The Browny by Baluchon is a tiny house designed specifically as a home office with multi-functional space. Built for a remote worker who needed a dedicated workspace separate from the main house, this design includes a curved desk setup accommodating four monitors, a home gym area with treadmill, and a guest loft above the office. The storage staircase provides space for office supplies while keeping the work area organized.
Browny Tiny Home Office Exterior
Images via Baluchon
French Door Entry
Curved Desk with Four-Monitor Setup
Coffee Bar and Seating Area
Storage Staircase for Office Supplies
Built-In Headphone Holder Detail
Hidden Storage Space
Hexagonal Wall Design
Home Gym Area with Treadmill
Fold-Down Table
Custom Details and Hardware
Pendant Lighting
Multiple Windows for Natural Light
Baluchon Craftsmanship Details
Images via Baluchon
Design Details
- Model: Browny
- Builder: Baluchon (France)
- Type: Tiny House on Wheels (THOW)
- Purpose: Home office, gym, and guest accommodation
- Office: Curved desk with four-monitor workstation
- Gym: Dedicated space for treadmill
- Guest Loft: Sleeping loft above office area
- Storage: Built-in staircase storage for office supplies
- Entry: French doors for natural light
- Amenities: Coffee bar, seating area, fold-down table
- Design Elements: Hexagonal wall accents, pendant lighting, custom hardware
Lessons from This Design
- Tiny Houses Work as Dedicated Offices: A separate structure provides the quiet, focused workspace that remote workers need without home additions
- Multi-Function Spaces Maximize Investment: Combining office, gym, and guest room in one tiny house serves multiple purposes
- Large Desks Fit in Small Spaces: A curved desk accommodating four monitors proves that serious workstations don’t require large rooms
- Storage Stairs Serve Double Duty: Staircase drawers keep office supplies organized without using floor space
- Natural Light Improves Work Environments: French doors and multiple windows create a comfortable, productive atmosphere
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Beautiful and useful except for a guest space with no bathroom that I can see. Maybe the climate is ok for midnight walks outside or guests are much, much younger than I am. But I guess it would be a nifty nap space.
This is beautiful, and the space is so well planned. A simple camping potty downstairs would suffice for an overnight stay, or he may already have an accessible outside bathroom next to it. The pictures do not show the whole surroundings. Nevertheless, it’s a great office space, though I’m not sure how much work I’d get done for having to always gaze around at the lovely office. Lol!
Very nicely done, for sure, but I have a question and suggestion. Where do they get the water for making coffee? A trip to the main house? Though not completely necessary, a powder room would be nice to avoid going back and forth to the main house or maybe public bathrooms or out house. Tough to fit into such a small space but it would add some convenience. I would gladly sacrifice some height needed for the loft and add a few more feet to length to have that bathroom. It would be appreciated by anyone who likes to drink either coffee or tea…am I right? 😉 Again, this is a very fun build with good creativity…just adding to the conversation that could offer clues for the builder or potential buyer.
Possibly a container brought from the house. Would provide enough water for the average person to make coffee. Not me, I drink as many as 15 cups a day. And I have no problem sleeping at night. At All.
You’re right about the height of the loft and having extra length for a toilet (not a powder room, for goodness sakes he’s a man) but then again it may make it problematic to eventually on sell. I don’t envision him living forever.