
Location: Northland, New Zealand.
Project Type: Tiny House
Status: Completed
Date: 2023
This bespoke tiny house was designed for a client with a deep commitment to sustainability, craftsmanship, and living simply with less environmental impact.
Rather than designing around new, standardised products, the project embraced the challenge of incorporating carefully sourced second-hand windows, doors, and architectural elements.
The result is a highly personalised tiny home that reflects the owner's unique character while demonstrating how thoughtful design can transform reclaimed materials into architecture of lasting beauty.
Reducing waste was a key driver of the project from the outset.
Salvaged doors and windows were carefully sourced and incorporated into the design, requiring the architecture to respond to their unique dimensions and character.
This approach reduced material consumption while creating a home with a rich sense of individuality.
Despite its compact footprint, the home was designed to feel light, spacious, and connected to the outdoors.
High ceilings, generous glazing, and careful spatial planning help create a strong sense of openness throughout.
The result is a tiny house that delivers comfort and functionality without unnecessary size.
The design celebrates natural materials, handcrafted detailing, and the owner's distinctive taste.
Timber cladding, curved forms, and bespoke features combine to create a warm and welcoming architectural expression.
Every element was carefully considered to create a home unlike any other.
Based in Whangārei, Northland, with projects throughout New Zealand.