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Tiny House Giant Journey: Shelby’s Stand-Up Loft Among the Redwoods

Tiny House Giant Journey walks Shelby’s 30-foot tiny house on a trailer, tucked among the redwoods and a short drive from the Oregon coast. The tiny house features a stand-up bedroom loft, downstairs offices, and more.

Black vertical-metal tiny house on a trailer among tall trees, wood around the glass door, wood deck, Shelby standing in front
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Video: Her gorgeous Tiny House design w/ a stand-up loft! Channel: Tiny House Giant Journey (@TinyHouseGiantJourney). Uploaded August 25, 2026. 18 minutes. Stills are from that video. On-screen she is Shelby, Instagram @tinycasita_.

The YouTube listing, as of August 27, 2026, says she and her husband have spent the last three years on that site. Same listing: total monthly site cost, including utilities, is less than $900. They put $55,000 down; the custom build is now completely paid off. Those are dated listing lines — not a verdict, and not advice.

Shelby sitting in the aisle of her tiny house, kitchen to the left, under-loft desk to the right, on-screen name Shelby and Instagram @tinycasita_
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Inside, white walls, light wood floors, recessed lights. Kitchen on the left. A desk tucked under the loft on the right. She sits on a stool in the aisle between them.
The listing names a kitchen, a bathtub, and a separate washer and dryer.

The house is 30 feet. The desk under the loft is how they keep a workspace without giving the aisle back.

Shelby at a loft desk under a letter board that reads WELCOME TO MY TINY CRIB, moss panels and a printer on the wall
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Up in the office loft, she sits at a desk. A letter board on the wall reads WELCOME TO MY TINY CRIB. Moss panels, a moon print, a printer. The listing calls the bedroom loft stand-up — walk around instead of crawling into bed. That is the hard thing most tiny-house lofts do not give you.

Shelby standing in the stand-up loft bedroom, arms up under the ceiling, cat on a white bed, windows on both sides
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Bathroom with a white vanity, black-framed mirror, toilet, and a glass-door shower with subway tile
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Thirty feet. Last three years among the redwoods. A short drive from the Oregon coast.

For a different two-loft house on Tiny House Talk, see The Prana: A Two-Loft Tiny House with the Biggest Living Room in the Lineup. For a no-loft bedroom, see The Daphne: A 378 Sq. Ft. Park Model With No Loft and a Real Bedroom.

Watch the Full Tour

Credit: Tiny House Giant Journey, “Her gorgeous Tiny House design w/ a stand-up loft!,” YouTube, August 25, 2026.

Highlights

  • Channel: Tiny House Giant Journey (@TinyHouseGiantJourney)
  • Tour: Her gorgeous Tiny House design w/ a stand-up loft! — uploaded August 25, 2026; 18 minutes
  • On-screen: Shelby · Instagram @tinycasita_
  • 30-foot home on a trailer; last three years on that site (listing, as of August 27, 2026)
  • Tucked among the redwoods; a short drive from the Oregon coast (listing location only)
  • Total monthly site cost including utilities less than $900 (listing, as of August 27, 2026)
  • $55,000 down, then completely paid off (listing, as of August 27, 2026)
  • Kitchen, bathtub, separate washer and dryer, stand-up bedroom loft (listing)
  • Letter board in the office loft still: WELCOME TO MY TINY CRIB.

Learn More

Tiny House Giant JourneyWatch the tour · YouTube channel · Website http://www.tinyhousegiantjourney.com · Instagram @tinyhousegiantjourney
Shelby — Instagram @tinycasita_
Videography: Coni Gajardo, http://outdoorsmantra.com/ · @outdoors.mantra

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.
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