This brand-new 138 sq ft studio tiny home by RUMI PODS features a full bathroom and kitchenette in a sleek, modern design. Listed at $65,000 and located in Frisco, Texas, it’s built on a steel frame with insulated exterior panels and thermal-break aluminum windows throughout.
Images courtesy of RUMI PODS/Tiny House Marketplace
What if your next home could arrive on a trailer and triple in size at the push of a button? This expandable container home in Houston, Texas, does exactly that — folding out from a compact shipping footprint into a full 400 square foot residence with 2 bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom, and an open living area. All for $26,700.
Images courtesy of Tiny Home Builders Marketplace
In today’s dynamic business landscape, mobility equals opportunity. Whether you’re launching a mobile medical clinic, creating a traveling recording studio, or building a fleet of service vehicles, a custom-built commercial van can be the game-changer your business needs. Vanlife Customs specializes in transforming standard vans, buses, and trailers into fully-equipped mobile business solutions that bring your services directly to your customers. This comprehensive guide explores how custom mobile business vehicles can accelerate your success and why Vanlife Customs stands out as the premier builder for entrepreneurs ready to take their business on the road.
What if you could have all the adventure capability of van life without actually buying a van? One woman made the switch from her 4-Runner to an ingenious truck bed camper setup that’s turning heads in the overlanding community, and after seeing her rig, you might reconsider your own vehicle plans.
Her build combines the Tune M1 truck bed camper with a Vecel modular interior system, creating a mobile home that delivers serious living space without sacrificing off-road performance.
Images courtesy of Tune Outdoor
Over the years, we’ve shared hundreds of tiny house video tours with our community. Some have sparked incredible conversations, inspired countless builders, and continue to be reader favorites years after publication. Here are the 7 most engaging video tours from our archives, based on reader comments and discussions.
Luke Thill’s inspiring DIY tiny cabin project
The Zeppelin is a custom-built 4×4 Mercedes Sprinter van by VanLife Customs, designed for families and adventurers seeking both luxury and off-road capability.
Based on a 170″ AWD Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, this camper van is meticulously crafted to provide comfort on the road. Whether you’re planning a cross-country road trip or a weekend getaway, the Zeppelin is equipped to handle it.
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The Roameo ProMaster 159″ camper van by Van Life Customs combines luxury, functionality, and adventure-ready design. Whether you’re planning an epic road trip or looking for a full-time van life setup, this build delivers comfort and style on wheels.
Images via Van Life Customs
There’s something undeniably romantic about escaping to a tiny space with the one you love. Maybe it’s the intimacy of a smaller footprint, the way nature feels closer when walls don’t separate you from it, or simply the magic of leaving everyday life behind for somewhere extraordinary.
Whether you’re planning a Valentine’s getaway, an anniversary trip, or just a spontaneous romantic escape, these 9 tiny retreats were made for two. From a stargazing dome in Arkansas to a glass-walled jungle loft in Mexico, each one offers something special for couples seeking connection, beauty, and a little adventure.
Eatonton, Georgia
There’s a reason van life has captured the imagination of millions. It’s not just about the Instagram photos of coffee with mountain views (though those don’t hurt). It’s about freedom—the ability to wake up somewhere new, to carry your home on your back, and to design a life that doesn’t fit in a cubicle.
We’ve featured hundreds of van conversions over the years, and today we’re sharing eleven that stopped us in our tracks. From a couple who built a rooftop van with an office to an 80-year-old woman thriving on the road, these builds prove that van life isn’t just for twenty-somethings with trust funds. It’s for anyone brave enough to reimagine what home can be.
