Kingfisher Tiny House’s Spectacular Interior Leaves You Enchanted

If you follow some of the biggest tiny house manufacturers on social media, there is something common you’d find in almost every profile. All big tiny house builders around the world have been following Build Tiny, New Zealand’s biggest tiny house manufacturer. Taking cues from the Kiwi tiny home construction company, many small-big manufacturers have emerged and are making fabulous tiny houses on wheels.

What, however, makes Build Tiny stand out is the practicality, neatness, and flexibility they offer in each model. One such tiny home that fulfills the above requirements is the Kingfisher tiny house by Build Tiny. Measuring 26 feet long, the tiny house is built on a double-axle trailer and flaunts a cedar and vinyl finish, but it’s the interior of the micro-dwelling that leaves you enchanted.

Speaking of the interior, the tiny house features a living room, a fully-functional kitchen, a bathroom, and a bedroom. French doors pave the way to the living room of the tiny house. Equipped with a sofa and a table, the living room of Kingfisher tiny house is cozy and comfortable.

Adjacent to the living room is the kitchen of the mobile habitat. It comes accoutered with an oven and four-burner propane-powered stove, full-size fridge/freezer, and a washing machine. Not to mention, a dishwasher, which is a very rare feature in tiny homes. There is plenty of storage options available with the likes of shelves and cabinetry.

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Then we have the two bedrooms of the tiny house. Accessed via a ladder and storage-integrated staircase, the two bedrooms sleep four in the low-ceiling lofts on either end of the house. The primary bedroom also has an additional storage space alongside a wardrobe, and a sunken walkway section, while the other bedroom features two single beds.

The tiny house also has a bathroom featuring a toilet, sink, shower, and space-saving folding shelf. Kingfisher tiny house runs totally off-the-grid, courtesy of solar panels on the roof, allowing you liberty to explore the world to your heart’s desire.