Baluchon designs the Bois Perdus tiny home, making it the latest structure to join its roster. The house is defined by its flexible build with a free-flowing design which is made to invite light into the interior. The home is a towable dwelling, similar to the rest of the offerings.
One of the main focuses is the aforementioned flexibility, which allows it to work as a calm office space that can support the owner's hobbies of crafting. The namesake is a French translation of 'Lost Woods,' and it rests on the foundation of a double-axle trailer measuring 20 feet in length. visually, it is finished with red cedar and topped off with an aluminum roof and plenty of glazing.
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Baluchon Adds the Bois Perdus Tiny Home to its Roster
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