Pierre and Chin are an amazing couple who were inspired by Japanese architecture and rural Japanese culture as they designed their micro tiny house that sits on a Japanese truck bed. The home is super tiny, with every space having multiple functions.
As they roam the Japanese countryside, they’re looking for a quiet and simple life that they didn’t have in Tokyo. Chin is a lovely artist who managed to fit an art studio into their little space. Enjoy the tour below!
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Pursuing a Quiet & Simple Life in their Truck Bed Home
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They have a handmade table that folds up.
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Everything about the home is artistic.
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Their roof is made of bamboo!
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Wow! Amazing home. It’s a one of a kind. I love the windows and window boxes and the tiny kitchen. I love the doors that open on the side, too. This is great!
These are my favorite kind of Tiny homes! Absolutely one-of-a-kind! I love the little holes in the upper walls that let in light. My favorite part is definitely the entry way. Bravo!