This Single-Story Tiny Home With Two Glass Entrance Doors Blends Indoor and Outdoor Living

Since the popularity of tiny houses has skyrocketed in Australia in the last couple of years, local builders have had to step up their game in order to cater to the high demand, and they have become adept at creating compact dwellings that are both eye-catching and highly functional for modern everyday living.

In fact, tiny homes made by Australian builders are some of the best we've seen in terms of design and livability, and Tallebudgera is a great example of Aussie craftsmanship. It was crafted by Removed Tiny Homes and every aspect was carefully considered in order to create a living space that offers maximum comfort, proving that you don't have to give up the things you love just because you want to live tiny.

Perched on a triple-axle heavy-duty trailer, this tiny home is 29.5 feet (9 meters) long and 8 feet (2.4 meters) wide. It boasts a single-level floorplan cleverly divided to include a light-flooded living room, an elegant and practical kitchen, a dining nook, an opulent pass-through bathroom, and a downstairs bedroom designed as a cozy, spacious sanctuary.

In terms of styling, the Tallebudgera encapsulates compact elegance, with a modern exterior that mixes Colorbond steel cladding with plywood accents and a Scandianvian-inspired interior design dominated by white and natural wood tones. What's more, with two decks and a pair of sliding glass doors, this model blends indoor and outdoor living.

One of the double glass doors leads into the living room, which is spacious enough to fit a three-seat sofa and a coffee table. The strategic placement of the sofa facing the main entrance, coupled with oversized windows all around and the front deck, creates a nice indoor/outdoor living area that allows occupants to truly commune with their surroundings. The other opens up the bedroom to the outdoors.

This incredible openness and connection to the outdoors is exactly what owners are looking for nowadays, as the tiny living movement is all about getting back to basics in picturesque backwoods or rural locations that help people reconnect to nature's pace.

With no formal division between areas, the living room seamlessly connects to the kitchen and dining space, creating a free-flowing social area where you can host guests and display your culinary flair. The cooking space is not very large but features enough cabinetry for your storage needs, a full-height pantry, a laminate countertop, and everything you need for prepping delicious meals. The included appliances range from a two-burner cooktop, a range hood, and an electric built-in oven to a dishwasher and full-size refrigerator.

The kitchen also has a sliding window, meaning that it gets plenty of natural light, too. The dining area inside Tallebudgera can seat two or three people and is one of those features designed with multifunctionality in mind. Besides its ability to work triple duty as a dining table, food prep station, and work desk, it could also double as an informal lounge for owners and guests to sit down a have a chat while taking in the views.

Venture a little further into this home on wheels, and a luxurious bathroom awaits. It is a walk-through design that connects the more social area of the house to the private bedroom. Equipped with a full-size shower cabin, a toilet, a generous worktop, and a washer/dryer unit, it is as functional as any bathroom inside a traditional home.

One of the most appealing features of this tiny home, however, is the fully enclosed ground-level bedroom with ample floor space to walk around. With a high vaulted ceiling and separate glass entrance door that invites the outdoors in, the room appears even more spacious than it actually is. It also has plenty of built-in storage in the form of a wardrobe with hanging space and a separate unit with shelves.

Besides its aesthetic appeal, this tiny house is also brimming with purpose and functionality. By using thoughtful design elements, multifunctional furniture pieces, and high-end finishes, the team at Removed has managed to create a space that proves a pint-sized home can not only meet the demands of full-time living but can do so with a certain degree of style and luxury.

Just like in the case of conventional brick-and-mortar dwellings, quality and luxury don't come cheap in the world of tiny homes. Tallebudgera's pricing starts at AUD $123,990, which translates to approx. USD $83,000, and goes up with the addition of extra options, such as a solar power package for off-grid living.