This is the Shanty Hohnstead cabin in Bonner, Montana.
It’s an off-grid tiny cabin getaway in Montana. Check it out and learn more below.
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Jack set out with a clear goal: build a tiny house on wheels as the foundation for a fully off-grid, self-sustaining homestead in Colorado. After three years of hands-on work and a total budget of just $22,000, the result is an inspiring DIY THOW that proves you don’t need a fortune to create a beautiful home.
From the beetle kill pine walls to the cedar-lined shower, every detail reflects Jack’s dedication to craftsmanship on a budget. His design choices — an instant hot water heater, a deep farmhouse sink, a mini woodstove, and a sleek shed-style roof — show that practical can also be beautiful.
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This is a two-story tree cabin on a working farm in Michigan otherwise known as the outpost treehouse.
It features an upper deck, kitchenette, eating nook/cafe, bathroom, and an amazing bedroom. What do you think?
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This is a tiny luxury apartment in Tokyo, Japan shown by Tokyo Lens/YouTube.
It’s a video tour of what is possibly Tokyo’s smallest luxury apartment. According to the video, it’s part of an initiative to develop more affordable housing in the area. What do you think?
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These are steel-built shelters by BOSS Cubez out of Los Angeles, California that can be deployed quickly.
They have several designs, configurations, and layouts to choose from. What do you think?
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Images via BOSS Cubez
This is Lifeshelter Denmark: a durable and fire-resistant shelter solution out of Denmark.
It’s a structure designed to help house refugees and the displaced, as well as for use as a classroom, work area, clinic, and more. Check it out!
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Images via Lifeshelter/YouTube
This is Baby Blue. It’s a 2002 Chevy Express cargo van build by Flippin Vans.
The van features an exterior ladder, rooftop deck, solar power, beautiful wood interior, black cabinets, kitchenette area with a Yeti cooler, a swiveling passenger seat, and more. What do you think of this cargo van conversion?
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Images via Flippin Vans
This is a 4×4 Quigley High-Roof Camper built on a 1996 Ford E350 Power Stroke van chassis in 2021.
It’s listed for $59,000 by Van Life 247 out of Fowlerville, Michigan over at Van Life Trader but it is already pending with a deposit in hand. But you can still look at it and learn more below! It’s a pretty nice van build. Your thoughts?
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Images via VanLife247/VanLifeTrader
This is a rare, vintage, and original Balboa motorhome camper van conversion built on a 1970s Dodge van chassis.
It looks to be in really good condition inside and out. It’s located in Encinitas, California, and listed for $33,000 $27,000 by Freedom Vessel on Van Life Trader. Learn more below!
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Images via Freedom Vessel/Van Life Trader
