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5 Inspiring Tiny House YouTube Channels To Binge in 2024

Since getting into minimalism and sustainable living, I’ve naturally been fascinated with tiny homes. And after many years of watching tiny house youtube channels, my wife and I finally decided to purchase land and build our first tiny.

Our story isn’t unique. Many folks get into tiny living as a result of these channels.

I’ve probably watched over 1,000 tiny house tours and stumbled across some incredible YouTubers I want to acknowledge and share with you.

I’ve also included some of my favourite tiny tours for each show, and I’d love to hear about your top picks in the comments. 

1. Living Big in a Tiny House

Bryce Langston’s YouTube show, Living Big in a Tiny House , is one of the most popular channels documenting the tiny house movement.

The New Zealand native gives viewers an inside look at all kinds of attractive small homes from around the world, including treehouses, earth homes, shipping container homes, busses and vans.

Bryce’s partner Rasa Pescud does videography for the show, which began in late 2013.

As someone who’s watched and subscribed to the channel for many years, I can attest to Bryce’s enthusiasm for tiny living—despite being a pretty big guy.

2. Exploring Alternatives

I came across Exploring Alternatives when doing research for a podcast episode on using minimalism to downsize your life . After seeing a story about how a man left his well-paying job to work part-time at a grocery store , I knew I had to see more.

The videos are beautifully shot and edited and tell fascinating stories about people living alternative lifestyles. Each video presents a unique perspective on living differently, from tiny house dwellers to long-term travellers.

What I love most about Exploring Alternatives is that it isn’t just about pretty homes and dreamy lifestyles. It’s also about the hard work and dedication that goes into living an alternative lifestyle.

Through their videos, the talented Canadian couple, Mat and Danielle, show that it’s possible to live a life that is both meaningful and sustainable.

3. Tiny House Giant Journey

I recently discovered Tiny House Giant Journey , and I’m now a fan. Jenna Spesard initially started a YouTube channel to document how she built and lived in a tiny house so that she could free up her finances and travel the world.

Tiny House Giant Journey has evolved to share alternative dwellings, lifestyle videos, and tiny vacation rentals while still capturing Jenna’s travel adventures and projects.

What I appreciate most is how raw and transparent Jenna is about tiny living. You learn the good and the not-so-good so that you can learn through her experiences.

If you’re considering building a tiny house or entering the short-term rental market, you need to check out Rob Abasolo’s YouTube channel, Robuilt .

Rob is an expert in tiny house Airbnb rentals, and he’s 11x Airbnb Superhost with over $1.5 million in bookings .

Rob’s channel blew up when he shared his story of building a tiny house in his Los Angeles backyard for just $72k and renting it out on Airbnb. He’s since gone on to build tiny house villages and glamping sites, which he documents and shares in his videos.

Not only does Rob provide valuable insights and tips, but he also demonstrates that tiny homes can be highly profitable investments.

5. Tiny House Expedition

The Tiny House Expedition is run by a married couple, Alexis and Christian, who are self-proclaimed tiny home nerds.

After building their own tiny house on wheels (THOW) in 2015, they hit the road as full-time nomads. They’re still travelling part-time in their shuttle bus conversion.

What caught my attention about this channel was their “living tiny legally” series. Unfortunately, full-time tiny house living is not legal everywhere, as many local councils/counties aren’t quite sure how to categorise tiny houses.

So this series documents people’s experiences of dealing with local governments in different states and the experiences of other tiny house dwellers around the country.

It’s equally frustrating and inspiring and offers an intimate look at the multifaceted tiny house movement.

The best tiny house YouTube channels to follow

So that’s my short list of tiny home YouTubers worth following this year. From informative tiny tours to Airbnb rentals, they offer something for everyone.

What do you think? Who would you add to the list? Let me know in the comments below.

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I absolutely loved this list! I’m always looking for new tiny house inspiration, and these channels seem so authentic and creative. Can’t wait to binge-watch them all and get some fresh ideas for my own tiny living journey! Thanks for sharing!

I absolutely love the tiny house movement and the creativity that goes into designing and building these micro homes. It’s so inspiring to see people living simply and sustainably, and I’m excited to check out these YouTube channels for more ideas and inspiration. Thanks for sharing!

I’m so glad I stumbled upon this post! I’ve been fascinated by the tiny house movement for years and it’s great to see so many inspiring channels on YouTube. I can’t wait to start binge-watching these channels and learning more about the lifestyle. Thank you for sharing this list!

