In an effort to return to a more simple way of living, with reduced overheads and more time together in nature, this adventurous family gave up their city apartment, built a beautiful off-the-grid tiny house and moved to the remote Australian wilderness where they could live free and wild.
Situated in a hard to access corner of a large working farm and with a spectacular wilderness backdrop, this DIY, off-the-grid tiny home is a sight to behold.
Inside, the home is well designed, with clever storage features and the ability to comfortably meet the young family’s needs. This is a home designed around nature and access to the land, so to compliment the tiny house a huge awning has been erected providing great outdoor living space.
Steve and Di have constructed a fantastic home for their family to re-wild. To follow their simple living / tiny home journey you can find them on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fullcircle.living/
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Presented and Produced by: Bryce Langston
Camera: Rasa Pescud & Bryce Langston
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I just love what this free-spirited family have achieved for themselves. They have built a beautiful tiny home which has freed them financially to pursue their passions, and they have built a lifestyle which connects them to nature and each other. We hope you enjoy this tour! Remember, if you enjoy our videos and would like to support our channel, you can find us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/livingbig – With Love, Bryce & Rasa
BLESS these people for giving their son the life he’s living. True living examples of how to make the world a better place. We must begin keeping our children grounded & healthy. Gives me so much hope <3
Living in the wilderness for a young family is not practical. this is just a video drama.
This must have been a difficult one to leave after filming – so tranquil and idyllic. What a lucky little boy growing up in that environment! This looks like absolute Heaven to me!!! ❤
What happens in a drought? If you rely on rain water, wouldn’t a drought kind of criple you?
Yes , it s a dream to find nice locations and partners to join the life with. Feeling so warm in this tiny house but so big in the heart ❤️
Love your VDO .. fc from BKK
Lovely spot, so glad for this family😊
Who doesn’t want to be accepted by nature??? I can see you guys walking the bush without shoes but please be super aware with your little man that snakes love it too and sticks look so much like snakes until they move.. along way from a hospital there I should imagine.. lovely Tiny house lovely family thanks to all for allowing us to share your space.. cheers from WA
Looks like old jarrah used as the bench tops..
This is so awesome love it ❤🎉😊
This is very cozy and beautiful they seem really happy, but who wouldn’t. ❤🎉😊 Thanks Bryce and Rasa
Love the way they built it just using secondary materials you would never know it. It’s just so gorgeous love it. ❤🎉😊
No hand basin in bathroom?😢