Tiny House Expo
Explore the ins and outs of the tiny house movement — from chic design to composting.
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Overview
These days, living in a beautiful home doesn't mean you need to have a massive backyard and dozens of bedrooms. The success of the tiny house movement has proven that you can have a wonderfully designed, sustainable home parked just about anywhere.
To keep you up-to-date with the latest innovations taking place in the industry, Australian bathroom designer Caroma is hosting a Tiny House Expo in its Sydney showroom. Running from Thursday, April 11 to Sunday, April 14, this event will provide an up-close look at why considering a tiny house makes sense — especially once you factor in the reduced costs and cutting-edge design (that still includes all the amenities you need).
Saturday will feature the presentation of three Tiny House makeovers designed around the themes of luxury for less, boho chic and coastal living. Visitors can admire just how flexible these spaces can be and get top tips on renovation and design from field leaders, including renovation expert Naomi Findlay.
Meanwhile, there'll also be a sprawling plant sale and a variety of activities happening across the four-day expo, from free talks on composting to DIY workshops on terrariums, kokedama (hanging moss gardens) and even paraben-free bath bombs.
Tiny House Expo is free to attend (but some workshops incur a cost). For more information on the program and to register for a workshop, head this way.
Images: Jacquie Manning.
