The Pampille is a well-crafted tiny house that exhibits an attractive exterior and has a sturdy yet stunning structure. The Pampille’s external facets showcase vertical lap siding paired with cedar shingles where the former gives the house a smooth finish look and the latter on the other hand adds a charming touch through the use of an intricate pattern. The colour scheme is winsome and the choice of colours used in coating the Pampille is exquisite. 

Red and brown make a fine combination to envelope the exterior of this tiny house in elegance. You can detect hints of classic European architecture with a touch of modern design in the Pampille. The interior design screams style and you get multiple space saving features that are provided to you for added comfort. The smart use of available space is what makes any tiny house an excellent home and the Pampille doesn’t seem to disappoint in this field.

The interiors provide for all your basic requirements while also offering enough elbow room to let you navigate around the house comfortably without feeling suffocated. Through the main entrance door you step into the living room from where the interior of the house begins. During the day this area of the house remains especially radiant thanks to the large glass door and a window. The convertible couch unfolds into a double bed that accommodate any guests who wish to stay the night. 

The kitchen is the most attractive and mind blowing part of the house that shows creative and brilliant interior design skills. The kitchen counter has an extended countertop that doubles up as a dining table for two. By placing two bar stools on either side of the dining table you can complete its look and fulfil its purpose. The counter itself holds the ordinary range of amenities in the form of a two burner stovetop, a sink and a faucet combination along with an array of cabinets and drawers stacked neatly underneath it. 

The extraordinary feature is the staircase attached to the side of the counter that has built-in storage facility along with the floating steps that are affixed in the wall above the counter. These steps lead you up to the sleeping loft while demonstrating a genius use of limited space to accommodate all the necessary features without making the place appear congested. Open racks, cabinets with multiple shelves and tall table stools are positioned at short distances in the Pampille to let the residents make the most of the available space.