A Pinterest-Perfect Tiny Home on a South Australian Farm
Nestled on a picturesque farm in South Australia, Maddison and Kyle’s tiny house is a beautiful reflection of intentional living, natural design, and the freedom that comes from choosing a simpler life. With soft curves, natural materials, and a warm, earthy colour palette, their home feels like a real-life Pinterest board brought to life.
After spending years travelling around Australia in a van, Maddison and Kyle knew they wanted to keep life simple—but also wanted to feel more grounded. As parents of young children, they craved stability without sacrificing the freedom they had come to love on the road. For them, a tiny house offered the perfect balance: a mortgage-free home that allowed them to live sustainably, focus on what matters most, and stay deeply connected to nature.
Their home is parked in an idyllic spot overlooking a working farm. Rolling hills, grazing sheep, and the soft golden light of the South Australian countryside form the perfect backdrop to this beautifully styled tiny home. It’s the kind of place that invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and appreciate the little things.
Inside, the home is filled with natural textures and soothing tones. Timber finishes, curved architectural features, and carefully chosen decor create a warm and calming space that feels far larger than its footprint suggests. Every detail has been thoughtfully considered—from the efficient layout to the seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living.
Maddison and Kyle’s tiny house isn’t just a clever design—it’s a heartfelt expression of their lifestyle and values. It speaks to the power of downsizing with purpose, the beauty of slow living, and the joy of creating a home that truly feels like yours.
To see the full tour of this spectacular home and hear Maddison and Kyle’s story in their own words, check out our full video above.
Maddison beautifully documents her family's tiny house life on soial media. You can find her on YouTube, Instagram and TikTok.
