This is the Swallowtail Tiny House on Wheels by The Tiny House Company out of Queensland, Australia.
Two key factors drive the layout of this model – flexibility and affordability. A drop-down loft ladder allows for a relatively open floor plan, giving maximum options for arranging your own space as you see fit. The layout and positioning of doors and windows, while maximising long views and air-flow, allows for future expansion of cabinetry and other built-in elements as your budget allows.1
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Beautiful Swallowtail Tiny House on Wheels by The Tiny House Company out of Queensland, Australia!
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Now THAT’S a ladder I could comfortably use in a tiny house.
Cheerful, airy,bright,fresh,inviting.
I like this interior. Seeing the little child would remind me to add a safety rail to the loft and around the ladder hole.
Are those jalousie windows? That is cool.
Very light & bright; quite nice!
I like the Jalousie and top hinged windows. They provide more airflow and aren’t rattling in strong winds.
Inside it is bright and not looking tin
The exterior isn’t my thing because I don’t like lofts at all added height to accommodate them.