This is the story of John Scarberry’s tiny house project with a 6-ft. jacuzzi tub and a custom spiral staircase.
What do you think of this tiny house build by John? Would you build a tiny house kind of like this?
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This is a rare 1993 VW California Camper imported from Germany in September of 2020, according to the ad.
It’s listed for sale on the Facebook Marketplace via RVT.com for $43,000 out of Naples, Florida. It’s a pretty cool little van, seems to be in good condition, hence the hefty price tag. Take a look and learn more below. What do you think?
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Images via RVT/Facebook Marketplace
This is the story of Blake’s new tiny house which happens to be a van conversion.
Back in 2019, we told you the story of his original tiny house on wheels, but he has since sold it and moved on to van life. So here’s what happened!
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Images via Blake’s Vanlife Adventures/Facebook
This is a new tiny house build by Norkse Mikrohus in Norway.
It features a unique double glass door entry, a full kitchen, lounge, bathroom, and cozy sleeping loft with sky views. How’d you like getting to live in a tiny house like this?
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Images via Norske Mikrohus
This is a little chalet cabin with mountain views in Switzerland that’s available to book via Gilda on Airbnb.
The farmhouse consists of: large bedroom with mezzanine, kitchen open on a large living room with sofa bed, bathroom with shower, private garden and wonderful views of the valley. The farmhouse is located on the Monti di Sobrio, a place where many hiking trails for hiking and mountain biking but also for winter sports.1
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Images via Gilda/Airbnb
This is a Mercedes Sprinter van build by Land Carpentry And Constructions out of Australia.
They’re a builder with a residential construction background who are now building tiny homes and van conversions. This particular van conversion has a very interesting layout that we don’t normally see in the United States. What do you think of this van build’s layout? Would you build out your van like this?
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Images via Land Carpentry And Constructions
This is the story of Beau van der Werf, his new company called Land Carpentry and Constructions out of Australia, and his newly built custom tiny home.
In the past, they have built 100’s of residential homes and recently 7 tiny homes, including a custom van build. Anyway, this is the story of his new custom tiny home. It features a unique open loft, an elevated living area, lots of storage throughout, and it’s just really awesome overall. I would love getting to live in a tiny house like this. How about you? Check it out!
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Images via land_carpentryandconstructions/Instagram
This is the story of a couple’s incredible 39-ft. gooseneck tiny house on wheels and their stand-up desk loft office space.
That’s right – they used what would normally have been a sleeping loft for most people as an office. Specifically, a stand-up desk office space. I think it’s genius! How about you?
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Images via Living Big in a Tiny House/YouTube
This is a yellow submarine turned into a tiny house vacation.
It’s located in Marton, Manawatu-Wanganui, New Zealand. The submarine is literally set up as a cabin in the woods. And you can rent it on Airbnb. What do you think?
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Images via Keith & Jen/Airbnb