Every inch, lit.

A tiny house is a plan with no spare room, so every surface works twice. The kitchen counter curves into an island, open shelves become the walls, and a round window and a lit ceiling disc make a corner feel like a room.

The shoot moves through it room by room: living area, kitchen, bedroom with a paper light sculpture over the bed, a bath on a pebble floor, a shower in glass, a reed chair by a column.

Most frames are portrait, which suits a house built upward and inward. Light comes from inside the joinery, and the pictures hold it soft so the wood stays wood.