Tiny house decor inspiration

We love this tiny home from @handcraftedmovement for its light and bright walls, but the thing that really makes it stand out is the DIY “fireplace.” Framing a simple electric fireplace stove with narrow wood beams transforms it into a beautiful focal point for the living room area, without a bulky mantle.

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If it feels as if your tiny space is missing something, it probably needs a houseplant! They provide big impact without taking up too much space — great for tiny homes. A shelf above the bed provides a perfect light-filled spot in what may otherwise serve as unused space in @madefreeco’s serene tiny bedroom.

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A planked wood accent wall creates a lovely modern-rustic vibe in the Magnolia Tiny Home by Summit Tiny Homes. Both the diagonal layout shown here — a fun twist on traditional shiplap — and those placed vertically make a small space look larger by pulling the eye up. Use real wood or peel-and-stick vinyl planks.

Open kitchen shelves provide an accessible spot for daily-use items and frees up counter space — especially helpful when that space is at a premium, such as in this tiny kitchen from @liberation_tiny_homes. We also love how simply changing up the tile behind the stovetop adds visual interest.

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The husband and wife team @thedekkertrekkers transformed an RV into a boho-chic tiny home for their family of five. We love how these efficient little bunk beds carve out a cosy haven for their young boys, with built-in bedside lighting and underbed storage baskets that utilise every centimetre of space.

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A tiny space does not require tiny art! The large art piece in this bedroom by @_tinyhaus draws attention away from the small size of the space and instead towards the beautiful water scene. Avoid visual clutter by selecting simple and serene artwork.

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Yes you can fit a home office into a tiny home! Tony and Charlie Perez of @tinyhomiez only had about 21 square metres to work with, so they nestled a treasured desk made by friends between the living room and the small stairs/storage centre leading to a loft bedroom. Instant office! Especially when you’re short on space, choose a desk with plenty of storage for everything you need so you don’t have to look elsewhere.

Photo by @charplenz

Emerald green hexagon tiles provide a wow moment in this tiny bathroom by @thebradburyproject.

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Use paint to create a fabulous faux brick wall like this one from @ourlifeonlaketime, which adds visual interest without taking up any space at all. Consider dry-brushing your work to give it a white-washed look.

Multi-tasking furniture provides a range of solutions in tiny homes. Case in point: The ottomans in Mint Tiny House Company’s living room, which double as flexible seating. The kitchen bar stools, too, easily turn around to tune into the living room conversation.

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