New York Bed and Breakfast Owners go Tiny With Their Teenage Son
S4 E1
New York bed and breakfast owners bet the farm on going tiny; with their business booming, they look to move into a tiny home on their property while guests use their main farmhouse.
Heather and Beau seek a home to raise their son in Topanga Canyon in the Santa Monica Mountains; she wants a bohemian-chic style; he wants a rustic cabin.
MJ and Meri Sue recently moved to Austin, Texas and want to pay off their student loans and live debt-free, so they're going tiny and searching for a home around 200 square feet with room for them and their two small dogs.
Santa Clarita, Calif. resident Eloisa has grown tired of maintaining her three-story home and has decided to dramatically downsize to an airy, cottage-style home.
With a big wedding to pay for and a military schedule that could move them from city to city regularly, expecting parents are biting the bullet and going tiny.
New parents and San Diego residents Val and Deanna are ready to buy a new home, but student loans and high home costs have kept them from taking the leap.
Bill and his wife, Jamie, move their family back to their home state of Michigan; Jamie wants a more manageable home to maintain and Bill commutes between two states for work, so they decide to go tiny.
Fort Collins, Colo. couple Natalie and Chris have decided to sell their three-bedroom home and move into a tiny house so they can enjoy more of what life has to offer, like exploring the outdoors and brewing their own beer.
Sales support specialist Nancy is tired of cold Chicago winters and is seeking a tiny home in Sanford, Fla. to spend less time cleaning and more time enjoying the outdoors with her dog.
College student and West Virginia resident Skye wants to be able to pick up and move wherever her career takes her after graduation, so she's going tiny.
A Phoenix couple downsizes from their home to a tiny house nearly a sixth the size so they can live a less stressful and less cluttered lifestyle while having the ability to travel around the country.
A single mom from San Diego decides to live a more minimalist lifestyle, and wants a home with clean lines, a bright and airy feel, separate sleeping areas and ample storage space.
After traveling for work and becoming accustomed to living out of hotel rooms, food scientist Ashley rents out her three-bedroom home and searches for a tiny house in Bentonville, Ark.
Fort Collins, Colo. resident Jaden is a soon-to-be college student, but she doesn't want to live in any of the dorms on campus and instead, with her dog and cat in tow, looks for a tiny house on wheels.
Photographers Keith and Kate Are Looking to Downsize in Portsmouth, New Hampshire
S4 E29
A couple with their own photography business wants to find a tiny house in Portsmouth, N.H., that they can come home to after working on the road for months at a time.
Nebraska couple Carson and Mel look for a tiny home that can be moved from state to state, but Mel desires some amenities of a larger home such as a full kitchen and space for their 75-pound dog.
A Colorado Springs, Colo., couple seek a tiny home that will give them the freedom to travel yet still have plenty of room for their three family pets.
Glass makers sell their 3,000-square-foot New York residence and search for a tiny home in Asheville, N.C., with enough space for two dogs and a separate building that can become an art studio.
A single mother from Anderson, S.C., has already downsized from a large home into a smaller apartment and is prepared to go further to show her teenagers the benefits of living tiny.
Andrew and Raquel of Delray Beach, Fla. try the minimalist approach; the couple heads to Memphis in hopes of finding a mobile tiny house they can park at home or take on the road; while Raquel prefers cottage chic, Andrew isn't so sure.
Wade and Hodges decide to downsize by living and working on a boat and splitting their time between Charleston and the Caribbean; Wade wants a classic monohull while Hodges hopes for a catamaran.
Having lived tiny while teaching in South Korea, Wisconsin student Jeffrey wants to live tiny full time to escape a large mortgage; he hopes to land a job in a national park after graduation and wants something mobile.
Graduate student Hali feels the pressure of living in one of the most expensive real estate markets in the U.S.; to cut costs, she hopes to go tiny with a budget of $64,000.
Hoping to travel the world with his young daughter, a single dad wants to go tiny so he can afford it.
Second Tiny House is the Charm
S2 E12
After selling her tiny house in Alaska, dog trainer and biologist Heather is moving back home to Buffalo, NY to be close to her family and is in the market for a new tiny house.