I’m totally inspired by this tiny house design. It’s a very expensive Glamping cabin in Australia but looks more like an awesome tiny home with a view. Definitely useful as a design concept to emulate.
“Longitude 131° consists of just 15 luxurious elevated tents, each paying homage to and early Australian pioneer or explorer. The white dome roof and billowing fabric create the illusion of camping, however the similarities end there.”
See more of this house at Go Glamping in Australia – Longitude 131°.
Remote cabins often need clever solutions for securing them while the owner is away. Here’s a great solution for an isolated home. It’s a 10′ by 10′ two-story prefab house with a rainwater collection system and metal flip-up siding. It’s located in Australia. Great design and definitely has a lot of potential for sparking the imagination.
This artist’s studio isn’t exactly tiny at 775 square feet but I wanted to share it because it’s an example of a small building that uses industrial materials to form an attractive space. I can imagine how a tiny house could be built the same way from off-the-shelf low-cost industrial parts. It seems like an ideal way to go for someone looking for a modern look & feel and a durable structure. This modern studio is located in Melbourne, Australia and was designed by 
Here’s another tiny sustainable shipping container house. This one is from some Australian architects, 
These little houses were created to solve the immediate housing needs of those who lost their homes to the recent fires in Australia. The are pre-fabricated concrete structures that provide a simple yet adequate temporary home complete with a kitchen and bathroom. Read more at