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According to Jola Josie, a travel blogger spending the year reconnecting with her New Zealand roots and traveling among gypsies, this might just be New Zealand’s Tiniest House.
Like her own THOW, this one is built on a ute, so owner Ivan had to focus on the weight of his build, using mainly pine for the frame and cedar shingles. The reclaimed and recycled home has an itty bitty kitchen, loft bedroom and storage space (he’ll build his travelling bathroom later). He uses one solar panel to power his lights and little water pump for his sink. You can watch Jola’s full interview with Ivan below the pictures.
Get more information about Jola’s journey after the video. Enjoy!
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New Zealand’s Tiniest House? (On a Ute)
Images/Screenshots via Facebook
A porthole window from an old ship (was covered in barnacles!).
One burner and the tiniest sink I’ve ever seen!
Special pop-out in the loft for Ivan’s feet. Brilliant!
Ivan, thinking about his amazing tiny house.
Images/Screenshots via Facebook
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Wow…this is really tiny.
This is awesome! I love all of the antiques fittings he has pulled together to create this little gem; so much ambiance. It also amazing how little space we really need to live. I love the bump-out for feet at night (genius!). And I love all the attention to detail with all of the interior scalloped woodwork. It’s amazing how he has worked all of the technology in (the lights, the water pump). This gentleman has a very good sense of what “home” and self-sufficiency is all about. Kudos to this gentleman for a job very well done!
I agree with you 100% Silver Gypsy. I really dig these personalized builds & the few pics here do not do it justice. I suggest readers check out the utube post to get a better feel for it. I can tell you did.
Yes definitely watch the video, everyone! 🙂 That’s where the good stuff is.