I love watching tiny house YouTube channels! They’re so inspiring and motivating. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for tiny house living!

I love tiny homes, so thank you for these links. I built a small eco-cabin on a somewhat remote island, which wasn’t my first build, but it really cemented my disbelief in local building codes that do not support small eco-homes (so there were comprises with size, etc.). I definitely prefer a more portable life now and while I could someday see myself having a tiny home on wheels, or an eco van camper (as soon as they become eco enough to consider), tiny apartment living is working well, too, whether traveling or settling in for a bit. Gratitude.

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Social media stars exhibit grand houses representing an ideal, home ownership, that is increasingly hard to come by for the average millennial. Millennials might not want it anyway.

YouTuber personalities — lifestyle vloggers, family-oriented channels and beauty gurus — reel in whopping numbers of views when they invite their subscribers into their homes . The house tour is almost its own genre of video, like the makeup tutorial or ever-relevant skin care routine. Unlike those videos, however, house tours are less about teaching and more about showing.

House tours provide a glance into the luxurious lifestyle a YouTube career can provide, showing that internet fame might be the truest fast-track to the traditional American dream of owning property.

Viral house tours are most often in the grandest homes, inviting viewers into McMansions and futuristic palaces in LA. They show off the kinds of “dream homes” one might ogle over on HGTV, except that the owners, rather than wealthy middle-aged couples with fancy titles, are millennials who’ve reached absurd amounts of wealth via YouTube.

Makeup-guru-turned-millionaire Jeffree Star, for example, showed off his palatial mansion in January to 24 million users. The property is quite an accomplishment for anyone, let alone someone who is only 34 years old . “Six years ago, I had $500 to my name,” he says in the beginning of the video, showing how internet success can catapult “ordinary people” to the crest of the almost otherworldly affluence represented by an eight-bedroom compound in Calabasas.

“No dream is ever too big,” Star prefaces his tour, on a backdrop of a massive backyard pool and columned patio. But if YouTube stars think sprawling mansions make up viewers’ wildest dreams, are they assuming that their audiences subscribe to the excessive consumerism that defines U.S. culture ? And if so, are they right?

A professor of international relations at George Washington University, Amitai Etzioni, defines consumerism as “the obsession with acquisition that has become the organizing principle of American life.” Consumerism becomes a “social disease” when large amounts of people attempt to satisfy the higher human needs of affection, self-esteem and self-actualization through the acquisition of more and more goods and services.

Highly anticipated YouTuber house tours perpetuate consumerism because many of them can’t be beat for their opulence and the aura of “made it”-ness their tour guides seem intent on selling. The ACE Family, a young family of four who share vlogs to more than 18 million subscribers, recently uploaded a house tour lasting a full hour.

In this video, Austin McBroom and Catherine Paiz show viewers around their massive compound, which they explain consists of two houses combined together. Amenities like a Steinway piano that plays itself and a game room stocked with real arcade machines promote the belief that spending exorbitant amounts on in-home extravagances represents an exciting marker of career achievement.

However, millennials overall reject lives based around the materialism of older demographics. The benefits of minimalism have resonated with younger generations who realize that acquiring more and more things doesn’t guarantee fulfillment. Buying less means less debt, a smaller environmental footprint and less pressure to impress with newer and better things.

Millennials have a different set of values around money. These values have been shaped by a historic recession, a struggling job market and a record amount of student debt. Those between the ages of 18 and 34 prefer to spend money on experiences rather than goods , and to buy ethically and environmentally conscious products over others. The Tiny House phenomenon stands as the perfect counter-image to the grandiose homes influencers display to their following. Even though internet users gobble up tours of luxury homes on YouTube, millennials’ trending toward  minimalism reveal that they aren’t entirely sold on the dream.

Owning a large house also just isn’t attainable for scores of young people looking to buy homes for the first time. A home-buying crisis faces millennials. Rising home prices and crushing amounts of student debt make it hard for the millennial generation to afford traditional homes.

Young influencers like James Charles, teenage YouTube couple The Traphamily , and beauty guru turned lifestyle vlogger Remi Ashten have all posted videos in the past year showing viewers their first homes. Each creator is no older than 25. For better or worse, as homeowners under 30, they represent an anomaly .

