Who doesn’t want a huge house?

A place where each of your family members has their own room.

A spacious living area, toilet, and bathroom with bathtub, a large cooking area where you have every kitchen tool you need, and a garage where 3 vehicles can fit.

Oh! And a humongous garden area where you get to plant all the greeneries you have in mind.

While most people (including myself) dream of having an enormous house, others still find tiny houses more practical and convenient.

More and more people are now into building tiny homes.

They are building houses from small enclosed floored areas like old school buses (skoolies), container vans (tiny houses on wheels or THOW), sheds, and many more.

However, others might say you can’t have it all in a tiny house because of its limited space or floor area.

Considering space over needs, those who haven’t seen a tiny house might not consider living in one.

Worry no more because you are in for a treat.

Ana White, right here, will give us a quick virtual tour inside her tiny house and hopefully, after this, you’ll change your mind.

Ana knew the downside of living in rural Alaska.

“There isn’t a Target down the road,” Ana said in the video.

Having that said, it also means that most of the features of her tiny house were hand-built or DIY.

We’re guessing Ana wouldn’t choose to live in the countryside for no reason at all.

Well, the good thing about being away from the city is, of course, you get to breathe fresher air and you have more greeneries around.

Let’s start with the exteriors of her tiny house, it’s coated with dark gray, and a touch of wood on her main door and window where natural sunlight comes in.

A tiny house framed on a 24-foot long and 8.5-foot wide trailer. How does such a tiny space work, especially for a modern-day professional individual?

Ana will show us how.

Space-saving.

This is, perhaps, the key to Ana’s tiny house. The interior of the house was made not to impress the eyes but to have multiple functions.

Around the house, there are several hooks, DIY wall shelves, different sorts of storage, and cabinets.

Ana’s tiny house was also built to have that open and wide space feeling.

Indeed, it feels extravagantly spacious.

With the help of the huge see-through glass windows that were installed parallel to each other, you’d feel relaxed and fresh, especially once you see the captivating scene outside of the tiny house.

The best part is Ana’s bed.

It’s built with a simple mechanical system that enables it to go up and down like that of an elevator.

You’ll never go wrong with Ana’s tiny house, unlike the many misconceptions about it.

One example is that a tiny house would basically compromise other important parts of an actual house such as the kitchen.

Ana’s tiny house, however, has a kitchen that’s complete with induction burners, a sink, and a microwave.

There’s also a full washer/dryer combo hidden in the drawers.

A built-in water heater, shower, toilet, water heater, and compost toilet.

It has everything she needs.

What else could you ask for in a 24-foot by 8.5-foot trailer?

Take a virtual tour of Ana’s tiny home to see why you need an elevator bed in the video below!

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Source: YouTube -Ana White, Ana White