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!
Images © The Tiny House Company
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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!