Like so many others, Danielle’s dreams of traveling the world were crushed in 2020, leaving her to find a way to satiate her wanderlust in the United States. So she decided on an RV — a 30-foot Keystone model with a bunk house that she transformed into an all-purpose room to give her a place to work or create that’s separate from the rest of her living space.
She’s made the RV into a cozy apartment, but still has plenty of room for storage, and didn’t have to get rid of her hobbies in order to go tiny. The RV has a full-sized bathroom, a spacious kitchen with a little oven, a large couch, and a “short queen for a short queen.” Let us know what you think!
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Her RV w/ A Bunk House Turned All-Purpose Room
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The Hancock family was ready to see more of the world. Mom and dad had been born, raised, and lived in the same city their whole lives and wanted their kids to have more experiences with the world than they did. So they bought a bus to travel in during their wedding photography off-season.
Incredibly, their 40-foot 2001 Bluebird skoolie conversion took only 69 days to complete! And you wouldn’t be able to tell by looking at it, with the large benches for family time in the living room, the spacious kitchen, and the neat bed set-up in the back of the rig. Enjoy the tour!
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Boho Bus w/ Triple Bunks for Family of Five
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For the past four years, Brian and Anne have been loving their RV life in a Class A Entegra Aspire motorhome which they have done minimal updates to. The spacious rig is “glamping” for Anne, who told Brian early in their relationship that she would *not* be camping.
The two had enjoyed vacationing on their sailboat for many years and were debating doing that lifestyle full-time, but ultimately Anne admitted that she’d rather stay on land. They work full-time while traveling, but still managed to move 40 times last year, staying around a week in each location they traveled.
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Life in their Class A Motorhome with an Added Wine Rack
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Ryan had the house and the 9-5, but felt like he never had the time to travel the way he wanted to. So he hopped into van-life instead. His rig has a cool kitchen that’s built across the cab of the vehicle and adds a lot of space to the interior.
Besides photography, Ryan enjoys mountain-biking, so he built a giant garage drawer that pulls out of his rig and houses his bike and other items. It’s such a nice van! Enjoy the tour.
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Incredible Garage Pull-Out Drawer in This Van
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Life doesn’t always go the way we plan, and that was the case for Nick and Shannon. An exciting business opportunity didn’t go as well as they hoped, and their choices were to either move in with Shannon’s parents or jump into vanlife. They chose the van.
The 2021 ProMaster conversion makes plenty of space for a kitchen, since Nick was a professional chef for many years and loves to cook. They also prioritized ways to get WiFi for Shannon’s business and a comfortable spot for their three full-sized dogs. Enjoy the tour!
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Pivoting to VanLife After Business Experiment
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This is a lightly-used, but remastered, One E from ESCAPE that’s for sale now. It’s not an eONE unit, but rather a ONE unit that has been rebuilt to be all-electric. It has new siding, a new roof, and tons more new features.
The One E has spacious double lofts, a cozy living room space, and a galley kitchen. It’s available now for $69,245.
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$25K Discount on this ONE E Unit
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This gorgeous 2021 Payette Model built from Tru Form Tiny has hardly been lived in, providing an excellent chance to get your hands on quality construction without waiting months for a custom build. Best of all, it was designed to be non-toxic and as such, no vinyl, MDF, OSB, formaldehyde, petro-solvent fuming, off-gassing chemical materials or finishes were used.
It features a galley kitchen, loft bedroom, and downstairs living room that could double as the sleeping area. The full bathroom has a tiled tub and shower, a residential toilet, and laundry. It’s designed for full-time living and doesn’t disappoint. You can get it for $160K in Joshua Tree, CA.
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Bespoke 2021 Payette Model: Like New
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This little family of 3 was ready for a change in their life, and a skoolie has allowed them to enjoy a slower pace of existence. They didn’t get caught up with creating an “Instagram-perfect” space but instead chose a practical design without breaking the bank.
They went with a one-of-a-kind ceiling covered with fabric instead of wood or other material. It’s a really cool look!
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Their Skoolie has a Fabric Ceiling
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Wilding Wood Tiny Homes present us with their “OM” tiny house, a lovely 28′ foot THOW boasting a first-floor bedroom with a queen-sized futon option. In addition to the bedroom, there are two lofts for sleeping or storage.
The lovely galley kitchen has two-tone countertops and sits next to a dining area. Under one loft you’ll find the bathroom that has a laundry set-up inside, and the main bedroom is on the other side of the house. The house is for sale for $115K in Oregon.
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This Tiny House Sleeps 6! First Floor Bedroom
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