"This clever little home packs an impressive amount of personality into just 20 feet of length, proving that compact living doesn't have to mean boring living. What immediately sets this tiny house apart is its sense of adventure. Instead of a standard ladder to reach the loft, there's an actual mini climbing wall built right into the bunk bed. It's the kind of detail that makes you smile and wonder why more homes don't embrace this level of playfulness."
"The collaboration between Melbourne's Fowler and Ward architecture studio and Base Cabin has created something that feels more like a sophisticated treehouse than your typical tiny home. The exterior remains sleek with painted steel cladding that can withstand whatever Australian weather throws at it. The utilitarian look works perfectly - it's honest about what it is while still looking properly designed rather than cobbled together."
"Those massive bifold doors aren't just for show - they genuinely transform the space by erasing the boundary between inside and out. Open them up and suddenly your tiny house feels connected to whatever landscape surrounds it. Four people can actually stay here comfortably, thanks to that climbing wall bunk bed setup and the loft bedroom above. The loft comes with a skylight for stargazing, which feels like the perfect touch for a home designed around adventure and connection with nature"
The Fowler & Ward x Base Cabin tiny house measures 215 square feet and prioritizes playful, efficient design. A built-in mini climbing wall serves as access to a bunk bed, enabling four people to sleep comfortably alongside a loft bedroom. Massive bifold doors erase the boundary between inside and out, visually expanding the space and connecting it to the surrounding landscape. The loft includes a skylight for stargazing. The steel-clad exterior provides weather resistance and a sleek, utilitarian aesthetic. The interior includes a functional kitchen with counter space and a two-burner stove, plus a bathroom with a full shower and vanity.
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