The Tiny Home With an Addition: Two Bedrooms, No Loft

Leave your questions for them in the comments. Their Builder: https://bit.ly/claytonhomestht Their Community: https://bit.ly/4sixOZo Check out our other social media platforms! https://linktr.ee/tinyhometours Join our newsletter for all things living tiny! https://bit.ly/THT-Newsletter Take our quiz to find what tiny is right for you - https://bit.ly/tinyhomequiz Interested In Being Featured On The Channel? : http://bit.ly/Tour-Application VIDEO DESCRIPTION: Pam and Richard came from 4,000 square feet. They are in 543 now. They have never looked back. The home is a Clayton Skyway, 399 square feet at its base. They added a 12-by-12 second bedroom, bringing the total to 543 square feet. Mountain modern throughout: dark tones, cedar accents, wood beam ceilings. More windows than walls. Pam describes it as feeling like a glass house, something she and Richard had seen on European design shows and spent years thinking they could never have in a tiny home. This one delivered. You enter through the kitchen, which Pam specifically chose because it feels like a house, not a trailer. Full-size double-door refrigerator with pullout freezer, full-size stove and oven, microwave, toaster oven, and a smaller dishwasher by choice. The island is not the original plan's island. Pam replaced it with one that expands to a four-seat dining table, important for a couple that loves having people over. Heirloom plates from Richard's family that could not be parted with became part of the kitchen design, mounted where they fit the aesthetic and freed up the storage beneath. The living room sofa is tucked into an alcove. Pam spent months finding the right 90-inch fit. Cabinet storage under the TV instead of a fireplace. A covered porch off the living room extends the usable space. The windows do most of the work. The hallway holds a full-size washer and dryer, tucked away from the main living area. The full-size bathroom has a tub and shower combo, a linen closet built into the plan, and a medicine cabinet. The second bedroom is 12-by-12 with two closets, two chests, a makeup area, and access to the open deck. Pam and Richard use it for guests. They also use it on nights when sleep patterns go in different directions. After 27 years together, they know what works. What works is having two rooms. In the 4,000 square foot home and every home after, they spent their time in two or three rooms. The math was not hard. . . . THE NUMBERS Home: Clayton Skyway Base: 399 sq ft Total with addition: 543 sq ft Second bedroom: 12 x 12 addition Primary bedroom: 10 x 12 Previous homes: 4,000 sq ft → 2,000 sq ft beach home → 400 sq ft tiny home → 543 sq ft Location: Community in North Carolina . . . HER ADVICE "Going smaller doesn't mean that you have to sacrifice everything. It just means you need to change your lifestyle in terms of how you live, what you use, and what you can really get rid of. You can't explain the feeling that you get when you were able to just go, wow, what does my day look like today? What am I going to get to do today? And not feeling like something's hanging over you that's taken over your life. We've never looked back." SHOT BY: https://www.instagram.com/abe.and.mel/ EDITED BY: https://www.instagram.com/filmbro_/ TINY HOME TOURS LINKS: Business Inquiries - [email protected] Subscribe - https://www.youtube.com/c/TinyHomeTours Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Tinyhome.tours/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tinyhometours/ Newsletter : https://bit.ly/THT-Newsletter Podcast : http://bit.ly/THT-Podcast Apply for a tour : http://bit.ly/Tour-Application