It all started with weekend trips in their tiny travel trailer. That soon escalated into traveling Europe full-time in a motorhome they call their hippie bus.
While they were traveling, they discovered tiny houses. After moving back home to their apartment, they got to work on their tiny house dreams. Today, they also build tiny homes for other dreamers.
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From Trailer To Motorhome To Off-Grid And Mortgage-Free In A Tiny House
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Zach & Leala from Big Hearts Tiny Vegans designed this unique and beautiful 24-foot long tiny house and built it from paycheque to paycheque, as well as with gifts of time and materials from family and friends. Â
It cost them approximately $40,000 CAD ($31,175 USD) to build the 200-sq.-ft. house, including the cost of appliances.Â
They Built The Tiny House Over Time On A Limited Budget
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This is the story of Ingrid Stanwa and how she built her very own tiny house in Australia.
With no prior experience, just a desire to make her tiny house dreams a reality, she made it happen. Here’s her story. Enjoy!
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Her DIY Tiny House, Built in Australia
© Ingrid Stanway
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This is the story of Route Del Sol, an all-electric, solar-powered motorhome. This DIY motorhome build is very likely the most powerful solar-powered campervan in the world today and this is how it came to be.
Since that very first exchange with the ticket booth operator, I have grown much better at explaining just what it is I am driving. In the most technical way possible (for me) I exclaim that, “this is a fully electric 2010 International EStar, it’s an ex-Pacific Gas & Electric owned cargo van converted into a DIY solar-powered electric campervan.”
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Building the world’s most powerful solar campervan
By Joel Hayes and Keegan Taccori
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This is the story of Brother Paul Wright’s teeny tiny house that was built for just around $100 over in Dothan, Alabama.
You see, Paul has been building tiny little structures like this ever since he can remember, using wood and even cardboard as a kid to build temporary forts. So now, Paul is bringing that childhood energy to this little project so that they can have a travel trailer tiny house as well as a micro guest house on their property. How cool is that? Enjoy the full story and tour below (with more photos coming soon, too, hopefully)!
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A Tiny House Built For Only $100…!
© Bro. Paul Wright
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This is a tiny house with a real bedroom. It is Matthew Ryan’s tiny home on wheels and he started building at when he was only 16 years old. We told you about that on April 6, 2020 in this post, remember? Even though he did it for less than $8,000, it still took him two years to finish! It’s a lot of hard work to build your tiny house. But in the end, you can end up with something like this, which is pretty amazing.
Everyone seems to love the way that Matthew designed and built his tiny house and I think it’s because of the way that he built-out his bedroom. It’s spacious and lives like a bedroom in an ordinary house, even though it’s a tiny house on wheels. See below…
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Photo Tour of Matt Ryan’s DIY Tiny House He Designed/Built For Under $8,000
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As soon as Matt turned 16, he started building his tiny house. It took him exactly two years to start and finish it, but he’s proud to now have built it and paid for all of the materials himself.
So this is the story of how Matt Ryan built his very own tiny house for less than $8,000. Imagine having started your adult life with an affordable tiny home like this? What a game-changer, right? Learn how he made it happen below. Matt’s tiny house is 8.5-ft. wide, 34-ft. long, and the ceilings are 11-ft. high. See how you like the layout of his tiny house below!
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He Built A Tiny Home With A Bedroom For Under $8k
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This is the story of Niki and Uly’s Shuttle Bus Conversion thanks to the Tiny Home Tours YouTube Channel! They’re an adventurous couple who met in Cambodia, moved to New Zealand, and have traveled the United States together in their DIY shuttle bus conversion.
Their build is incredibly simple without heat, air, a fridge, toilet or sink, but it works for them, gives them a place to lay their heads and enjoy the thing they truly love… Adventure.
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Couple’s Super Simple Shuttle Bus Conversion
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Marc & Jen (and their cat, Starla) from Box Truck Tessa are an adventurous couple who decided to sell their home, downsize their stuff, and try something new.
They wanted to re-design their lives according to what was most important to them: skiing, hiking, traveling, making music, and being self-employed. So they decided that a box truck would be the best way to accomplish that.
Marc & Jen’s Box Truck Tiny House
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