Although a lot of people are making the move to micro-living, the tiny home lifestyle still isn’t for everyone. Mobility issues and a desire to not climb ladders often dissuade people from purchasing a tiny home. Keeping these issues in consideration, Evergreen Homes Australia designed the Casuarina. The Casuarina is designed on one level, and it serves as a comfy and cozy home for two people, plus a few guests. The home is based on a triple-axle trailer, and it features a length of 8.4 m.
Designer: Evergreen Homes Australia
The Casuarina is equipped with a black metal exterior, accentuated with timber accenting. The interior of the home is quite airy and free-flowing, and the layout is simple, making the most of the limited space available. The interior occupies 18 sq m and features a sliding glass door that leads you to the living room. The living room includes a sofa bed, which also functions as a guest sleeping area. A wood-burning stove and ceiling fan are also included in the room. The kitchen is nearby, and it is pretty well-designed for a tiny home. It contains a breakfast with stool seating for people, a dishwasher, fridge/freezer, electric oven, two-burner propane-powered stove, a sink, and some cabinetry.
The kitchen and the bathroom are connected, and the bathroom is quite spacious. It features a vanity sink and shelving, as well as space for a washer/dryer. The opposite end of the home houses the bedroom. The bedroom is located on the ground floor, so it is pretty easy to access. The bedroom has a high ceiling as well, so residents can walk into the room with ease, without having to duck their heads. The room contains a double bed and plenty of storage space.
The Casuarina tiny home receives its power from a grid-based hookup as standard, although it can be paired up with solar panels as well, if you want to adopt an off-the-grid lifestyle. So you can choose your power grid of choice. We are unsure of the exact pricing of the tiny home.
