Tiny House Nation

2013 • FYI

4.8

309 reviews

TV-PG

Rating

Eligible

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Vol. 1 episodes (9)

1 172 Sq Ft Dream Castle

7/9/14

A young Tennessee couple is moving into a Tiny House with a toddler in tow. So our hosts John and Zack have to design a 172 sq. foot space that includes a pink castle, full kitchen, and master bedroom with privacy. But the toughest part? Building a home fit for a princess without making her parents feel like they're on a never-ending carousel ride.

2 River Escape

7/16/14

A family of four builds 336 sq. foot Tiny House on their river rafting resort in East Tennessee. But the two teenagers want their own separate space. So our hosts John and Zack have to create private sleeping quarters for four adults, and they're working with less than 100 square feet per person.

3 210 Sq Ft Rochester Studio Retreat

7/23/14

A young Rochester couple builds 210 sq. foot Tiny House. But he loves to brew beer and she loves to exercise on a dance pole, and those hobbies take up a lot of space. The challenge for our hosts John and Zack is to figure out just how much can fit into this one room studio.

4 220 Sq Ft Bohemian Escape

7/30/14

A young Cleveland couple builds 220 sq. foot Tiny House on a trailer so they can travel for work. But they have some crazy demands for the space--like a recording studio and a quilting area. So our hosts John and Zack have to figure out a way to fit several rooms into this tiny trailer.

5 500 Sq Ft Rocky Mountain Mansion

8/13/14

A couple from Colorado builds 500 sq. foot Tiny House after their old home was destroyed by a wildfire. They're downsizing their mountain top retreat, but they work from home and it's a tall order for our hosts John and Zack to fit two separate offices into this modern abode.

6 493 Sq Ft Vermont Chalet

8/20/14

A Vermont family builds 493 sq. foot Tiny House in their driveway. But they need a home that will work for 3 adults--Mom, Dad, and college-aged daughter--and they're arguing over how to divvy up the bedroom space. So our hosts John and Zack have to figure out how to divide and conquer the space with an innovative closet design.

7 150 Sq Ft Mobile Bachelor Pad

9/2/14

A young bachelor from Massachusetts builds a 150 sq. foot mobile Tiny House with New England charm on the outside and modern technology on the inside. Our guys decide to test this young man's readiness by making him live in a tiny house that's just 93 sq. ft. while Zack builds his miniscule bachelor pad.

8 207 Sq Ft Minnesota Prairie Cottage

9/10/14

A Minnesota couple builds a 207 sq. foot mobile prairie cottage for their family of four. They need a classroom for home schooling their two small kids, and they want to connect the two bedroom lofts with a catwalk. But most important of all, our hosts John and Zack have to deliver a dream home that can withstand the harsh Minnesota winters.

9 Tiny Haunted Houses

10/15/14

This special episode of the design competition series will celebrate Halloween d cor, food and costumes, along with the Tiny House movement. We will pair three of the nation's top hauntrepreneurs with the Halloween-obsessed staff of Blue Moon Rising. Blue Moon Rising is a Tiny House Village in the woods of Maryland. Together, the hauntrepreneurs and the staff at Blue Moon Rising will create a magical collection of three tiny haunted houses. They will prove that Tiny can still be terrifying!

About this show

Follows renovation experts and hosts John Weisbarth and Zack Giffin as they travel across America to show off ingenious small spaces and the inventive people who live in them.

Ratings and reviews

4.8

309 reviews

川元優希Nsytr0

August 23, 2016

I would say that watching this show is a requirement for anyone thinking of getting a Tiny House. Its that good. The show does a fantastic job at showcasing every aspect of the Tiny House Movement. The 2 hosts John and Zack travel the country taking on different jobs. Zach takes of the role of designing and building the house. John takes the role of overseer and helps prepare the customers for living tiny. The houses that this show makes are easily the best Tiny Houses ever. This show will blow your mind.

Melissa Moore

September 11, 2016

I am not a DIY-er, have never owned or rented a house, and until now, only had a passing interest in home building TV shows. However, THIS show has me hooked. It's so informative about the tiny house building process, and the ideas that Zack comes up with for form and functionality are just brilliant. It's very inspiring. A tiny house just may be the right move for me, ultimately, so this show is now required viewing. I'm tempted to buy the entire series online.

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Michelle Shackelford-Cataldo (Micky)

November 18, 2016

I would love too have a tiny home, but I have never seen a handicapped accessible Tiny House built, which I would love to have, my husband and our animals would love it. I love watching the show thay are great, they work together well and make them so incredible with storage, and kitchen are great,lots of room and storage, pull out tables and seats. They are incredible together. I would love one, The first Handicapped Tiny House! Would be a great show! ☺☺☺

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