Tiny House, Big Living - Season 5
Season 5
Episodes
Empty Nester's Eco Tiny
Floating Tiny House
Surfing couple Sean and Angie want to build themselves an affordable tiny house in Oceanside, California. Sean uses his construction experience to design a nearly 400-square-foot tiny house with a long wish list including dog-friendly stairs, heated floors and a fire safety system. The only thing hampering their dreams? Days of unexpected rain!
Pushing the Tiny House Limits
Tiny Skoolie for a Family of Five
Nautical Tiny House
Tiny Fisherman's House
Tiny Alaskan Yurt
Nomad's Tiny Home Base
Sam's Tiny Adventure House
Craftsman's Mini Mansion
Big Family's Tiny Lake Retreat
Tiny Teardrop Swoop House
Traveling Performers' Tiny Gypsy Truck
Traveling performers build a mobile tiny home on the back of a diesel flatbed truck; the home's interior will feature carnival-inspired designs, such as a stage for performances.
Sally's Tiny Haiku House
Currently living in a 450-square-foot yurt, Sally Adams dares herself to go tinier; she challenges builder Janet Ashforth to make her tiny house stand apart from others with a clever Dutch door for her privy and a smart slide-out table for six.
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