Ep 7. Charlestonian Dream "Tiny"

In season 7 episode 7 of Tiny House, Big Living, we meet a couple who have set their sights on a tiny house with a major twist. The Charlestonian Dream "Tiny" is a unique take on the traditional tiny house, with a design that incorporates a vintage trailer into the home. This couple is looking for a tiny house that allows them to live simply while also having the space to entertain and host their family and friends.

The episode begins with the couple meeting with the designers of the Charlestonian Dream "Tiny" to go over their vision for the home. They want a space that is bright and airy, with plenty of natural light and a modern aesthetic. The designers take their ideas and run with them, creating a tiny house that is truly one-of-a-kind.

As construction begins, the couple faces some challenges with the installation of the vintage trailer. They must find a way to integrate the trailer into the home while also ensuring that it is structurally secure. The process is complex and requires a lot of planning and skill, but the couple is determined to make it work.

Eventually, the vintage trailer becomes an integral part of the home's design, and the couple is thrilled with the finished result. The interior of the tiny house is light and airy, with white walls, light-colored wood floors, and large windows that let in lots of natural light. The vintage trailer serves as a separate bedroom area, complete with a full-sized bed and plenty of storage space.

The episode takes us through the couple's journey of downsizing their belongings and making the most of their new tiny space. They must be strategic in their storage solutions and prioritize functionality over excess.

One of the biggest challenges they face is finding space for their hobbies and interests. The couple loves to cook and entertain, so they must come up with creative solutions to make their tiny kitchen work for them. They also want space for their outdoor gear and tools, which presents another obstacle in their tiny space.

Despite the challenges, the couple is thrilled with their Charlestonian Dream "Tiny" and the new lifestyle it affords them. They love the simplicity and freedom of tiny house living, and the ability to pursue their passions without being burdened by excess belongings and space. The episode ends with the couple settling into their new home and welcoming friends and family for a housewarming party, proving that even a tiny space can be perfect for entertaining and hosting loved ones.