Tiny House Hunting Season 2 Episode 15 Tiny Home of the Kitchen Nomads
- TVPG
- September 12, 2015
- 21 min
In season 2, episode 15 of Tiny House Hunting, titled "Tiny Home of the Kitchen Nomads," a couple is in search of the perfect tiny home that accommodates their love for cooking and traveling.
The episode begins with the couple, Amanda and Andrew, discussing their desire to downsize and simplify their lives. They both work in the food industry and frequently travel for work, so they are looking for a tiny home that can accommodate their passion for cooking and exploration.
The couple meets with real estate agent Marissa to tour three potential tiny homes. The first home they visit is a sleek and modern tiny house with a spacious kitchen and plenty of storage. However, Andrew and Amanda both feel that it lacks personality and character.
The second home they visit is a unique tiny house made out of a repurposed shipping container. The kitchen is small but functional, and the home is equipped with solar panels for off-grid living. Although the couple appreciates the sustainability of the home, they feel that the container's metal structure does not fit their aesthetic taste.
The final tiny home they tour is a cozy cabin-style house with a beautiful wooden exterior. The interior is decorated with rustic accents, and the kitchen is designed with a large oven and plenty of counter space. The couple falls in love with this home immediately and feel that it could provide them with a perfect balance of functionality and personality.
After much deliberation, Amanda and Andrew decide to purchase the cabin-style tiny house as their new home. They work with the builders to make custom adjustments to the home, including adding a larger sink and countertops to the kitchen to better suit their cooking needs. They also create a cozy loft sleeping area and add a small outdoor patio space to enjoy their travels.
Overall, this episode showcases the unique needs and lifestyle of a couple who works in the food industry and travels frequently. It highlights how a tiny house can provide individuals with a functional and personalized living space, even for those with specific passions and professions.
