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Tiny home living in a food forest comes with perk of colourful converted caravan
A Wairoa tiny home and food forest transformed with a colourful caravan mural adds creativity to simple living.
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Wairoa resident Vicky White has created a unique living space on her small property, combining a tiny home with a thriving food forest. An old caravan, previously used for storage, has been transformed into a vibrant work of art.
Local artist Rebecca Stone painted a colourful mural on the caravan featuring White's favourite things, including pīwakawaka and sunflowers. The project was a runner-up in the Resene Shed of the Year competition, adding a bright, cheerful view to the property.
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Wairoa’s Vicky White used the old caravan for storage and as a shed, but it was looking ‘a little rundown’. So she talked to a local artist. Photo: FLORENCE CHARVIN
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