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This is the Ty Bombadil Tiny House on Wheels by French tiny home builder, Ty Rodou. As you can see below, it’s outfitted with an additional deck to give you a private outdoor space. The outside of the house is also shaped in a way that it would be aerodynamic during transport.
The inside features a kitchenette, flexible living area that I would personally use as my main floor bedroom, there’s a compact space-saving table, an upstairs sleeping loft, and a bathroom.
Ty Bombadil Tiny House on Wheels with Additional Deck Add-on by Ty Rodou
Images © Ty Rodou
Images © Ty Rodou
Learn more: http://www.tinyhouse.bzh
Related: The London Tiny House by Ty Rodou
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Am I seeing weirdness? Is that toilet seat mounted sideways?
No, it just has another box right next to it… Probably for the bulking/cover material as that’s a DIY bucket type composting toilet…
I think this is adorable. Reminds me of the Flintstones. Love everything but the toilet. 🙂 That is personal preference. It is cool looking. I have to have a real water flushing one. Real cute though.
Very very nice but I would need a downstairs bedroom/sleeping area. Very good design and another with the proper dining table. They do seem to be more popular with the European designers which makes the interiors more practical when entertaining friends or for spreading out work,
This does have a downstairs sleeping area right by the door… There’s just no mattress on it yet…
While that’s an Ikea style gate leg table, which was originally intended as a crafts table and is why it has drawers/cubbies. But it makes a good multi-use table and is a popular furniture choice for tiny houses in general…
There is a full sized bed right next to entrance door.