With three teenagers in the house, Joe and Sheri live a hectic life of sports, homework and family meals, but they'll be empty nesters soon, and it's motivating them to look tiny.
Bianca and Sara are house hunting and planning their wedding, at the same time. To stay in one of the trendy and pricey San Diego neighborhoods they love, they're going tiny.
Kathlyn and her husband Lincoln saved enough money to buy their dream house, but it turns out that they actually miss living on top of each other.
Jeff has decided to hunt for a tiny getaway in Honolulu, where he loves the laid-back lifestyle and already has a community of friends.
Nikki and Tomislav are ready to reestablish their roots and agree that going tiny will allow them to live downtown and explore the city.
Jake and Emmy are in the market for a tiny home in their beloved Portland where they can truly begin their married lives.
Jenn and her boyfriend are hunting for a tiny retreat on the Big Island of Hawaii they know the perfect tiny getaway in Kona, a place they both love, will give them somewhere to relax and reconnect.
Drew Smith, a Navy doctor, and his wife, Libby, look for a 700-square-foot craftsman home in the historic streetcar neighborhood of North Park.
Chris and Maggie are ready to try something they've never done before, live with each other.
A proud resident of the Pacific Northwest thinks he's got what it takes to live in 300 square feet or less, but doesn't want to bite off more tiny than he can chew.
Anthony and Angela miss the hustle and bustle of their overseas lives, and they hope to find the vibrant equivalent in the heart of Beantown.
Cody and Karen met in Hawaii and have found themselves looking to go tiny in San Francisco with an outdoor space for their two dogs.
Tommy and Katie are world-class triathletes who ask John and Zack to help create their first home and make it a space that gives them both a cozy place to come back to but can still function as a space to train in between competitions.
Anna and Aaron are wedding photographers who have decided to go tiny in order to move their Denver business to warmer climates to maximize clientele year round.
A Florida veteran working two full-time jobs to support his family hopes that going tiny will lower the bills so he can work less and spend more time with his children despite going tiny, the family's wish list is huge, and includes a swimming pool.
John and Zack have to design a 172 sq. foot space that includes a pink castle, full kitchen, and master bedroom with privacy.
A Little Rock couple builds a 264 sq. foot mobile honeymoon pad as they prepare to get married and hit the road as traveling nurses.
John and Zack head to California's Sonoma County to help volunteer firefighter Scott and his wife, Xanthie, build a home to replace the one they lost in the Northern California wildfires of 2017.
While Cally and Steve love horror films and gothic style, daughter Miura loves pastels and pearls John and Zack must build a tiny house that fits their differing tastes.
Tommy and Katie are world-class triathletes who ask John and Zack to help create their first home and make it a space that gives them both a cozy place to come back to but can still function as a space to train in between competitions.