These two 20ft high cube shipping containers have been transformed into an incredible modern urban home. Situated on a steep section with breathtaking views overlooking the city, this home is truly impressive.

Nestled into a beautiful backdrop of the Tasmanian forest lies Lucy’s charming cabin. Originally built by her parents in 1994 as their very first family home, the hut fell into disrepair. After years of neglect, and eventually abandonment, Lucy, working together with her father lovingly restored the old shack and it became, once again, an idyllic woodland cabin home.

Molly is an inspiring young woman who lives simply and beautifully in her dream tiny house. This is a sanctuary space that reflects her values and all the things that are truly important to her, all embodied in the walls she has built around herself. Her home.

This weeks episode takes us to the spectacular wilderness of Tasmania where we visit a stunning, Scandinavian-style, off-the-grid tiny home on wheels.

This couple has downsized for their retirement and their spectacular tiny home leaves nothing to be desired! Every inch of this tiny home has been perfectly designed for them to live big after going tiny.

This is a van-life story unlike anything you’ve seen before. Floyd is a man, living and traveling in a small van while on a huge mission to put a smile on peoples faces.

One of the huge benefits to designing and building your own home is that it gets to be perfectly matched to your character and this home is a wonderful example of just that. This house suits Linda to a T.

When you build your own home, that space should be a reflection of you and your character. That's exactly what Deb has done here. This tiny house radiates her style and highlights all the things that are important in her life.

In this weeks episode, we meet Anna, a remarkable woman who economically converted an old garage into an incredible compact, shabby-chic-styled dream home!

Welcome to the enchanting world of Hobbiton! Join as we take you behind the scenes of the iconic Hobbiton Movie Set, nestled in the picturesque countryside of New Zealand. In this episode, we invite you to step into the whimsical realm of J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth and discover the magic of hobbit life firsthand.

In this weeks episode we visit an inspiring, ultra compact tiny home in France which is absolutely packed full of amazing design ideas.

Working together, Kate and Benoît constructed a home which is artful and astoundingly beautiful. Amazingly, thanks to thrifty material sourcing and their DIY attitude, the home was completed significantly under-budget!

From the bottom of our hearts we want to thank you for all of your support over the past year. We've travelled far and wide and got to see some amazing places together! We hope you enjoy this years Top 5, as we recall the year that was and some of our very favourite tiny homes 2023.

It's been an amazing year and as is tradition, we are so excited to share some seasons greetings from those we've had on the show.

When it comes to radically revolutionary architecture, it’s hard to look past the EarthShip. Constructed from a mixture of old car tires and rammed earth, these homes are designed to be completely self-sufficient. They are a fantastic example of regenerative home design in practice.

When I walked inside this tiny house my jaw hit the floor. This is one of the most exceptional timber homes we have featured on the show. The level of craftsmanship and attention to detail on the interior of this DIY, off-the-grid home in South Australia is truly remarkable and all for a budget that's hard to believe!

When you think of a semi-truck-trailer, the last idea that normally comes to mind would be home. Watching this video might just change your mind about that though. Mike and Heidi are an inspired couple whose ultimate DIY project has turned an old trailer into an unbelievable place to call home!

Now this place is nothing short of spectacular! If you're a fan of minimalist, modern design then you will absolutely love this compact studio home in the south of England. Situated in an urban backyard, the studio home is technically an annex and has been beautifully designed to blend perfectly into its surroundings.

This week's story is really out of the ordinary! We visit an english backyard where an old grain silo, purchased online for only £1 has been transformed into a the most incredible tiny home.

This week we travel to France to visit a stunning DIY tiny house built using natural, reclaimed materials. It's absolutely packed full of storage and clever multifunctional design ideas and all for an incredible budget of just US$20,000! This tiny house has everything!