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Olivia Farabaugh’s Low-VOC Nashville Tiny Home

on February 13, 2022

Singer-Songwriter Olivia Farabaugh (known from “The Voice” Season 10) and her husband have gone tiny! Their 12×30 foot home was built by Greenwood Tiny Homes and designed with low-VOC materials and air exchanges to help mitigate Olivia’s Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome.

They have a first-floor bedroom space but ultimately chose to put their bed in the loft and use the main-level room as a multi-purpose office/studio. Their u-shaped kitchen is stock-full of great storage and full-sized appliances (even a dishwasher!) and they have really awesome multi-use furniture in the living room.

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First Floor Bedroom, Double Lofts, and Amazing Storage in this Singer-Songwriter’s Tiny Home


They went with a U-shaped kitchen with standard-size appliances.

You’ll want to watch the whole video to see all the clever storage hacks!

While they have a downstairs room, they decided to sleep upstairs to be able to dedicate the other space as a studio and office.

They found this skinny couch that transforms into a comfortable daybed.

They have a secondary loft space that’s used as a cozy little office with a window.

Get all the details and learn more about their clever tiny home by watching the video tour below!

VIDEO: Tiny House Tour – First Floor Bedroom & Storage

Highlights

  • Olivia Farabaugh’s tiny home, built by Greenwood Tiny Homes, focuses on health-conscious design using low-VOC materials to accommodate her Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome.
  • The couple opted for a loft bedroom, repurposing the first-floor bedroom into a multi-functional office and studio space.
  • Their tiny home features a U-shaped kitchen equipped with full-sized appliances, including a dishwasher, maximizing space and functionality.
  • Clever storage solutions and multi-use furniture, like a transforming couch-daybed, enhance the tiny home’s practicality.
  • A secondary loft offers a cozy office area with a window, providing additional functional space.
  • The video tour showcases innovative storage hacks, providing inspiration for those interested in tiny living.

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  • Diana
    February 13, 2022, 3:14 pm

    Nice build and clever choices and I love that its low/no VOC. Would love to know where they found the couch!

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    • James D.
      February 14, 2022, 3:18 am

      Looks like the Eco-Sofa, Natural Latex Upholstered Sofa Bed, from Organic Grace…

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  • Julie McKay
    February 13, 2022, 6:52 pm

    can you share more about the sofa? where did you get it? name/size, etc.?

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  • Debbie in Texas
    February 14, 2022, 10:53 am

    Amongst some very stiff competition amongst several other Tiny Houses showcased on here that I have absolutely ❤️ LOVED ❤️ —> THIS ONE just topped the list! ?

    Every single detail was so incredibly thought out even down to the choice of top-loading wash machine and why it was chosen. Loved the drop-down TV too. Could go on and on and on. Saving this one for keepsies.

    Any idea what this particular one cost with all the additions and upgrades?

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