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This is the Marchagane Tiny House on Wheels by Ty Rodou, a French tiny home builder. This unit has a vardo-style with it’s low-profile, design, and trailer that it’s built on.
There’s an outdoor kitchenette in the covered porch just over the hitch of the trailer. Pretty cool, right? There’s also a bump-out on the other side of the home to give you a little bit of extra space. I love this!
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Vardo-style Marchagane Tiny House on Wheels by Ty Rodou with an Outdoor Kitchenette
Images © Ty Rodou
Images © Ty Rodou
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Related: The London Tiny House by Ty Rodou
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Another one which is eminently liveable. Could set myself living in this though would add a tiny kitchenette inside as well, weather in Ireland isn’t as warm as southern France.
It’s so gypsy ( gitano).
I’m a little unclear as to it’s road worthiness. The steering axle seems like it would top out and hit the bottom of the home on a significant elevation change like entering a parking lot or something
No, it just works like a wagon and is actually pretty rigid, like towing a vehicle…