This is a Mom and Daughter’s Fantastic Tiny House with a Bunkroom!
Mom works as a travelling nurse, which makes a tiny home the perfect solution since they move every few months for work. “I Am Jake” met up with the family while in Eugene Oregon and got a tour — and dinner! — in their sweet, small space. The tiny includes two lofts, one which they use as a living room, as well as a bunkroom with bunk beds for daughter Victoria.
Fast forward the video to 4:45 to see the tiny home!
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Mom and Daughter’s Fantastic Tiny House with a Bunkroom
Screenshots via YouTube/IamJake
Looking in from the front door.
Couch and eating area.
Climbing up to mom’s bedroom loft.
Close up of mom’s bedroom.
Living room loft with a projector screen for movies.
Daughter’s adorable bunk beds!
Screenshots via YouTube/IamJake
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Love it! And it’s very stylish too
That is is!
In the beginning of the tiny house movement, the founders built and lived tiny to leave a smaller footprint, save money, be independent, and live smaller. Now it’s become a roof over your head, mortgage free, power independent, and free from working yourself into the hospital leaving this world with as much debt as you carried all your in the world built by people who think you owe them your life’s blood. I applaud every person who’s built a tiny house to reclaim freedom, and financial independence.
Where did the kitchen cabinets come from? Nice tiny!
Great having a ground floor bedroom but I would have preferred a bigger eating area. Surely Victoria has homework from school, especially if she is constantly changing schools, and this table isn’t anywhere near big enough to spread out her schoolwork, or hobbies when she’s at home. Nice home but lack of eating and relaxing space means many couldn’t enjoy it, even for a visit. And heaven help the mother if she breaks a limb, nowhere to sit in comfort downstairs though there is at least the bunk bed to sleep in.
Love the tub idea, looks classy the way she had it tiled all around. Also like the idea of doing the living room upstairs. Even without the childs room down, I just like the idea of hanging upstairs where you can see out of the windows less claustrophobic. Cool layout really. But its an accordian door, not a harmonica door. LOL