French Tiny House Site

French Tiny House Blog

Bénédicte Perdereau contacted me a while back and told me how the tiny house movement is starting to grow in France and that she wanted to start a blog similar to the Tiny House Blog but in French. He wanted to contact some of the people I have covered over … Read more

Minimaliste Tiny House

Sequoia exterior

by Philippe Beaudoin Minimaliste is a startup company, we are working with a 3D artist and the Sequoia is a result of six months of design. I started the Facebook page a couple of months ago and it helped me to find some serious investors. These tiny houses are fully … Read more

Les Roulottes de Campagne

Ever since Kent posted the MiniCasas on the Tiny House Blog, my love of gypsy caravans has been renewed. The other day I ran across these gypsy caravans for rent and for purchase in France, and was amazed at how beautiful and spacious the designs were. The Roulottes de Campagne were designed by the same company who created the Carré d’étoile or the French Cube. Gypsy caravans like these are offered in over 50 locations within France. They cater to vacationing Europeans, but tiny house lovers can get a lot of ideas on how to live luxuriously in a small space with these beautiful photos.

The caravans are built from partially recycled timber and meet high quality environmental standards. The insulation is made from wool and the windows and doors have double glazing. A hot water heater and electrical wiring is included.

Most of these caravans are around 215-230 square feet and include a kitchen, a bathroom and sleeping facilities as well as plenty of storage, heating for winter use, outdoor living spaces and lovely details including polished brass port-hole windows. They come fully equipped and can accommodate up to four people. Some are even accessible for the disabled. The units start at €29.800 or $41,000 and take 2-4 months to be completed.

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