for the home (tiles, cabinets, and exterior paint) is a brilliant teal blue.

They have a fireplace with a built-in bookshelf, a spot for a keyboard, a spacious 5-foot shower stall, and a pollinator and food garden right outside their door! What do you think of their design? The couple now designs and builds tiny homes as a business, and a replica of their “Duchess” is for sale.

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Their 30-foot Tiny House has an Amazing Deck

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This tiny house on wheels is surprisingly spacious.

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Their self-built tiny home is now a dream come true.

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Designing and building tiny homes for others is now part of what they do. Richard and Cassie are now selling a replica of their Tiny Home for $159,000.

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VIDEO: Gorgeous Tiny Home w/ luxury kitchen, fireplace

Highlights

  • Couple transitions from city lifestyle to country living with a tiny home and garden
  • Main accent color of the tiny house is a vibrant teal-blue
  • Features include a fireplace with built-in bookshelf, space for a keyboard, and a spacious 5-foot shower stall
  • Couple now designs and builds tiny homes as a business
  • Replica of their tiny home, named “Duchess,” is available for sale at $159,000

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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6 comments

  1. What a lovely home you two have created! Good luck with your tiny home business. You will do well I am sure.

  2. Well this is a first for me. I never watch a video on this site over 5 minutes. For reasons unknown to me I started watching even though it is almost 18 minutes long. For once there isn’t 15 or more minutes of incessant, boring yapping. This couple made a very interesting and informative video of an amazing, beautiful home, inside and out as well as the property and garden. Absolutely LOVED the fireplace. It must be so cozy on a cool evening. Personally I would prefer a smaller kitchen sink (for more counter top space) and considering how my head is drawn to every single thing lower than my height I would need at east a 7′ ceiling. Well done folks. WELL DONE! Love the fluffed butts too ?

  3. I maybe just a bit paranoid, but why would anyone put large windows or worse, sliding doors that lead from the outside directly into a bedroom? I would not sleep a wink with that situation.

    1. For the loft, there has to be an egress point in case of fire… Otherwise, people do such things for various reasons like accessing a balcony, personal deck or porch, it makes the space feel more spacious, access to the back yard/personal space, increase ventilation when needed, etc.

  4. Ooooh, thanks for sharing; I love the cosy couch window, the deck, and the feel it gives! It gave me some great inspiration for my tiny house on wheels idea.

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