This is one couple’s Intrepide Tiny Home on Wheels by Baluchon in France.
When you step inside, you’ll find a built-in desk and a couch in the living area, a staircase to the loft, a full kitchen, and a full bathroom with a combo washer/dryer unit.
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Couple’s Beautiful Intrepide Tiny Home on Wheels by Baluchon in France
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Learn more: http://www.tinyhouse-baluchon.fr/nos-tiny-houses/tiny-house-intrepide/
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Cheerful, airy, light, refreshing. amazing considering it is only about 19′ long. Nice!!!
I like the desk in the living area and the kitchen is really usable though I personally would have a couple of chairs in the living area rather than a built in sofa. However while the ladder to the loft is plain, and having to step up onto the sofa to access the ladder in itself means that I would be unable to access the loft, I just can’t see the staircase that you mentioned. Nice airy and roomy yet compact THoW, but I would have to add on 5 feet for a small ground floor bedroom, otherwise this design is good. Some of the best designs seem to be coming from France and New Zealand, they are very liveable while maintaining the tiny philosophy.
France and New Zealand have fairly strict maximum weight limits, the entire thing usually has to be kept under 3.5 tons, and they generally have more strict road legal size limits as well.
So they have more limitations they have to work around than we do in the states and thus they’re constructed much more minimally and focused on being as light weight as possible… The ladder/stairs being an example…
Among other differences…
But European builders can be very creative… Mind, Gypsy Wagon, Sheppard Huts, etc. originated in Europe and they have a very long and rich history of wood workers, etc. to draw upon…
Love the plants over the front door. Those particular plants are low-light, so not the best choice. However, wouldn’t it be fabulous to plant garden herbs there? Or draping pathos, flowering vernincula etc?
All depending, of course, on having a drip irrigation, tight water seals, and easy to remove in case you have to drive the thow long distances on the road somewhere, lol!