Aline wanted a tiny house that looked like an old-fashioned caravan but with a modern design. She called it a “modern-day caravan.” The tiny Flamenco house has a unique, semi-circular shape that really stands out.
Its roof sticks out about a meter on both sides of the house. The house is covered with red curved aluminum that goes up the walls, making it look like it’s wrapped up.
The big glass door at the front has a semi-circular window above it, giving a great view of the outside. Aline didn’t want a loft bed, so the living room sofa turns into a comfortable bed instead.
The mezzanine, which is like a small upper floor, works as storage space. You can get to it by a ladder, and it’s big enough for a double bed. The bathroom has a special toilet that doesn’t use water and a shower that’s 80 x 80 cm.
There’s also a small storage space above the toilet and a large wardrobe with three drawers near the bathroom, perfect for storing clothes.
The kitchen has an electric oven, a sink, areas to keep bottles cool, a fridge, a hot water tank, and a big counter for cooking. There’s a dining table that fits four people, but you can move it in front of the sofa to fit two more people.
We delivered Aline’s tiny house in Gironde, and she moved in right away!
Built by: www.tinyhouse-baluchon.fr
