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For this young family, life in a tiny house is largely centered around a desire to live with a lighter footprint and do something good for the environment. Their tiny house on wheels is unquestionably stunning.
The cottage style home has been constructed to take full advantage of the incredible surrounding area and capitalise on the hot Australian weather by opening up the home to the garden for year-round outdoor living.
Going zero waste and cutting out single use plastics has been helped by living in a tiny house, where the small home makes the family more aware of their consumption. Mark, a Vegan chef has also leveraged debt free living in a tiny house to start his own plant based pop-up restaurant. Constructing this home for themselves took only 3 months with a budget of around AU$50,000. Check it out below…
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