In this post, you’ll see a van conversion with a pull-out outdoor kitchen.
It was built by Sunshine Coast Van Fit Outs in Queensland, Australia, and originally featured here. What do you think of their slide-out outdoor kitchen feature?
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Images via @sunshinecoastvanfitouts/Instagram
This is the True Colors tiny house. It’s on a therapy farm in Australia called True Colours!
They provide creative therapeutic and counseling services using animals. And they also happen to have a tiny house vacation rental on the property. What do you think? Looking for a new business idea? How about an animal therapy farm with tiny house vacation rentals?
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This is a Mercedes Sprinter van build by Land Carpentry And Constructions out of Australia.
They’re a builder with a residential construction background who are now building tiny homes and van conversions. This particular van conversion has a very interesting layout that we don’t normally see in the United States. What do you think of this van build’s layout? Would you build out your van like this?
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Images via Land Carpentry And Constructions
This is the story of Beau van der Werf, his new company called Land Carpentry and Constructions out of Australia, and his newly built custom tiny home.
In the past, they have built 100’s of residential homes and recently 7 tiny homes, including a custom van build. Anyway, this is the story of his new custom tiny home. It features a unique open loft, an elevated living area, lots of storage throughout, and it’s just really awesome overall. I would love getting to live in a tiny house like this. How about you? Check it out!
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Images via land_carpentryandconstructions/Instagram
This is a modern tiny house with lots of windows and a main-floor bed.
It’s located in Wolgan Valley, Australia, as a short-term rental. So yes, you can actually book a stay here in the Greater Blue Mountains via Tiny Away.
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Images via Tiny.Away/Instagram
This is the story of Ingrid Stanwa and how she built her very own tiny house in Australia.
With no prior experience, just a desire to make her tiny house dreams a reality, she made it happen. Here’s her story. Enjoy!
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© Ingrid Stanway
This is a 16-ft. tiny house on wheels by Designer Eco Tiny Homes out of Canberra, New South Wales, Australia.
It’s the perfect design for a single person, teenager, or to use as an accessory unit where applicable. It’s got a one-level design with an open layout, so I guess you can call it a studio tiny house. It’s for sale for $64,400 AUD (approximately $49,460 USD). Check it out!
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This is a tiny house with a huge window by Designer Eco Tiny Homes, an Australian tiny home builder.
The large window really lets the light and nature in, which is super-nice when in any home. Right under the window, there’s a custom couch that converts into a double bed. See more below!
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Images via designerecotinyhomes/Instagram
This is Rubia tiny house on wheels from Little Byron out of Byron Bay, Australia.
It’s 6m long, 2.5m wide, and 4.3m high from the ground, which is approximately an 8×20 tiny house in feet. What do you think?
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Images via Little Byron
