Australia loves a tiny house. Much like the dystopian Permanent Camping II cabin by Casey Brown Architecture, the Brook Tiny Home by Melbourne-based design studio Small is an innovative, transforming micro cabin with clever details and a bright interior. Grounded by sustainable principles, the stylish home is built on a trailer foundation, so you can take your home to-go.
The Brook Tiny Home is completely off-grid, powered by a water tank, solar panels, and a compostable toilet. But it's most defining characteristic is the 16-foot high ceiling, a feature unusual in most tiny homes. Inspired in part by the retrofitted warehouses of New York City, the modest dwelling almost takes on the appearance of a Brooklyn loft complete with steel, wood, and a sophisticated black interior.