Charming Tiny House Living: Sustainable Oasis in New South Wales
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In this riveting episode of Living Big In A Tiny House, we journey to New South Wales to meet Tess and Sam, a couple living the dream in their charming tiny home. Surrounded by lush gardens and free-roaming chickens, they've crafted an idyllic homestead that exudes tranquility. With a vision of a simpler life, they embrace multigenerational living, with Tess's parents as neighbors, creating a close-knit family setup that many dream of. Their compact 8.4m x 2.4m home is a vibrant oasis, reflecting their deep connection to nature.
Tess's kitchen, a hub of creativity and joy, boasts a breakfast bar, a large sink, and a full-size oven, catering to their love for cooking and homesteading. Their attention to detail extends to clean water, with a unique water filter sourced locally, adding a personal touch to their space. The cozy living area features a washable couch for family movie nights, while a repurposed banister adds a touch of whimsy and character to the home. Their son's playroom-turned-bedroom showcases their innovative approach to parenting in a tiny house, offering him a space to call his own.
Stepping into their bathroom is like entering a lush jungle oasis, with verdant plants stealing the show and a handcrafted copper sink adding a touch of elegance. Tess and Sam's commitment to sustainable living shines through in every corner of their tiny home, from the repurposed decor to the thoughtful design choices. Living Big In A Tiny House captures the essence of a harmonious life in nature, where simplicity and connection take center stage in a world filled with financial stress and pressure.
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