—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 814 of 14 Episodes

A model from Boston is heading west to LA to further his career in the fashion industry, so he builds a tiny home as fashionable as he is; his tiny home features a pulley bed, rock climbing holds, concrete countertops, and rooftop deck.
An Oklahoma family gets creative to fit comfortably into a tiny home; the home features nesting beds and a staircase with drawers for the kids, while their parents get 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 a shower for summer days by the pool.
A pair of young traveling actors build the perfect tiny home for life on the road; their vision includes a storage loft that doubles as a reading nook, a convertible sofa and a pullout stage with a trapdoor.
High school sweethearts build a tiny home with a nautical design that is a cross between steampunk and fantasy; it features a reclaimed metal exterior, porthole windows, an octopus-sculptured shower, a dragon mural, and a sky tunnel between lofts.
A medical student builds a tiny house that matches her resourceful personality; the project includes features such as a heating system made of soda cans, an efficient windmill made from a bike wheel and other clever DIY contraptions.
New York newlyweds hire builders to turn a gooseneck trailer into a 350-square-foot rustic tiny home in the woods of Vermont; features include a folding, six-person dining table and desk combo, a pullout closet, a wall garden, and French doors.
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 traveling since the day they met; now, they want a tiny home base for in between their travels; they build their luxury abode with 140-year-old reclaimed barn wood floors, a huge soaking tub and a unique staircase.
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 couple raises the roof on a school bus to make a tiny home perfect for traveling the country; the tiny bus will be customized for these former collegiate athletes with extra tall countertops, a coffee bar, a jumbo-sized couch, and gym equipment.
High school sweethearts are ready to travel the country and live a minimalist lifestyle in a tiny home; after falling in love with a model home, they customize their 304-square-foot dream home with a wood stove, recessed bed and full-size shower.
A couple fulfills their dream of building a tiny house that doubles as a mobile coffee shop to take on the road; the loft transforms into an office, while the kitchen doubles as a coffee shop with a service window.
An architecture student builds a futuristic tiny home that can withstand harsh Canadian winters and be his home base while he trains for the Olympics; from the gull wing door to the elevator bed, this home is overflowing with meticulous detail.

Schoolteachers Matt and Corinne look forward to visiting every baseball stadium in the country, and they call on Matt's brother, Walter, to build them a tiny vacation home; Walter uses classic timber frame construction and adds a custom copper roof.
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Adam's tiny house takes cues from the Craftsman-style bungalows designed by his favorite architects of the 1920s; Adam includes a barrel ceiling, hand-carved cabinets and headboard, wooden soaking tub, stained-glass windows, and front porch.
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Seth turns an old school bus into an affordable and artsy house; his 250-square-foot bachelor pad features all sorts of cool amenities, including a fire extinguisher turned bathroom sink, a 2,000-pound water tank and a multifunctional walk-in closet.
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Stephanie and Tim are wildlife experts who travel the country educating people about animals; they want to trade in their car and pup tent for a tricked-out tiny house that caters to all sorts of animal roommates, including hissing cockroaches.
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A grilling enthusiast makes plans to tour barbecue competitions and builds his own mobile tiny home; he incorporates features that will help him build his culinary creations, including a planter box over his deck where he can grow fresh herbs.
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Newlyweds plan a big move to Colorado and look for a tiny house on wheels; James Brewer knows he can make their dream come true with a 305-square-foot tiny home with plenty of custom features, then he finds out he needs to make room for one more.
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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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Along with her two dachshunds, Esin is making her way back to Texas with the help of tiny house builder Bo Bezdek; Esin's tiny haven features all the amenities a dog lover could imagine, including a walkway for the dogs to get around upstairs.

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