This is Andréanne and Nathaniel’s Tiny House built by Lumbec Inc.
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Couple’s Lumbec Tiny Home on Wheels!
Images via Lumbec Inc.
Last week we showed you La Contemporaine by Vivre en Mini. Here’s another model by the Quebec company called “La Puce” or “The Chip.”
This itty bitty home is only 8 ft. wide by 12 feet long and includes all the basics: A loft bedroom, porch, bedroom, bathroom and even a place to sit and eat dinner. It’s built as a four-season RV, and is “ultra mobile” according to the builder. Just to make it more fun, it features primary-colored siding on the outside. This one isn’t currently for sale, but they could build you one just like it.
Enjoy the pictures below!
Related: Vivre en Mini: La Contemporaine
La Puce: “The Chip” 8’x12′ THOW by Vivre en Mini
Images via Vivre en Mini
This off-grid treehouse has a hanging rope bridge that connects it to a magical treetop deck. It was built by Dior and Sylvain from Les Toits du Monde (“Roofs of the World” in English), which is an eco-resort in Nominingue, Québec, Canada — less than 3 hours from Montreal and Ottawa.
The treehouse has a solar panel for the lights, a propane cooktop in the kitchen, a portable solar shower and 5-gallon bucket toilet with sawdust, a wood stove for heat, and they deliver drinking water in jugs that are filled from their well at the main house.
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Tiny Tree House with Hanging Rope Bridge
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