A Cozy Tiny House Designed for Easy Living
The Eire tiny house from Häuslein Tiny House Co keeps things refreshingly simple. The model eliminates unnecessary elements by focusing only on essential features which support daily activities. The concept involves designing a small area which serves as both a guest reception space and a short-term accommodation area that provides enough space for comfortable movement.
The tiny home provides owners with a self-sufficient guest house which functions as short-term living space for their visitors and family members and backyard rental guests. The existing layout supports short-term stays but the company plans to develop a long-term living version if sufficient market demand exists.
A Tiny House Inspired by Ireland
The name Eire comes from Ireland, the home country of the designer Scott, who helped shape the concept behind this tiny home. The design creates a peaceful atmosphere which invites people to enter through its precise architectural elements and warm building materials that establish a comfortable environment.
The tiny house starts at AUD $135,080 including GST (around USD $90,100), which places it in the premium category of Australian tiny homes. The main emphasis of the project centres on using high-quality materials and implementing intelligent design methods instead of creating unnecessary showy features.
Built Strong with Quality Materials
Eire measures 8 meters long, 2.5 meters wide, and 4.3 meters high which provides approximately 20 square meters of living space. The high-tensile galvanized heavy-duty trailer chassis supports a total weight of approximately 4 tonnes which enables it to operate on roads.
The building exterior features Monument matte Trim Dek Colour bond cladding for its roof and rear sections which designers installed as a complementary element to Luna wood feature cladding that they finished with Surf mist white paint. The look is modern without feeling cold. Aluminium windows and decorative glass panels bring in natural light, and every opening window includes flyscreens, which makes a big difference during warmer months.
Owners can also request a separate trailer for building a deck, awning, or entry steps, which helps expand the outdoor living space.
Bright Interior with Natural Materials
The entrance to this building reveals its highly illuminated interior space. The interior walls use premium birch plywood which shows a soft whitewash finish that creates a warm atmosphere through its light reflective properties.
The entranceway includes a timber-framed front door which allows sunlight to enter through its large window during all daylight hours. The home uses 4mm engineered black oak flooring which creates a deep contrast against its light-coloured walls.
The living area maintains an open atmosphere despite its small size. The design includes a corner lounge area that extends 2.7 meters, which provides comfortable space for both relaxation and guest entertainment. Curtains or blinds can be added to the front feature window, and installing a deck outside helps the space feel even bigger.
A Dining Space That Connects Indoors and Outdoors
One of the most enjoyable spots in the home is the solid oak breakfast bar. It sits beside a gas-strut window that opens outward, creating an easy connection between the kitchen and the outdoors. It’s the kind of feature that makes morning coffee or a casual meal feel special.
The kitchen countertops are finished in American oak with natural hard-wax oil, while the cabinetry is available in grey or white with soft-close drawers and cupboards.
Even though the kitchen runs along one wall, it still stands out thanks to the bold design touches. A black stainless steel sink, black tapware, built-in oven, and 10-amp cooktop contrast nicely with the bright red bar fridge and splashback.
For climate control, owners can add an optional Panasonic reverse-cycle air conditioning system, keeping the home comfortable all year long.
A Comfortable Ground-Floor Bedroom
Unlike many tiny houses that rely on lofts, Eire includes a ground-floor bedroom. The room fits a queen-size mattress, which sits flush against the window to save space.
The bedroom also includes a large wardrobe, ceiling fan, and built-in bedside cut outs. These cut outs include USB charging ports and light switches, making it easy to charge devices or control lighting without getting out of bed.
A Bathroom That Feels Surprisingly Spacious
The bathroom may be compact, but it still includes everything you need for a comfortable stay. There’s a standard flush toilet, along with custom towel and toilet roll holders crafted by the Häuslein team.
A 900 x 900 mm shower, ABI composite stone basin, and epoxy flooring add durability and style. Under-sink storage keeps things tidy, while the mirror features touch-sensitive lighting for a modern touch.
Options for Off-Grid Tiny House Living
For people interested in off-grid tiny house living, several upgrades are available. These include composting or incinerator toilets, plus a water tank and pump system.
With these changes, Eire can work as a remote cabin or a getaway home away from traditional utilities.
A Tiny House That Keeps Things Simple
The Eire tiny house by Häuslein Tiny House Co proves that a small home doesn’t need complicated features to feel complete. The tiny home provides comfortable living through its intelligent design and high-quality materials and practical floor plan.
The Eire design provides a stylish guest house solution for people who want to create a backyard tiny home or short-term rental space.
