A Deceptively Simple Looking Tiny House Hides Brilliant Design!

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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.

Marianne’s story is inspiring. She toughed it out and found success in the material world, but it left her a shell of herself. Stressed out and sick. Building her tiny home was an integral part of her personal healing journey and ultimately allowed her to find and become her true self.

From the outside, her tiny home may not look like much, but I was amazed at the functionality and cleverness of this homes design. It’s simply brilliant.

I really hope that you enjoy the tour of this very special tiny home and meeting this remarkable woman.

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Presented and Produced by: Bryce Langston
Camera: Rasa Pescud & Bryce Langston
Editing: Sarah Binder & Rasa Pescud

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17 Comments

  1. Marianne’s story takes me back to the reason that I very first fell in love with tiny homes. Her home is compact but thanks to very clever design it’s hyper functional. Beyond that, downsizing her home has had a huge positive impact on her health and quality of life. Her story is an inspiration! We hope you enjoy the tour of this very special tiny house. Thank-you for watching and supporting our channel! With Love, Bryce & Rasa

  2. I don’t know why more aren’t built with SiPs. There are companies that make them for your. Send your design, the make them and ship flat pack and you just assemble. Quickly.

  3. Marianne is brilliant, so honest and down to earth, yet also funny. I loved the fact she thought she was being selfish in building it around her needs. Loved her home too

  4. I know this video has been out for a while. Still, your channel is my go-to whenever I need to decompress as I navigate BPD and MDD, along with camper-bicycle and vanlife channels. I think I’ve found one of those videos I’ll keep coming back to whenever I need reminders of beauty.

    You’re such a good listener to your guests, very uplifting, and the woman who owns this exquisite tiny house is just gorgeous inside and out. Her character, creativity, and journey are truly inspiring.

  5. I love her and her beautiful little home. It’s so cute and clever! Love her philosophy as well. I imagine little Ginger Latte isn’t so little anymore. Best wishes!

  6. I love watching these Living Big in a Tiny House videos, but they boringly formulaic. Each one is staged the same, the comments are very similar and the tour is predictable. I don’t know what you should do to take the predictability out of the show, but I’d be more interested to watch otherwise.

  7. Oh my gosh, i remember watching that video with that sweet couple!!!! Was such a long time ago. Wonder how they are doing and if they are still living in the same tiny house. Love the creativity Marianne put into her tiny house – really lovely.

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