"After seven years of exploring New Zealand's open roads in an RV, a couple of travel enthusiasts decided it was time to plant roots. Their solution wasn't a traditional house or even a typical tiny home. Working with South Base Homes and award-winning architect Chris Pyemont, they created the Bespoke Base, a 12-meter tiny house that challenges everything we think we know about compact living."
"The Bespoke Base stretches 39 feet in length, placing it among the more generous tiny homes on the market. Where many tiny houses force occupants to navigate cramped quarters and vertical ladders, this design takes a different approach. The entire layout unfolds on a single level, creating an experience that feels less like downsizing and more like curating the perfect apartment. Wrapped in warm redwood cladding, the exterior hints at the thoughtful design within."
"The single-story configuration means no climbing to a loft bedroom, no stooping under low ceilings, and no compromising on the fundamental comforts that make a house feel like home. For clients who spent years navigating the constraints of RV living, this accessibility was paramount. The spacious interior reads more like a compact apartment than a mobile dwelling, with room to breathe and space to truly settle in."
A couple transitioned from RV life to a permanent 12-meter tiny house called the Bespoke Base, designed by South Base Homes with architect Chris Pyemont. The 39-foot single-level layout eliminates lofts and ladders, providing full accessibility and an interior that feels like a compact apartment rather than a cramped mobile dwelling. The exterior uses warm redwood cladding and the interior includes luxury fittings as standard. South Base Homes, based in Tasman, New Zealand, won the 2023 Tiny House Awards Best Commercial Build. Pyemont's expertise in coastal and high-wind construction enhances the home's resilience to challenging weather.
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