However, there is no denying that the house tours are seductive. While the sizes of each home vary, all of the properties are upscale, with luxe architecture and wide open rooms that will require an investment just to furnish. No matter what channel they are uploaded to, house tours attract some of the most views and thus become the most popular videos for any given creator. Commenters gush over the beauty of the home, their own jealousy and their pride at seeing a creator they’ve followed complete a landmark achievement of adulthood.

Owning a home has long been a hallmark of the American dream . Home ownership signifies the attainment of a certain level of economic and personal prosperity that America, “the land of opportunity,” promises. When YouTubers show viewers around their impressive homes, they do more than fulfill their duties as content creators. They’re selling a dream. That is why millions of viewers — subscribers and non-subscribers alike — click on these videos enough times for them to be a channel’s most-viewed video.

Perhaps the popularity of YouTube house tours has to do with the absurdity of watching a 20-something give a tour of a stately property that is all their own. Viewers are attracted to the story of affluence reached at such a young age, but they also know that this story is a fairy tale . With the top 3% of YouTubers making a total of around $17,000 per year, being able to afford a ritzy place is unlikely even for those that try their hand at success on the platform.

While captivating, YouTube house tours miss the mark. Out of necessity, but also out of changing values, millennials’ ambitions consist of what can’t be bought. Despite what the views suggest, for many, “dream houses” will not capture the American dream.

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HOUSE TOUR. Xian Lim, Mimiyuuuh, Gabbi Garcia, and Solenn Heussaff are among the Filipino celebrities who share their homes on YouTube.

Screenshots from Xian Lim, Mimiyuuuh, Gabbi Garcia, and Solenn Heussaff on YouTube

MANILA, Philippines – Home has been the place to be throughout this pandemic, and as you cozy up in your own crib, you might also be curious about where your favorite stars have been spending most of their time these past couple of years.

Thankfully, a lot of them are quite open about it on YouTube, where you can quite easily fall into a house tour rabbit hole for the better part of an afternoon. From Mimiyuuuh’s chaotic house tour to Bea Alonzo’s two-part special, there are a LOT of celebrity homes to peek into on the platform.

Whether you’re looking for inspiration for your own home makeover, or just in the mood to go all Marites on your favorite stars, check out these celebrity house tours on YouTube:

Maris Racal

Find out where Maris keeps her kalat, watch her cheer on her houseplants (Jhermelyn and Lucrecia), and check out her budding art collection in this 20-minute long video.

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Gabbi Garcia’s kikay style extends to the home she shares with her family. Her house tour shows how she added a girly touch to every corner (even the powder room!), and also gives viewers a glimpse of her enviable shoe collection.

Solenn Heussaff

Solenn shares the finished product of “home fluffing” – a mini makeover of the breezy, tropical-luxe home she shares with husband Nico Bolzico.

Where did Mimiyuuuh put her signature plastic cabinet in her new home? She shows us that and more in her slightly chaotic, definitely inspiring tour of what Mimi says is her “dream come true.”

Erich Gonzales

Erich Gonzales’ house is so neat it’s hard to believe anyone lives there. Watch Erich take people through the pristine space, which was built in 2014.

Angel Locsin and Neil Arce

Angel and Neil show how they added their own flair to the old house they inherited from Neil’s family and chose to settle in after they got married. The young couple brings the house to life with statement art pieces, mementos, and modern appliances.

Bea takes fans on a tour of her eight-year-old home, which has a pristine kitchen, her teapot collection, a small painting studio, a fully decked out gym, and several paintings and sculptures by prominent Filipino artists.

Team Kramer

After sharing their journey from condo to townhouse to a house built just for them, the Kramers take viewers through their massive, airy property, which has a cinema, a mini-jungle gym for the kids, and an infinity pool with a million-dollar view.

Modern and traditional meet in Xian’s home, which he shares with his mother and grandmother. In this tour, Xian gives a glimpse of his eclectic space, which has random instruments and toys, his paintings, and a few pieces from his geode collection. – Rappler.com

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The tour continues today at my parent’s lake house with the mudroom. Well, mudroom/entryway/foyer, it’s always confusing at a lake house. Technically the lake side of the house is the “front” but then also the street side, or back side typically has the front door? I don’t know what to tell you, except through the front door you will find this charming entry that does double duty as a mudroom. So let’s take a little tour of their navy and white lake house mudroom.

We wanted to create an inviting yet practical space to greet you when you first enter their home. My mom fell in love with several images on Pinterest of buffalo check patterned tile floors, and I knew this would be a great spot to implement that design.

Although it created a bit of headache for the tile installers, we are so pleased with how it turned out. We used 3 colors of tile -a navy/charcoal tile, a medium blue tile, and a cream color.

