I would build another small house like this next to it to get away from my wife and I'm sure she would want the same :-)

My thoughts exactly GN. And connect the two with a screened porch that has a love seat:)

If I were you , I would talk to a few architects to see what they-could do to meet my specific needs in a home now and in the future, and see how they would have the home respond to the site. I would not spend my valuable time looking at other peoples dreams trying to twist them to make them my own.

That home is lived in by two people... Max and his girlfriend.

Is this a way to get more viewers of the video?

there are already over 2million views!

It's so small that they had to film it with a lens that totally distorts the picture. It must be REALLY tiny!

Considering that my son, daughter-in-law and not quite 3 year old granddaughter are living in a 8 x 20 tiny house on wheels, this seems positively spacious.

Yuck, I wouldn’t. I’m all for a cottage or bungalow, especially renovating a war-era one to give it new utility. But the tiny houses are just tough. anything under about 700-800 square feet for two people and their stuff can feel awfully cramped after awhile. Just too many functionality an storage tradeoffs for most people.

Most of the photography is done using a wide angle lens - making the place look a lot larger than it really is.

Kitchen - if there were two of me, it would be impossible for both of us to cook. (I am not used to being an only cook - although I am happy to do so on special occasions, just not nightly.) My pantry has also helped me see through COVID.

I am impressed with the insulation work.

I am glad the bedroom is on the same level as the bath. Anything else (hey, I'm retired - I get up at one or two every morning to exercise my bladder - no stairs, and ESPECIALLY no ladder!) would not be acceptable for me. Alone or as a partner.

It will all depend on how much you two want to pare down your belongings, and I mean that genuinely. If one is downsizing for the sake of another, expect future trouble.

I subscribe to the YouTube channel, Living Large in a Tiny House - even though I have no desire to do so, I do get great ideas and I respect those who are trying to make that concept work. (And the guy who hosts that channel has a really restful voice.)