Avast, ye scurvy dogs! Behold this wee ship, turnin' its quarters topsy-turvy with an upside-down blueprint. Arrr!
2024-02-13
Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson be unveiling a French scallywag crew defyin' tradition! Behold their minuscule abode, where the boudoir rest below whilst the livin' space be perched aloft! Arrr, they be turnin' the tables, makin' waves in the world o' home design!
In the world of tiny houses, Baluchon, a French company, is pushing the boundaries with their latest creation, the Ellèbore. This tiny home challenges conventional layouts by flipping the script – quite literally. The bedroom is located downstairs, allowing for a versatile living area above, almost like a tiny house doing a handstand. The Ellèbore measures 20 feet in length and sits on a double-axle trailer. From the outside, it looks like any other tiny house, but the interior is where its country charm shines.The kitchen in the Ellèbore is small but functional, with a sink, refrigerator/freezer, microwave, electric mini-oven, gas cooktop, and an electric water heater. It also has plenty of shelves, cabinets, and a wood-burning stove. The bathroom is compact and houses a shower, with a toilet on the other side. The bedroom is accessed through a sliding door and is a cozy sleeping nook with a low-beam ceiling.
To access the second level, there are storage-integrated steps that can be neatly tucked away when not needed. On the second level, there is a spacious living room with generous headroom and large windows. The sofa doubles as a bed for two guests, and there is also a small home office area with a desk. A secondary storage loft is located over the bathroom area.
Despite its size, the Ellèbore comes with a hefty price tag, starting at around $91,000. However, it proves that innovation knows no bounds in the tiny house movement. So, if you ever come across an upside-down tiny house in France, don't be surprised – it's probably the Ellèbore, redefining compact living one handstand at a time.