Tiny House, Big Living - Season 8

A model from Boston is heading west to LA to further his career in the fashion industry, so he builds a tiny home that is every bit as fashionable as he is! His tiny home features a pulley bed, rock climbing holds and concrete countertops on the inside, while the outside features a gorgeous rooftop deck.

With the help of a builder, a family of five in Oklahoma gets creative to fit comfortably into a tiny home. The home's features, like nesting beds and a staircase with drawers, accommodate the kids, while Mom and Dad have their privacy thanks to a closet door serving as a room divider.

A family of four moves into a pool house just outside of Oklahoma City. The modern space comes complete with a custom homework area, a nesting bed, a fire pit that doubles as a table and shower for summer days by the pool.

After moving in with parents to save for medical school, high school sweethearts are ready for their own one-of-a-kind space for their family of four. Truly a work of art, this tiny home's nautical-themed design falls somewhere between steampunk and fantasy, and features a reclaimed hexagonal metal exterior, porthole windows and bump-out living space. The magic continues inside with an octopus-sculptured shower, dragon mural and an amazing sky tunnel between lofts.

New York newlyweds hire builders to turn a gooseneck trailer into a 350-square-foot rustic tiny home in the woods of Vermont. With an emphasis on outdoorsy design, they blend this tiny home into its setting with stained cedar siding, dark bamboo flooring and shiplap walls. Special features include a folding, six-person dining table and desk combo, a large and cleverly-designed pullout closet, a wall mounted garden and French doors that open to the gorgeous Vermont woods.

Traveling nurses want to finish their tiny home build before their next assignment. The couple must work around the clock to complete the anything-but-ordinary home with its bright blue exterior, giant bedroom and built-in snake cage.

Globetrotting newlyweds have been adventuring since the day they met and now want a tiny home base for in between travels. They build their luxury abode with 140-year-old reclaimed barn wood floors, a huge soaking tub and a unique staircase that is both minimal and functional.

A Texas tech guru brings his work home by incorporating cutting-edge technology into his tiny house. The high-tech abode features a biometric security system and a hidden computer that allows him to adjust the lighting, appliances and windows.

A husband and wife are raising the roof on a school bus to make a tiny home perfect for traveling the country. To accommodate their height, this tiny bus will be completely customized with extra tall countertops, a coffee bar and a jumbo-sized couch. These former collegiate athletes will also have the ability to exercise on the road with their gym equipment welded to the back of the bus.