Now that we had our large scale patterned tile floor, we decided to go all in with pattern on the walls as well.

I have loved this wallpaper for a long time and it’s so fun in this space. My tip for mixing patterns is to make sure the scales are different. This wallpaper has a tight small scale abstract floral pattern, so it plays well with the larger square geometric floor pattern.

Navy custom cabinets painted to match the front door finished the space.

I love a large mirror in an entry so you have a spot for a final check before you head out the door. We opted for a wood tone mirror here, since this flows into the kitchen with a wood island.

We added a table for a spot to throw your keys, mail, and library books. This one is great because it has nice storage as well.

My mom found this little chair at an antique store, since they were missing a spot to sit down to put on shoes.

This is my grandpa’s old umbrella stand my mom has had forever, it is such a special piece.

This room looks like one big rectangle but it actually opens up to a back hall that leads to the guest bath. It is the perfect spot to corral their dog when they aren’t home. My uncle built this little dutch pocket door on wheels, so they can easily close off this space. It’s so nice not to have dog gates lying around when not in use.

Oh and I can’t forget this cute bunny lamp, I think it may still be out of stock but you can sign up to be notified when they get it back!

This navy and white lake house mudroom really came together to be such a warm welcoming space, with a touch of whimsy that I love.

I’m teasing you all with sneak peeks of the kitchen, that I cannot wait to share next week!

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Most celebrities like to keep their private lives private. So when they open the door to let us in, we can’t help but step inside (very cutesy, of course).

Architectural Digest ’s Open Door series gives fans a sneak peek inside the homes of some of the hottest celebrities, showing us where they enjoy their favorite family meals, entertain their friends and family and unwind at the end of a long day.

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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: More questions than answers: Congressional task force tours site of Trump assassination attempt

August 26 , 2024.

By Hallie Lauer

Members of the congressional task force investigating the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump toured the grounds where the shooting took place on Monday and said they now have more questions than answers.

Nine of the 13 members of the bipartisan U.S. House of Representatives task force, which was created shortly after the July 13 shooting, walked through the Butler Farm Show grounds where a gunman opened fire on Trump as held a campaign rally.

Many of the lawmakers present said the tour was eye-opening. 

“The big thing for us being here today was to actually be on the ground, get familiar with the ground and be comfortable with the questions we were going to ask because of the way it was laid out,” said Rep. Mike Kelly, R-Butler, the task force co-chair and witness to the  shooting .

“What’s impressive to me,” said Rep. Madeleine Dean, D-Montgomery, “is the proximity of everything here, particularly the position of the shooter and the proximity of the president.”

Despite police in and around the farm grounds building, shooter Thomas Crooks was able to scale an exterior wall, move into position, confront a local law enforcement officer with his rifle and fire a deadly salvo into a crowd of rally-goers. 

The ability of Crooks — who police said scouted the grounds ahead of time and flew a drone over the area hours before the rally started — to position himself on an unguarded rooftop just 150 yards away from Trump has baffled security experts.

The shooting killed  former firefighter Corey Comperatore  and left Trump and two others wounded. Crooks, 20, of Bethel Park, was killed by a bullet fired by a Secret Service agent.

“We were inches away from an American catastrophe,” said Rep. Jared Moskowitz, D-Fla. “I look forward to getting the facts of what failed that day.” 

For Rep. Lou Correa, D-Calif., the tour of the grounds raised questions about how communication is handled when multiple agencies are involved in an event.

“Who’s ultimately responsible? Who’s in charge?” he said. “I want to know who makes the decisions. If the Secret Service says ‘do x’ and the campaign says ‘do not do that,’ who decides and who is ultimately responsible for the outcome?”

The striking security failures at the rally  have become the focus of intense criticism of the Secret Service and the local law enforcement they relied on to help guard the Republican nominee and his supporters. 

The task force was approved in a resolution last month as  several hearings on Capitol Hill  revealed more details about the shooter and security lapses before and during the rally. Kimberly Cheatle, former head of the Secret Service, resigned after being grilled by lawmakers in a House Oversight Committee hearing. 

Several agents from the Secret Service Pittsburgh field office were reportedly placed on leave last week as the investigation continues. 

“It’s so important for this task force to walk these grounds, see this area and see this physical space,” said Rep Laurel Lee, R-Fla.  “ It has raised more questions than we came here with.”

