Ty N’Ka Tiny House by Ty Rodou

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This is the Ty N’Ka tiny house by Ty Rodou, a French tiny house builder. The exterior features a blue trim, custom windows, and a french door entry.

The interior features a living area, kitchen, bathroom, and an upstairs sleeping loft accessible via a custom-built storage staircase.

Ty N’Ka Tiny House on Wheels with Blue Trim by Ty Rodou

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Learn more: http://www.tinyhouse.bzh

Related: The London Tiny House by Ty Rodou

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6 comments

    1. Rules in countries like France require the house to not be permanently fastened to the trailer. So it can be considered a load and thus legal…

      So they typically use removable bolts and can be taken off the trailer and put on a foundation but it can be hard getting permission to do so and live in it…

  1. Why so many pictures of the exterior of these tiny homes, and not more of the interior? Yes, the blue trim looks nice – but 2 or 3 pics would do the job, with a lot more of the interior that we don’t see… The “Rooftop Deck” model TH has NO interior pics, this one has 4 interior, 7 exterior… etc…

    1. For this one, probably because it’s not finished… They got electrical lines run but there’s no lights installed or breaker panel box yet, for example…

  2. It would also great if they “Staged” the Tiny Houses so we can see the proportions… what we can fit into the space.

  3. Outside is nice and the shape. Inside has no personality or any perspective on how it could look. Not many of inside pics. Is bland inside. Not trying to be rude.

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