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You don’t have to be a tiny person to live in a tiny home! Francis just got his custom-built THOW from Baluchon, specially-designed to accommodate his 6’3″ height. Even as tall as he is, Francis chose a loft bedroom set-up for his new full-time house.
He has a fun kitchen design that’s separated from the living space with a half-wall and window divider. In the living room, you’ll find a multipurpose couch that not only includes lots of storage but becomes a bed for two when needed. He named it “The World Tree” after Norse mythology. What do you like about this build?
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Tiny Home with Loft & Multifunctional Living Room
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Here you can see the half-wall separating the living room.
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There’s a ladder to the loft bedroom.
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The living room has lots of configuration options.
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The table can go anywhere in the room.
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A nice big drawer comes out from the couch.
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A mini wood-burning stove keeps things comfortable.
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The windows open up for great airflow.
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The client chose a bold blue cabinet color.
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There’s a handy spice rack.
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A nice wardrobe for storing clothing.
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There are more windows in the loft.
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I like this storage/reading nook.
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The bathroom has a dry toilet.
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A one-piece fiberglass shower stall.
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The blue from the cabinets is also on the trim.
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Could you live in this home?
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Description:
- FRAME
- Baluchon trailer with paint option.
- Useful length 6 meters.
- FRAMEWORK
- Class 2 spruce.
- INSULATION
- Cotton, linen and hemp for the floor, the walls
- and the ceiling.
- WINDOWS AND DOOR
- Mixed wood/aluminum joinery.
- Double glazing.
- HARDWARE STORE
- Wurth.
- RAIN SCREEN AND VAPOR BARRIER
- Proclimat rain barrier and OuatEco vapor barrier (humidity variable).
- HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES
- Sauter gas hobs , Klarstein fridge, De Dietrish hot water tank.
- PARQUET / FLOOR
- Heat-treated solid Landes pine spruce.
- Slats screwed on joists and vitrified.
- COVER
- Aluminum trays with standing seams.
- CLADDING
- Red cedar cladding with
- UV saturator.
- PANELING
- White rough spruce, planed natural spruce and three-ply stained spruce.
- LAYOUT
- Solid oak and spruce.
- VENTILATION
- VMC double-flow Lunos + air extractor.
- ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
- Legrand switchgear and LED lighting.
- HEATER
- Wood stove.
- THE LITTLE EXTRAS
- A canopy to separate the living room and the kitchen!
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This is cute for a weekend getaway. But permanent living would be much too Claustrophobic for me. And the living area looks very uncomfortable.
It’s very nice. I like the rope “wall” in the loft extension. The kitchen ceiling and lighting is stylish and classy.
Sure, the Baluchon is nice, and they stick to a basic plan, which means no radical changes to the inside and things can be standardised, but for me its a couple of tads too small.
I like the dry toilet, a composting unit makes sense and allows more remote parking choices if you don’t mind dumping it as needed. Loft bedrooms are OK but I like the idea some have used of having a low ceiling bedroom underneath a raised living room. No tall stairs to the bedroom and just a few steps up to the elevated family room. You could even do one on the other side of the unit, a second/guest/child’s bedroom under the bathroom and a study area. The floor space in between the two raised areas would be for the kitchen and an office/crafts area.
I was in LOVE with this house, right up until I saw the bathroom. No sink? Or did I miss it? Please tell me I missed it?
Nope, just the one sink two steps away…
I know, right? Convenience!
This house is fabulous in every detail! I love the medium stain on the kitchen walls with the blue cabinets. The whole house is lovely and well planned. Congrats!