He built a tiny house on the beach. The inside is a luminescent wonderland.

Nestled on the sandy shores, a tiny house stands tall amongst the golden dunes, wading in the salty sea air. Built by a surfing enthusiast, its interior reflects his passion for the waves. The first thing that greets you as you step inside is the smooth, polished plywood walls that seem to imitate the gentle flow of the ocean. The small living room, complete with a couch and a coffee table, is situated in front of a wide window that stretches along one side, allowing the seaside views to flood in.

Towards the back, the kitchen showcases a unique display of tropical plants and succulents, with a small sink and an electric stove. Wooden shelves host all manner of surfing paraphernalia, from wetsuits and leashes to fins and surfboards. The spare space is utilized to the fullest and doubles up as a dining area, with a foldable table perched under one of the shelves.

The bathroom, although small, sits right outside the main house, and is adorned in a classic, beach-like manner with seafoam green tiles, a white porcelain sink, and a pebble-stone floor mat. Small shells line the window sill and a woven basket is home to a stack of cozy towels. The shower, though snug, is complete with a smooth stone floor and hand-held shower head for the ultimate shower experience after an exciting day on the ocean.