Each of the lawmakers said they are eager to get answers “for the American people.” 

They also stressed the bipartisan nature of the task force. Of the 13 members, six are Democrats and seven are Republicans. Only nine members were present Monday. U.S. Reps, Mark Green, R-Tenn., Mike Waltz, R-Fla., Clay Higgins, R-La. and Pat Fallon, R-Texas did not attend. 

“The whole effort of this task force is to make sure we get all the answers to the questions we ask,” Mr. Kelly said. “Getting to the truth is a slow process and none of us are looking at it as we have to get a quick answer. We’re looking at, we have to get the right answer.”

Mr. Kelly said that his “burning question,” is how law enforcement missed signs of trouble. 

“There was knowledge ahead of time that there was a person of suspicion on that roof and armed,” he said. “The key was, get the former president of the United States off the podium. Then there’s nothing that has to take place.”

Lawmakers were scheduled to talk to local law enforcement agencies after their tour of the grounds to further discuss their investigations, although Rep. Jason Crow, D-Colo., declined to say specifically who they would be meeting with. 

Various law enforcement agencies from Butler, including the city of Butler and Butler Township, had officers at the event, as did neighboring counties like Beaver. They were also joined by state troopers.

Mr. Kelly said the group had a briefing with the FBI last week and has talked with Secret Service members. 

The Crooks family has hired Pittsburgh lawyers from the Quinn Logue law firm, according to a report from the Daily Mail. The firm did not respond to attempts for comment on Monday from the Post-Gazette.

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Jana Duggar Shows Off Her Nebraska Fixer Upper with New Husband — and Calls on Dad Jim Bob for Help!

The former ‘Counting On’ star revealed she was relocating to her husband Stephen Wissmann’s hometown after the pair tied the knot on Thursday, Aug. 15

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Jana Duggar is sharing an update on her Nebraska fixer upper! 

The former Counting On star, 34, brought her YouTube subscribers on a tour of the home that she’s renovating with her new husband Stephen Wissmann . In addition to giving a rundown of the space, Jana showed off a little bit of the demo process — and enlisted the help of her dad Jim Bob Duggar and her sisters. 

“My dad and some of my sisters have come up to help us with demo day at our fixer upper,” she explains in the video. 

The camera cuts to Jim Bob teaching them how to remove the closet doors from one of the rooms. She then shows her sisters helping to remove the carpets and calls the process “a little gross” when they discover some moisture underneath. 

In another scene, Jim Bob and Wissmann work together to rip out one of the walls. Over the clip, Jana writes, “Of course, we have plenty of fun on the job too!”

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Earlier in the video, Jana explains how she and her husband plan to demolish the wall between the first and second bedroom to create one large primary suite. 

After the wall is out, she marvels at how the space looks “so much bigger.” She also notes how grateful she is for her helpers. 

“It’s amazing to me how fast a project like this can move along with so many people in here volunteering their time and energy to help. We are so thankful for all the extra workers,” she says.

While giving a tour of the five-bedroom abode, Jana brings viewers downstairs and reveals how the expansive living area might be turned into a game room or a home theater. 

Upstairs, she notes how they want to rip out the glossy wood floor in the open kitchen and living space as it’s “noisy” to walk on and “it never looks clean.” They also ripped out one of the closets to make the room feel even bigger.

“Even though this place feels a bit gutted, I have to say, just looking out here, I am so in love with this natural light,” she says. "That is something that this home really has going for it. Lots of great windows on every side. I can’t wait to see how this place comes together."

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Jana — who is the eldest daughter of Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar ’s 19 children — tied the knot with Wissmann in Prairie Grove, Ark. on Thursday, Aug. 15. During an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, the former TLC star revealed her and her husband’s plans to relocate to Wissmann's hometown in Nebraska.

"He has a little house we bought that we've been fixing up and getting pulled together, and so that's been fun," Jana shared.

Over the years, Jana says she worried that getting married might not be in the cards for her.

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"I think as I got older, it definitely came on more and more and it felt like, 'Okay, this isn't happening. Let me figure out something else, maybe I'm supposed to be doing something else,' " she says.

Jana says she "dated around," but nothing ever materialized. "I'm just like, 'What is it? Is it me? Do I have a problem?'"

She adds, "I haven't always understood what the bigger picture is, but I know that God knows what is best for all of us. And so for me, it's getting married later. Each of our stories will be written differently. If we were all the exact same, it would be a boring life. So I think it's neat how God orchestrates."

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