Embedded in the gentle hills of the landscape of Normandy there is a tiny house that really causes it to shrink. Plume latest creation, the Bocage Normand, has the feeling that someone finally broke the code for compact life without all the usual compromises. The one -story design is beautiful in its landscape and is wrapped in technical wood, which gracefully exceeds over time. In cooperation with the Pépiite Eco-Lodge network, this tiny home is a roof reaction on how we want to live when the space becomes tight.
If you go inside, you will immediately notice how the room breathes. The open floor plan naturally flows from the sleeping area to the kitchen to the dining area, but nothing feels forced or uncomfortable. Large windows bring flooding of natural light, which feels much larger than the footprint suggests. The designers chose soft colors and country wallpapers, which feel more authentic than thematized. Each corner fulfills a purpose, but the whole thing retains a relaxed, living quality that completely miss many tiny houses.
Designer: Feder
The kitchen is proof that you do not need a solid space to cook well. Intelligent memory keeps everything within reach, while they maintain clear lines everywhere. If necessary, the dining area serves as a work area and adapts to different rhythms without furniture gymnastics. The integrated memory is displayed wherever you would look for, from underporn compartments to hidden cubbies. The sleeping area feels more like a real bedroom than a subsequent thought, with enough headroom and storage, in order to actually live comfortably.
The stars of the house is the outdoor pergola – it is basically an additional room that is happily outside. The wood structure creates a protected space that is perfect for meals, work or simply observes how the landscape changes all day. Then there is the bathtub outdoors, which sounds a bit exciting until you imagine researching the villages after a day after a day. The pergola connects the entire design together and expands the living space in a way that feels more natural than concerns.
Plume has clearly thought about sustainability without making it a whole story. The materials old, the systems run efficiently, and the partnership with Pépiite supports responsible tourism in rural France. Standard RV compounds consider things practical for future movements, while the design shows natural surfaces that improve over time. The cell-style tiles add texture without excitement.
If you stay in this small apartment, you won't tolerate the size. You will really love experience. It is currently open for booking via Pépiite. Plume managed to create something that feels both comfortable and spacious, rustic and sophisticated. The Bocage Normand is the house that gives us an example that shows us that great architecture is not about square materials. It is about understanding exactly how people want to avoid these real needs and more abstract ideals.
Faqs
1. What distinguishes the Bocage Normand tiny house from other tiny houses?
What makes Bocage-Normand differently is how effortless it feels like a real home and not just a clever experiment in the small room. The open floor plan flows without unpleasant transitions, and the use of soft colors and large windows makes the whole place feel airy and inviting. There is a real feeling of rest here; Nothing feels forced or excessively “themed”. Every detail, from the landscape to the built -in warehouse, feels taken into account and calmly functional and not noticeable or invented.
2. What are the best space -saving ideas in this tiny house?
The Bocage Normand is full of small moments of intelligent design. The storage is hidden exactly where you want it under the bed, in benches, in hidden corners, so you never feel like you are stumbling over your things. The dining table is twice as a work area, and the kitchen manages to fit everything you need without feeling cramped. Nothing feels like a compromise in this house; It is full of clever and impressive decisions that make everyday life easier.
3. How does the pergola give outdoor value for the tiny home experience?
The pergola is a game changer because it is not just a covered terrace. It feels like an additional room, open to the landscape, but protected enough to use in any weather. It is perfect for breakfast outside, working on your laptop or soaking in the outer bathing. It allows the whole house larger and more connected to its surroundings. It is the place where you can see how much good design your feeling of space can also expand in a tiny home.
