The LivingPOD

“The Living POD” is an affordable, high-end tiny home initiative. This architecturally designed 36m2 eco-friendly POD is a self-contained, transportable, modular home that is perfectly functional for living, working, and playing.

The LivingPOD is uniquely versatile. It conveniently explores the comfort of cosy living or potential profitability as an Airbnb.

Turning the world of Tiny Homes to anything but TINY, we have flipped ours on its side, maximising space and providing a unique and marketable cabin in the Airbnb world. We present ‘The LivingPOD’ to you. Our answer to being ‘anything but average in the tiny home world. Architecturally designed by CA Architecture and Engineered by Richards Consulting, Senna is a specialist in eco-friendly architecture and built by registered Licence Building Practitioner, Senna Developments Ltd with full council consent.

The option of being off-grid and supplying a sustainable approach is reflected in all the materials that we use; each one is selected for its high quality and environmental sustainability.

Designed to create that WOW factor as a guest cabin, a quiet mountain retreat space, making it comfortable and not lacking for modern conveniences, easy to transport, independent of municipal services, it blends with nature and has a tiny environmental footprint.

The LivingPOD is the answer to these questions.

Designed for those seeking to create another income source or obtain a better return on underutilised land, The Living Pod offers a unique architectural solution.

Once installed, it is classified as a building under the Building Act and can be insured and funded just like a traditionally constructed home.

The LivingPOD can be purchased as a supply-only item, or we can provide installation services that support you in gaining the required consent and planning permissions.

Option to link more than one with an adjoining deck.

We use sound design principles to achieve considered outcomes without compromising on the basics—healthy living conditions, energy efficiency, good ergonomics, and longevity—which we take as given.