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Baluchon: A tiny house company started by Parisian woman

Happy JastaBy Happy JastaAugust 22, 2016No Comments3 Mins Read
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Laetitia, a Parisian woman designer with a perspective to invest her money in something useful, has designed Baluchon, a tiny house on wheels, and also started a company with the same name. She spent approximately $18,000 for the materials of the house but spent nothing for labor. Some of her friends helped in building the Baluchon tiny house including Vincent who had already built one for himself.

These friends have started Baluchon to bring their creations in front of the world. They have designed different models like the 215-square-foot Odyssee and the 185-square-foot Escapade. The price for these models is a bit on the higher side because they include labor cost.

This tiny house on wheels made by Laetitia has 150-square-foot ground floor with two upside lofts that provide 65-square-foot extra space. Loft bedroom and dormer windows under peaked roof are ideal for relaxation. Furthermore, there is a full kitchen with built-in shelves and cabinets along with bar stools in front of a big glass window, allowing to make dining experience lively. All the spaces including bathroom and toilet show up prolific use of wood.

Also Read: Baluchon Calypso – Mobile home with swanky interiors

Rustic wooden details all around the tiny house are an excellent example of great craftsmanship of its makers. Additionally, storage boxes on upper loft and built-in sofa cum cabinet on ground floor allows optimal utilization of available space. Their tiny house building expertise is evident from the a DIY tiny house for her dog.

The Baluchon tiny house on wheels offers enticing new features at a reasonable price. It has aim of bringing the tiny house movement to reach of common people willing to travel around the world.

Laetitia had shown that a tiny house can have more features than you expect!

Built-in sofa that doubles as cabinets
Built-in sofa that doubles as cabinets
Built-in racks and cabinets maximizes storage places
Built-in racks and cabinets maximizes storage places
Bar stools and built-in shelf for dining
Bar stools and built-in shelf for dining
Loft bedroom under peaked roof
Loft bedroom under peaked roof
Dormer windows make the space brighter
Dormer windows make the space brighter
Bathroom with a small tub and separate toilet
Bathroom with a small tub and separate toilet
The front view of the tiny house
The front view of the tiny house
Back side view
Back side view
Side view of the Baluchon
Side view of the Baluchon
The night view of the Baluchon
The night view of the Baluchon
Tiny house on-the-wheels
Tiny house on-the-wheels

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