This Tiny House Does What Giant Houses Can’t

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Hidden between rocks, forest, and ocean, this tiny guest house transforms just 10 square meters into a surprising architectural experience.

Designed by WaCa Design with Julia Kosciuk, the Rochas Floridas Guest House sits on a rocky hillside in Governador Celso Ramos, Brazil. Instead of expanding outward, the project creates a sequence of spaces — a bridge, a terrace overlooking the sea, a spiral staircase around a palm tree, and a small cube suspended above the rocks.

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Inside, reclaimed steel beams, wood structures, and modern Brazilian design pieces create a compact but deeply atmospheric space.

This project proves that architecture doesn’t need size to create powerful experiences.

Architects: Julia Kosciuk, WaCa Design
Location: Governador Celso Ramos, Brazil
Area: 224 m²
Year: 2023
Photography: Pedro Kok

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