In the subtropical far north of New Zealand, James and Leonie have created a truly breathtaking off-grid tiny home surrounded by simply spectacular food forest gardens combining both syntropic and permaculture principles.

This is a tiny house that immediately captured my heart. There's something about the curved roof, the stained glass windows and the rounded doors that remind me of a modern hobbit-like home that just radiates warmth, character and comfort.

When Guillaume was diagnosed with a rare and life-threatening disease, everything changed. Faced with the reality that his time could be cut short, he was encouraged to reevaluate what truly mattered.

Christina’s tiny home is a masterfully designed sanctuary, built to support her lifestyle and deepen her connection with nature. Completely off the grid, this thoughtfully crafted space allows her to live simply while ensuring every detail works in harmony with her needs. More than just a home, it’s a place that truly takes care of her.

In the heart of Paris, an extraordinary experiment in urban living is taking place. Welcome to the Urban Biosphere, a one-of-a-kind apartment designed to push the boundaries of low-tech, ultra-efficient city living.

Every now and then, we film a tiny house tour that reminds me why I fell in love with tiny homes. This week's story takes me right back to the absolute core of the tiny house movement. Designing homes that meet true human needs and enable us to flourish in a chaotic world.

In this week's episode we meet an inspiring couple who have DIY built a spectacular off-the-grid tiny home for themselves on a remote property, amongst the wild Australian bush!

This is a truly stunning, luxury tiny home—but Briony’s journey here wasn’t easy. Just eight years ago, she was recently divorced with two kids, starting completely from scratch. Through perseverance and determination, she’s transformed her life and now lives in this extraordinary tiny home on wheels.

This impressive DIY tiny home was amazingly built for the cost of only two years rent. Constructed almost entirely form reclaimed and discarded materials, this home was a true labour of love and the result of that labour is an absolute joy to behold.

As 2024 comes to a close, it's time for us to take a look back on the year that was and some of our top tiny house tours!