Living Big In A Tiny House

Put a New York Loft in the Australian Bush... This is What You Get!

This stunning shed house in Australia feels like someone put a NYC loft in the Australian bush. From the outside, Jack and Rusty’s home has the clean, industrial lines of a modern metal shed. Step inside, and it transforms into a colourful, creative and deeply personal home filled with art, vintage treasures, reclaimed materials and incredible character. Built on a peaceful bush block backing onto national park, this unique Australian shed home is a brilliant example of alternative housing, small space design and creative architecture. With an 80 square metre floor plan, soaring ceilings, a mezzanine bedroom, polished concrete floors, open-plan living, clever storage, recycled timber cabinetry, a hidden laundry, vintage bathroom fittings and a stunning walk-in wardrobe, this home is packed with inspiring interior design ideas. Jack and Rusty did the majority of the work themselves, transforming a simple shed structure into a warm and welcoming home. Their style blends maximalist design, eclectic industrial design, vintage interiors, rustic architecture and reclaimed materials, creating a space that feels full of colour, texture, creativity and life. Living in the shed while building wasn’t always easy. At the beginning, they had no running water, only one power point and very basic comforts. But through hard work, imagination and a love of collecting, they have created one of the most memorable shed house tours we’ve ever filmed. This is a beautiful example of shed house design, DIY home building, small home design, simple living, owner-built homes and creative residential architecture coming together in a truly unforgettable way. Jack also runs her own upcycled and vintage clothing business, The Very Bazaar, where she curates and sells unique second-hand fashion pieces full of colour, character and individuality. Her incredible eye for vintage style can be seen throughout the home, especially in the amazing walk-in wardrobe upstairs. Check out Jack’s work here: https://theverybazaar.com.au We hope you enjoy the full tour of this brilliant maximalist shed house in the Australian bush. ❤️ If you enjoy our show and would like to help support our work, please consider supporting us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/livingbig 🌟 Our Socials and Links: https://linktr.ee/livingbig 💡 Find out more about this tiny house and others on our website: https://www.livingbiginatinyhouse.com/ 🌟 Please subscribe for more videos on tiny houses, architecture, DIY, design, and sustainable, off-grid living. ~~~~ 00:00 A NYC Loft in the Australian Bush 00:34 Meeting Jack & Rusty 01:00 Their Bush Block Backing Onto National Park 01:52 Why They Chose to Build a Shed House 03:17 Building the Shed Home Themselves 03:58 Size, Services, Solar and Water 04:52 Hidden in Nature, Close to Town 05:17 Workshop, Vintage Business and Outdoor Spaces 06:24 Stepping Inside the Shed House 07:14 Art, Colour and Maximalist Design 08:06 Open-Plan Living and Loft-Like Space 09:19 Dining, Concrete Floors and Industrial Style 10:13 Recycled Timber Kitchen and Clever Details 12:04 Hidden Laundry and Creative Storage 13:07 Reclaimed Ceiling and Junkyard Light Fittings 13:58 Spare Bedroom and Bathroom 14:23 Vintage Bathroom Fixtures and Industrial Details 16:06 Upstairs Mezzanine Bedroom 16:21 A Collection of Treasures 17:01 Storage, Warmth and Hardwood Floors 18:02 The Incredible Walk-In Wardrobe 19:54 What It’s Like Living Here 21:44 Cost to Build the Shed House 22:37 What’s Next for Jack and Rusty 23:42 Final Thoughts on This Incredible Home ~~~~ Presented and Produced by: Bryce Langston Camera: Rasa Pescud & Bryce Langston Editing: Sarah Binder & Rasa Pescud Title music in this video by Bryce Langston: http://www.youtube.com/brycelangston 'Living Big in a Tiny House' © 2026 Zyia Pictures Ltd #shedhome #smallhouse #hometour #alternativehome #livingbiginatinyhouse