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Le Bon tiny house cafe comes straight out of fairy world

Happy JastaBy Happy JastaJune 30, 2017No Comments2 Mins Read
Le Bon tiny house café comes straight out of fairy world
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Mike Razzano and Chantal Berot are founders of the environmental organization Bolivian Amazon Land Trust Alliance that motivates people to reduce and prevent deforestation of the Bolivian Amazon. Besides the social work, they run a tiny coffee house on wheels named Le Bon Café that is made from 75 percent recycled and salvaged materials. The duo keeps moving their tiny house cafe around Asheville and surrounding areas with a biodiesel-fueled vehicle. Curvy roof, lighting and a lovely color palate add artistic essence to the café on wheels.

Deeply influenced by coffee carts of Montana, Chantal wanted to make her own boutique coffee shop. To turn her dream into reality, she collaborated with Mike, the man behind the tiny house company, Rolling Roots. It took them a lot of time to collect unused wood pieces, scraps, and other construction material to transform that junk into a beautiful tiny house cafe.

The cafe, however, looks small from outside, there is more space than expected on the inside. Due to its curvy appeal, an extra 2-feet space is gained indoors. Both sides of the tiny café have countertops and shelving to keep necessary things within the arm’s reach. They have kept two mini fridges, a mini espresso machine, sink and a lot of counter space to prepare the finest cups of coffee. Big windows are used to serve orders to customers waiting outside.

Designing such a uniquely-shaped structure is a challenging task, but the duo completed it nicely. Le Bon Café is a good example of artistic vision and craftsmanship. If you have enough passion to accomplish your dreams, then there is a lot you can do, just like these two.

Le Bon tiny house café comes straight out of fairy world
This tiny coffee house on wheels is made of 75 percent recycled materials
Wooden frame for the structure
Le Bon tiny house café comes straight out of fairy world
Designed to allow service on both sides of the cafe
Le Bon tiny house café comes straight out of fairy world
A full-height door provides entry to the tiny cafe on wheels
designed to allow for service on both sides of the cafe
Spacious interiors with plenty of storage
Le Bon tiny house café comes straight out of fairy world
Curves look great in the nightlight
Le Bon tiny house café comes straight out of fairy world
The duo keeps moving this incredible tiny house cafe around Asheville
Le Bon tiny house café comes straight out of fairy world
It is towed with an eco-friendly truck
Le Bon tiny house café comes straight out of fairy world
This tiny house cafe is a functional piece of art

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