Downsizing on your living acomodations doesn’t have to mean sacrificing modern comforts. A well-thought-out and organized interior layout that maximizes spaces do wonders in making even a tiny footprint feel spacious and comfortable. That’s what Australia’s Removed Tiny Homes did with the Currumbin 9.6 tiny house on wheels.
This 31.4-foot home sits on a heavy-duty trailer chassis with a 4.5-ton capacity. It’s road-legal for most tiny houses in Australia. It’s built following the success of its predecessor, the Currumbin 7.2. While the former featured a loft bedroom, this one brings the sleeping quarters downstairs for more standing room.
Currumbin 9.6 features a downstairs main bedroom at one end of the house. It can accommodate a queen-size bed and two wardrobes on both sides of the bed. The bedroom adjoins the walkthrough bathroom equipped with a shower and a toilet.
Meanwhile, the kitchen is near the bedroom, accessible via sliding doors. It features a laminate countertop, a large sink with a faucet, an oven, a cooktop, and cabinetry for storage. There’s also a loft space that can accommodate two single beds as additional sleeping spaces. It is accessible via a storage-integrated staircase and boasts a skylight.
The Currumbin 9.6 is ready to live upon setup, with electrical, plumbing, and waterproofing already installed. All it needs is furnishings to transform it into a full-time residential home. It features an interior with VJ panelling that is customizable in different tones. It features wood-like vinyl board flooring and white walls and ceiling set against black windows. Strategically placed expansive windows provide the interior with ample light, making it feel cozy and bright.
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