Jay Shafer takes you inside his tiny 100 square foot home. Since 1997 he's been living in a house smaller than most people's closets. I don't think I'll ever complain about a small apartment again.
Jay talks about his reasons behind designing these tiny homes, which are mostly environmental... though he does mention that he doesn't like vacuuming. :)
missb said:
Oh, I could totally live in one of these, as long as it was on a decent sized plot of land. The only thing I'd change would be to make the loft ceiling higher. Too claustrophobic! I don't want to hit my head everyday when I wake up!
ryanne said:
yes!
i love tumbleweed houses! been wanting to see a video by them for a couple years! glad they made one.
Brad O'Farrell said:
Wasn't that house used in the Google Maps video on Google's youtube channel? Remember? Anyone?
D. Jordan said:
If you drop a major deuce, that smell is gonna go all through the house. Ew...lol
ShinjiPG said:
^Actually, I was wondering how does the toilet/sanitation works... :\
Other than that, I think the house is awsome
victor carter said:
dude i would totally do it. just add a t.v. with some cabal then im straight.
good job kid!!!
DemeterMuse said:
People really don't need That much space, really.
There's something about small living spaces that feel cozy, like a warm blanket.
Now if they added some solar pannels on the roof, that would be awesome!
Josh said:
Wow.. that is great! Perfect for the Mother In law!
no just kidding but Demeter is right would love to see some solar panels or wind power on it. Is this the next series for Extreme Makeover Home Edition.. move that bus...!
