What if downsizing could lead to freedom? For Steve and Jen, that idea became a reality. This week we meet a couple who left the United States behind to build a new life on 3 acres of rural land in beautiful New Zealand — and in doing so, they found the key to early retirement, sustainability, and peace.

In the world of tiny homes, innovation often leads to extraordinary results. But few tiny homes are as groundbreaking as the one created by Phil, a man whose genius approach to design, engineering, and craftsmanship has resulted in a truly unique living space.

Lana and David’s tiny house in rural Victoria, Australia, is more than just a home—it’s a celebration of intentional living, creativity, and self-sufficiency.

Nestled on a picturesque farm in South Australia, Maddison and Kyle’s tiny house is a beautiful reflection of intentional living, natural design, and the freedom that comes from choosing a simpler life. With soft curves, natural materials, and a warm, earthy colour palette, their home feels like a real-life Pinterest board brought to life.

This stunning Earthship tiny home is a masterclass in sustainable architecture and off-grid living—proving you can live beautifully and self-sufficiently, even in extreme environments.

At just 30 years old, Lexie and Jed have found freedom — living mortgage and debt free in a beautiful off-grid tiny house that they largely built themselves.

Now here is a tiny house built for adventure. Built on the back of an ex-army Unimog, this tiny is a fully featured tiny home on wheels that’s designed to go anywhere! Fully off-the-grid and built tough for some big trips, this is a tiny home like none we have visited before.

In this weeks episode we meet a wonderful young family who have built an incredible not-so-tiny, 3 bedroom tiny home! This is a super spacious, well designed home that’s perfectly designed for family life. 

In the subtropical far north of New Zealand, James and Leonie have created a truly breathtaking off-grid tiny home surrounded by simply spectacular food forest gardens combining both syntropic and permaculture principles.

This is a tiny house that immediately captured my heart. There's something about the curved roof, the stained glass windows and the rounded doors that remind me of a modern hobbit-like home that just radiates warmth, character and comfort.