Check out the final look of our tiny home.

In the original plans, our bed was going to be lofted above the couch with a wire & pulley system to lower it while sleeping. Sarah was not a huge fan of this arrangement, so we adjusted the course and landed with the layout you see today.

Chad worked hard to design an office that optimized performance. He wanted everything he would need within his reach when inspiration struck.

In Chad's original plans, the sleeping space was only going to be a twin size bed. When Sarah joined the process, Chad didn't want to change the size of the bed, so that meant there needed to be another space suitable for sleeping should we get sick of sharing a twin.

We plan to outsource most of our bathroom needs, but we still required some essentials. So yes, sometimes we have to poop in a bucket.

Our kitchen needed to be small but efficient. Just enough room to make essential food prep activities possible.

Constructing a tiny home is a lot like building a regular house but just on a smaller scale. Here is a quick look at what it took to finish out the inside of our tiny home to create the perfect canvas for the rest of the build.

We aren’t professional builders, we are just two people with a plan who worked to make the plan a reality. We broke down our process so you can see how easy it is to figure it out as you go and make a tiny home yourself!