Australia-based tiny home manufacturer Big Tiny Homes, which recently completed 23.6 feet long Nobel tiny house, has also put the finishing touches to another towable dwelling that’s smaller. Named Kingfisher, the 19.6 feet long home boasts the size of a standard French tiny house yet offers the amenities of a standard American micro-dwelling.
The tiny house on wheels features a distinctive exterior with metal siding and has a roomy interior layout that includes a living room, home office area, loft bedroom, compact kitchen and bathroom. The exterior comprises a sliding glass door and a gaggle of windows, permitting air and light inside.
Visitors step into a living room, which can fit a small sofa and a coffee table. The kitchen is adjacent and looks quite spacious.. It comes with a two-burner cooktop, a coffee machine, a microwave, and a fridge/freezer. Other features include a sink, lots of cabinetry, and a breakfast bar that doubles as a home office area or study nook, depending on user preference.
The bathroom is next to the kitchen and has a separate washer and dryer, toilet, sink, shower, and more storage space. There is only one bedroom in the Kingfisher tiny home. Stationed upstairs, the bedroom is accessed by a storage-integrated staircase near the living room.
The loft bedroom has lots of headroom for standing upright, a double bed and storage space, which sleeps a couple in a breeze. The Kingfisher tiny house draws power from a standard RV-style hookup and is priced at AUD 110,000, roughly $73,400.
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