The Milanda by Baluchon was designed for Philippe, who works remotely and needed a dedicated home office in his full-time tiny house. The solution: a desk tucked under the staircase and separated from the living space by a wooden partition. The rest of the home includes a loft bedroom with two huge windows, a yellow convertible couch that becomes a guest bed, a kitchen with a 4-burner stove/oven, and a bathroom with a composting toilet and sleek black shower stall.
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Kitchen with 4-Burner Stove and Flip-Up Table
The kitchen has a 4-burner stove with oven, a mini fridge, and a flip-up table that extends in two sections for dining. A wardrobe/pantry provides additional storage, and a Cubic Mini wood stove keeps the whole place cozy.
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Images via Baluchon
Images via Baluchon
Images via Baluchon
Images via Baluchon
Living Area with Convertible Couch
A yellow couch sits across from sliding doors and converts into a guest bed when needed. The under-staircase office is visible from here, separated by a wooden partition that creates a sense of a distinct workspace without closing off the room.
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Images via Baluchon
Home Office Under the Staircase
This is the standout feature. The desk is tucked neatly under the staircase, and a wooden partition separates the work zone from the rest of the home. It is a simple, clever solution for anyone who needs to work from home in a tiny house without dedicating an entire room to it.
Images via Baluchon
Images via Baluchon
Loft Bedroom and Staircase Storage
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Images via Baluchon
Images via Baluchon
Images via Baluchon
Images via Baluchon
Bathroom
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Images via Baluchon
Exterior
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Highlights
- Built by Baluchon for full-time remote worker Philippe
- Dedicated home office under the staircase with wooden partition
- Loft bedroom with two large windows
- Yellow convertible couch that becomes a guest bed
- Kitchen with 4-burner stove/oven and mini fridge
- Flip-up dining table in two sections
- Cubic Mini wood stove for heat
- Composting toilet and sleek black shower stall
- Flip-up staircase steps with storage inside
- Green and natural wood exterior
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Pretty cool. . .I like it!
As I say when I see virtually any/every Baluchon THOW: I love this; no other builder can be as inventive with 20’ as Baluchon can; I would move in tomorrow. This cutie is no exception!
I like it but… why the stove up in the air with what appears to be a fake pull out supporting it?? Doesn’t make sense… well to me anyway.