Hannes Mauritzson has won praise after showing people around his tightly-packed property and accompanying outdoors in Sweden.
The TikTok user posted a 22-second video clip of his miniscule home which still features two levels, a staircase and a candelit garden.
He gave the footage hashtags including “tinyhouse”, “tinyhouseliving”, “cottagecore” and “scandinavianstyle”.
Hannes also wrote: “Welcome to my little tiny house and cottage garden.
“I am so happy for all of your love of this little space.”
He saves room with his bed on a niftily raised upper level overlooking the main floor.
The post has attracted almost 5,000 comments – including admiring compliments such as “Wonderful life” and “Dream house”.
He was also told, “How magical” and “Such a lovely idea”, as well as: “Absolutely beautiful – I love it.”
A viewer commented: “So dreamy – my dream life.
“It’s not often you see a man being in a tiny house.”
And another posted: “Small but everywhere you look is pretty.”
Hannes describes himself on Instagram as a “Swedish daydreamer”, loving “vintage, whimsical interior, apartment and cottage life”.
Photos the social media influencer shares online often feature his pet dog Charlie.
He previously lived in an apartment dating back to the 19th century in the Swedish city of Helsingborg before he and his partner Alexander put it up for sale last year.
Other tiny home inhabitants include a teenager whose crafty mum went to work to create it, sharing the outcome on Facebook.
A woman in Los Angeles in the United States has transformed a tatty garage into a much-acclaimed modern tiny home.
Living in similarly-small quarters has been hailed as a cash-saving hack – as well as being eco-friendly.
Yet ingenuity can sometimes have drawbacks – a former nurse has been told to tear down a tiny shed built in the parking space outside her home in Colwyn Bay, north Wales.
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