Baluchon Sakura Tiny House is Blank Canvas for the Client to Paint

The French tiny house company Baluchon released the Eucalyptus tiny home about twenty days ago, and I was patiently awaiting it to unveil another intriguing model, for the builder is consistent with its tiny house delivery. Baluchon is one of the rare tiny house manufacturers that does not like to break the pattern and usually reveals a tiny house every twenty days or so. Right on cue comes the Sakura tiny house: it is not a full-fledged house but only a shell for the client to fill up with the choice of furnishing and features.

Measuring only 19.6 feet long, the tiny house boasts a bright red exterior, hence the name Sakura, which translates to ‘cherry blossom’ in English. “Laura asked us to build her tiny house. So we did the complete design, and then fabricated the shell and exterior of the house,” mentions the company. Glancing at the exterior, it boasts red cedar cladding and features double-glazing windows that offer a picturesque view of the outdoors, while allowing the interior to stay light-filled.

The standing seam aluminum roof is sturdy to deal with harsh weather, while a double-axle trailer adds durability to the structure while on the road. Another key highlight of the home is the skylight, which adds an aesthetic look to the overall structure.

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I know you are desperately waiting for me to talk about the Sakura tiny house‘s interior, but here is the bad news; the interior is empty at the moment. Baluchon was just assigned to make the core shell and the client would design the interior and fill it with furnishing and appliances herself.

However, looking at the structure I can make out that there would be a living room with a stove, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a loft bedroom with a skylight. Do you have any guesses?