You don’t need it, you can’t keep it,” remodeling expert John Weisbarth explains to a family of three who are about to downsize from a 1,300-square-foot home to a 172-square-foot tiny house on wheels.
The small-space scenario is the first in a series of 10 one-hour episodes from A&E’s new FYI lifestyle network as it jumps on the tiny-house bandwagon with “Tiny House Nation,” premiering Wednesday, July 9.
Like on other reality-based design shows, Weisbarth and Giffin will expedite the building process as they help people create dream homes no larger than 300 square feet while learning much about small-space living in the process.
Homeowners can steal many of the clever strategies involved in making a space feel bigger: using vaulted ceilings for light, installing storage under beds and growing plants in vertical planters. There are also life lessons that come with downsizing and living small. — Liz Boone | LA Times
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