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French tiny house Maurice features slanted walls and unique interior

23.07.2026 10:23 1 min 1 source
Netzwelt DEU
French tiny house Maurice features slanted walls and unique interior
Original source: Netzwelt

French manufacturer Tibi House has unveiled the tiny house Maurice, built on a two-axle trailer. Priced from €30,000, it features slanted wooden walls, a pyramidal facade accent, and an interior with two bedrooms, an open kitchen, and a custom stained-glass window.

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23.07.2026 Netzwelt DEU Original source

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