Escapod’s TOPO2 Nomad sits at an interesting intersection in the off-road trailer market: it is built specifically for people who want to go farther off the pavement than a typical camping trailer allows, but who also want something they can grow with over time. The TOPO2 Nomad is a purpose-built overlanding platform that starts at approximately $25,495 for the Base trim and scales up through Basecamp and Summit configurations depending on how equipped you want to be before your first trip.
Image courtesy of Escapod Trailers
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For many, van life is about disconnecting and getting back to basics. But for a new generation of nomads, it’s about bringing the comforts of home — including high-tech hobbies — on the road. This van build by BTBuilds is a perfect example, featuring a custom, built-in gaming system that turns a mobile living space into a high-performance gaming rig.
Image via YouTube / BTBuilds
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The Elderberry by Made Relative is a 30-foot tiny house on wheels that perfectly balances rustic charm with modern functionality. Built on a triple-axle PAD tiny house trailer, this 320-square-foot home is designed for those who refuse to compromise on space or style. With its warm cedar exterior and expertly crafted oak interior, it’s a beautiful example of professional tiny house construction.
Images courtesy of Made Relative Tiny Homes
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If you believe people should have practical, legal options to live simply and affordably, this matters. We are currently just seven weeks away from a critical code hearing that could change the future of tiny living in the United States. Macy Miller of MiniMotives, along with a dedicated team of advocates, is working tirelessly to ensure relocatable tiny homes have a fair shot in the International Residential Code (IRC).
Macy Miller of MiniMotives is leading the charge for Act 2 of the Tiny House Appendix.
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Spring cleaning hits different when you live in a tiny home. Every item needs to earn its place, and clutter has nowhere to hide. But the best tiny home designers have turned this challenge into an art form, creating spaces where storage is seamlessly woven into every corner, staircase, and wall. These 7 homes showcase some of the most creative storage solutions we’ve ever featured. From a DIY lifting office desk to custom cabinetry by a master craftsman, prepare to take notes.
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The TAXA Outdoors Cricket is one of the most cleverly engineered compact campers on the market. Designed by a former NASA architect, it packs sleeping space for four, a full outdoor kitchen, and genuine climate control into a footprint barely larger than a cargo trailer. It’s the kind of build that makes you rethink how much space you actually need to get a family into the wild.
Images courtesy of TAXA Outdoors
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The Bread ‘n’ Butter by OVRLND Campers is a pop-top truck camper shell designed for mid-size and full-size pickup trucks. Built in Flagstaff, Arizona, it strips the truck camper concept down to its essentials — a weather-tight sleeping platform with ventilation, windows, and enough headroom to sit up comfortably — while keeping weight low enough that you won’t need airbags, a new suspension, or RV insurance. At roughly 300 pounds for the Tacoma-sized model and starting at $11,799, the BnB occupies a sweet spot between a basic truck cap and a full slide-in camper. It’s the kind of setup that lets you leave on a Friday afternoon and sleep wherever the road ends, without the overhead of a dedicated RV.
Images courtesy of OVRLND Campers
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This is the Mysa 200 Park Model Tiny House by Irontown Modular. The name Mysa means cozy in Swedish. The 200 sq. ft. studio cabin has a dimension of 10′ x 20′, an in-suite bathroom, and an open layout with a kitchenette. It starts at $50,700.
Images: Irontown Modular
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