She designed the Keva tiny house to be 22′ x 8.5′ wide, and 15' tall which is taller than most tiny homes. It has an open concept living space, a clever hideaway ladder, a covered deck, an outhouse for a toilet, and beautiful woodwork from top to bottom, and the whole build cost about $55,000 CAD ($30K materials, $25K labour).
The plans are available for sale here if you want to check them out: https://kevatinyhouse.com/building-plans/
Keva Tiny House was designed by Rebecca and it was built by Rudy Hexler and an apprentice named Lenny.
The house is heated with a woodstove, it has a small bathtub and shower, a massive clothes storage area in the bathroom, and there's also a micro shed next door with additional storage space, and a guest bed. For a toilet, Rebecca uses an outhouse outside.
She was lucky to meet with people who were open to having her park on their land, and she pays a fee for rent and/or does a work exchange with them.
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I love this. I want to live in one.
Beautiful home! Does she not use a fridge?
Exceptional! So beautiful and well thought out. Best to you both.
She did not show a fridge. Where is it? Why did she not go with an apartment size stove? Are there plans for her to install her own catchmen system? What was the other outside building I saw?
This home is gorgeous. The wood is so lovely and this home is filled with light. I love the porch and very practical to have the separate storage space and guest bedroom.
She did it right. Nice place.
“He is loud,”….honey, he can go be loud in the sleep shed…..
Beautiful video, beautiful build – love it <3
Beautiful, thanks
Favorite part was when she jumped from the loft onto the counter! Lol so cute
I would be doing yoga outside weather permitting, even under the porch roof in the rain would be great! Then boyfriend could be “loud”.
Beautiful home! Thank you for this video 🙂 I was wondering about refrigerator and toilet…??
Lovely tiny house. Love the little guest house. Land is the key thing with living tiny. She has a good set up. Thank you.
Respect from Egypt beautiful woman
Beautiful. But where’s the security?? It looks pretty isolated to me. Umm..would be a concern.
Probably the main concern I have for tiny homes is security. They often employ lots of large windows to open up the inside and to give it an expansive feeling. But how secure is that?
I also see lots of them that have a ladder for access to an upper level, and eventually, as people age, that’s going to become an obstacle, as do stairs.
I also see lots of single people creating tiny homes, but what about when you meed someone and want to have them move in? There goes your closet space.