This Ultra Modern Tiny House Will Blow Your Mind - Revisited!

Today, we revisit their tiny house to see what’s changed and how the couple are finding life in their stunning home. Since we last visited, there have been some exciting additions including a massive renovation of their outdoor living area and the addition of a huge new solar system that even charges an electric vehicle!

It’s always so exciting to revisit tiny homes and see how people are getting on down the track and we hope you enjoy the revisited episode of this amazing tiny house!

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Presented and Produced by: Bryce Langston
Camera: Rasa Pescud & Bryce Langston
Editing: Sarah Binder & Rasa Pescud

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[livingbig]

It was so great to catch up with Matt and Lisa and to see that they are still rocking life in their amazing tiny house! The additions they have made have drastically improved on an already fantastic home. That outdoor living area is totally dialled in now and this home unquestionably has the most impressive solar set-up we've seen so far! We hope you enjoy this revisited tour! With Love, Bryce & Rasa

[thekarmicbrat]

Back then most viewers criticised this couple, and commented that this guy seemed miserable in this tiny space, and people even accused her to be a freeloader because her area of studies were "dead end" and wouldn't result in a high end job? So I'm very glad to see that these two are still together and still seem happy. It's also very nice to revisit older tiny houses to see how have people evolved down the road.

[Yashuop]

Don’t we all love a daily dose of watching Living Big In A Tiny House?❤️

[rosannastevens]

Wow. I could not be more proud of Matt and Lisa - firstly, for building this phenomenal home. Secondly, for coming back on the show after the harrowing experience of thousands of strangers vocally judging their relationship, and especially deriding Lisa, when they came onto this channel to share this beautiful house that they are both so rightly proud of. And yet here they are, both turning up to give us access to and updates for their amazing build again! Legends! A charming hilarious couple, with a charming, hilarious sense of humour, and a charming, hilarious dog son.

[jankarel]

Honestly didn't think that I could like this home better than before, but it's even more stunning now! Thank you for sharing this update on this wonderful couple and their beautiful home.

[katjaheidweiller]

The first video was the reason why I wanted to design our own tiny house, and yesterday it was (finally) transported to our spot. Will need to do plenty of work before we can live in our house, but videos like these keep me motivated :)

[phoenixineohp]

I love that it's still working for them and seeing the changes over time. So many tours are of people who haven't lived tiny for long or just do a full new build, it's so nice to see this sort of update!

[Aelrandir]

I just need to commend the B-roll that this channel always provides in these videos. It's easy to miss just because of how natural and seamless it is, but there is a shot for almost every single thing they're talking about in their conversations. For example the dog sleeping on the couch, an easy thing to mention in talk, but probably harder to make sure to get a good shot of and yet they got it. That's just one example of many across all the videos on the channel. Every single video has these little shots that really help us imagine how life is actually like living there, and it's part of what helps bring these videos to life so well.

[Jah_LEASE_yah]

This is honestly the hose that made me believe that I could live in a tiny. It's so well done, efficient and beautiful and it's even better now that they have a real couch. LOL.

[cherelann]

For me, the highlight in this video was their dog...so chill and devoted.

[charmaccents]

This is probably the tiny house I remember the most so happy to see it again. Glad the owners are still happy there. It is stunning, the home and the location. Thank you, Bryce and Rasa.

[louisegogel]

6:00 Look at that awesome dog training! I’ve only seen my daughter train with moves like that with her large Eastern European German Shepherd. Very nice work!

Awesome too to see this couple and their pets again. Congratulations on three years you guys!!

[xylospongium_official]

It's amazing to see this stunning home again and the upgrades and changes they've made. Definitely one of my favourites on your channel...

[ps...]

Revisiting the tiny houses you've shown earlier is super exciting!
They've got a very large deck space decorated with fairy lights under the roof, which can be used for lounging, partying etc. Then the skylights in the house and lofts with an ability to stand is no more than a luxury for a tiny house👍🏻
The best part is that they've got so many furries, never a dull moment🤩😍

[sadiejosiemom]

I like the new roof on the deck and with the bar added it really makes that area more livable/usable. And being able to stand in the bedroom - wow! So much to like in this stunning home!

[kristycargile]

This tiny is the only episode I've watched multiple times, and I'm so happy to see it again!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍

[AngelavengerL]

i remember geeking out hard about the catio on this one. I love the focus on the animals here. The pupper and kitties look so happy and loved. The new front porch area looks amazing!

[bonniepwtf]

I really loved their home the first time around and it's so nice to go back and see how things are going. Really enjoy these revisits.

[MadJenno]

Love that this couple are so real and honest with what worked for them and what didn’t in the last three years . My favourite comment from Lisa was when she was referring to the heater : “this thing cracks!!!” 😊 ya can’t get any more Aussie than that!!! Love Lisa and Matt love their house . Wish them nothing but love and luck in their journeys ❤

[d.r.martin]

My wife and I have been watching your tiny home videos for a while now, and we love them. One thing that we would like to see are a few on a topic we haven't run across in your channel: Tiny home living in a true winter climate. I'm not talking cold rain. But snow and ice for months on end. Like here in Minnesota. How well does a tiny house handle constant sub-freezing weather? How can it be designed to do so? Your videos are lovely, but they almost all seem to be set in temperate/subtropical climates.