This charming small home in the magnificent Queensland forest is a superb illustration of how a tiny house can be both delightfully simple and luxurious simultaneously.
Over the years, we’ve seen so many people deciding to live in tiny homes.
They have gained popularity as a way to downsize, simplify, or live more sustainably.
Aside from that, tiny homes can be built on a foundation or on wheels and may have features such as lofted sleeping areas, foldaway furniture, and compact appliances.
You can live fully even if you have a tiny home, and we’ve seen many examples of that.
This home’s owner, Jess, came up with some fantastic design ideas.
This home exemplifies what we can accomplish when architecture meets art.
We love the stunning view provided by the enormous windows to the impressive internal layout.
She chose the matte black color so her tiny home would integrate with the surrounding.
The first thing that Bryce noticed was her solar panels.
According to Jess, she had limited space on her roof because of her two skylights.
Aside from that, she can move the solar panels if she feels like it.
The total cost of the solar panels was about $20k.
The size of her tiny home is 28x6x14ft which cost her around $130k.
As you go inside, you’d be greeted with white walls and a very spacious tiny home.
You’ll also notice the big windows and the fantastic views of the forest.
Bryce loved the natural light that comes inside the house, the plants, and the amazing view.
At night, according to Jess, the skylight gives life to her home and the fairy lights give her tiny home an enchanted feel to it.
Jess’ design is simple, yet sophisticated.
She has a wall full of coloring book pages, a big couch that doubles as a guest bed, and a huge kitchen.
She initially wanted an orange fridge but ended up with a vintage white one. Still, she incorporated the lively color orange in her home.
Two orange bar stools, a pepper grinder, and some other orange accents make her home more beautiful.
Throughout the house, plants, artwork, and attractive lighting fixtures help to emphasize a sense of creativity and art.
She also has a gas oven, stove, and a wood slab that serves as her table.
Storage is also not a problem in this tiny home.
She has plenty of it, and wait till you see the bathroom!
Bryce commended Jess for having a full-sized shower, compost toilet, and a spacious vanity.
Then, you’d see a wall full of cabinets where she stores all her camping gear.
Behind those walls are the stairs going to her bedroom loft.
Above you’ll see her bed, skylight, books, and fairy lights, too.
Can you imagine resting in a soft bed while looking at the stars?
Then you’re surrounded by plants and fairy lights?
Jess even said she feels like she’s in a fancy tree house, and we couldn’t agree more.
“Waking up on the weekends and seeing where I I live and what I’m surrounded by is truly magical,” Jess said.
Watch Bryce’s tiny home tour below and you can also follow Jess on her Instagram account here.
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