—There's a trend in U.S. housing, albeit a very small one. Drawn to the prospect of financial freedom, a simpler lifestyle, and limiting one's environmental footprint, more buyers are opting to downsize -- in many cases, to spaces no larger than 500 square feet. "Tiny House, Big Living" celebrates this movement, spotlighting the small-dwelling dreams-turned-reality for couples, families and singles across the country. They either take on the builds themselves or hire contractors who cater to unique personalities by creating custom furniture and layouts. Either way, viewers follow the adventures through the construction process until the minihomes are complete.

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Season 314 of 14 Episodes

A husband-and-wife carpenter team builds a lakefront vacation cabin in Alaska with a view of Mount Hayes.
A young artist wants to create a tiny house that is an expression of herself, with help from her mother and grandmother.
The Morris family works together to convert an old school bus into a tiny home for 21-year-old son, Avery.
A couple wants to build a tiny house that doubles as a mobile office paradise, which will allow them to live life on their terms.
Jim Nelson of North Dakota lives for the challenge; with the help of his team, he builds a two-story tiny house that can tilt from horizontal to vertical.
Meghan and Matthew plan to downsize their home while expanding their family; interior design includes a floating baby carrier and a couch that doubles as a dining room.
A design-obsessed couple wants to test their tiny house plan for efficiency before turning it into a business.
A traveling circus performer feels that a tiny house makes the perfect solution for her nomadic lifestyle.
A tiny house enthusiast who loves to host dinner parties with his girlfriend, designs a house with a garage door, jacuzzi and a fold-out deck.
A young craftsman's unconventional design clashes with his father's building sense, but upcycled old family items become new pieces.
A young couple wants their tiny house to be full of clever storage solutions for their botany experiments, books and supplies.
A world-traveling artisan wants to convert a school bus into her dream home, complete with a sewing workshop and special storage.
Outdoor adventurers want a house that suits their nomadic lifestyle with a bicycle generator for off-the-grid power.
A busy couple gets help from family to construct a dream home on a hillside overlooking Coral Bay in St. John.

Jenna and Guillaume's Adventure House-on-Wheels

Derek and Mary's Little House on the Prairie

Tiny House With Special Creature Comforts

Chloe and Brandon's Modern-Day Gypsy Wagon

Kris and Betty's Colorado Cottage-on-Wheels

Twenty-somethings want to build their tiny dream home from scratch so that they can make America their backyard.
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A young military couple hires a professional tiny home builder to construct a sturdy house that can be towed by a two-ton truck.
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Creating a tiny house outside of Dayton, Ohio, that can suit the needs of a couple and its four cats.
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A full-time college student wants to build a tiny house to help her escape her mounting debt with a rent-free residence.
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Tired of moving around, freelance set designers want to have a tiny house on wheels that can travel with them.
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A woman's extravagant design for her 330 square foot house is a necessity for her to leave the apartment lifestyle behind.
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There's a trend in U.S. housing, albeit a very small one. Drawn to the prospect of financial freedom, a simpler lifestyle, and limiting one's environmental footprint, more buyers are opting to downsize -- in many cases, to spaces no larger than 500 square feet. "Tiny House, Big Living" celebrates this movement, spotlighting the small-dwelling dreams-turned-reality for couples, families and singles across the country. They either take on the builds themselves or hire contractors who cater to unique personalities by creating custom furniture and layouts. Either way, viewers follow the adventures through the construction process until the minihomes are complete.

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