Tiny House, Big Living

Tiny house experts search the country for the coolest tiny vacation homes.

Tiny house owners Trevor and Mary travel to the Tiny House Jamboree.

Find out how tiny-house owners are doing after purchasing their homes.

Emily is moving into a shipping container turned tiny house to prove she can live a simpler lifestyle, and she's asking brother-in-law Jon to build a massive rooftop deck and a walk-in closet for her enormous shoe collection.

Greg and Carla are giving tiny living a try outside Morgantown, West Virginia. Greg is a musician and his band is helping him craft the house, which includes a detachable stage for performances and other music-themed features.

Rebecca and Kendall push tiny to the extreme by giving up their traditional American home for an 84-square-foot tiny sheep wagon with no plumbing. They're not "sheepish" to admit that their friends are their biggest skeptics.

Architecture student Davis takes over his parents' driveway to construct his first tiny house. The design includes a slanted wall that is both an open food pantry and bookshelf and an extended kitchen countertop.

Kansas State professor Brandon wants an affordable house with some fun bells and whistles, so he and a friend design a 365-square-foot smart house with some high-tech features, including a video doorbell and slide-away TV set.

After moving back to Texas to be near her family, Esin builds a tiny house that boasts an elevator and all the amenities a dog lover could imagine.

Married schoolteachers take advantage of their work-free summers by building the ultimate tiny vacation home perfect for tailgating at every baseball stadium in the country.

An artist gets some family help while customizing his tiny Craftsman-style bungalow for a tiny house festival. Customizations include a barrel ceiling, hand-carved cabinets, a wooden soaking tub and more!

Seth wants to retire early, so he's turning an old school bus into an affordable and artsy tiny house. His 250-square-foot bachelor pad will feature all kinds of refurbished amenities and incorporate driftwood from Lake Michigan.

Two wildlife experts who travel the country educating people about animals want to trade in their car and pup tent for a tricked-out tiny house that caters to all sorts of animal roommates.

A grilling enthusiast builds his own mobile tiny home with features that will help him build culinary creations. But at 90 square feet, it will be a challenge to make the house fully functional and big enough for him to live.

Newlyweds want a tiny house-on-wheels for them and their dogs for a move to Colorado. Alabama Tiny Homes builder James Brewer plans to give them a 305-square-foot tiny home until he finds out he needs to make room for a surprise.

A couple wants to downsize to a tiny home to focus on the important aspects of their growing family. Their builders are pushed to their limits, however, when they learn the couple's baby is coming early.

Rob and Sandi spend most of their free time on a ranch just outside of Las Vegas. Rob has built one tiny home before, so he's prepared to tackle a new one with handcrafted features, including a rooftop deck and a hitching post.