Nicole’s tiny home is truly tiny at just 16 feet long and the road-legal 8 feet wide. But what it lacks in size, it makes up for with style and functionality!
There’s a compact living room when you first walk into the THOW, and then a galley kitchen complete with a drawer dishwasher! The back of the tiny house holds the bathroom with a small tub. Up in the loft, Nicole has a closet, twin bed and office space.
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Her Hunter Green Super Tiny Home
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This is an excellent skid foundation tiny home that takes advantage of not being tied to the size of a trailer. At 14×24, it feels extra spacious inside, especially in the great room where the living room, dining space, and kitchen all combine.
The additional width also allows for a first-floor bedroom or office space. And the bathroom has plenty of elbow room! There is a large loft for storage, sleeping, or guests. All that, for $57.5K, is for sale now in Indiana.
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14×24 Tiny House: 431sqft and $57.5K
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Abi & Ethan are an adorable couple who were tired of spending so much money on rent. Abi had always dreamed of living tiny, but it took rising rent costs to convince Ethan it was a good idea. Once he agreed, they found a bus just two weeks later and started the process!
As students, they’ve kept the bus close to campus and enjoy not having a commute. Since the video was taken, they’ve gotten a job offer to move across the country — and they are having a baby any day now — so they plan to sell the bus once they settle in a new city.
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Their Shuttle Bus with Bathroom & Concrete Countertops
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This man had been chasing a bigger paycheck his whole life, just like he had been told to, but eventually, he decided that wasn’t what was making him happy so he chose to convert a van instead!
Now he lives full-time, traveling around Germany’s Black Forest and enjoying nature and simple living. Take a look at his van below and read our Q&A with him.
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His Self-Converted “Lady Red” Van in Germany’s Black Forest
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Amanda is a flight attendant who heard about van life years ago, but when she was looking for an apartment in the chaos of 2020, she decided she’d rather put the money into a van and enjoy the changing scenery. She bought her rig second-hand and hasn’t looked back!
She uses her van to commute to work and has been based around San Francisco for 8 months. When she’s not high in the skies, she loves being outdoors, enjoying all that nature has to offer. Enjoy the photo tour of her van along with our Q&A with Amanda below!
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In Her Van When She’s Not in the Sky
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Jesse is a therapist who works with clients of all ages and spends a lot of time doing telehealth appointments. She wanted to try out homeownership, but was nervous to do it with a big mortgage. So when a friend was selling their tiny house, she thought it would be the perfect “trial run” and she could pay it off in just four years.
Her second-hand THOW is a wonderful, homey space that largely consists of a big galley kitchen with lots of storage. She has a loft bedroom over the gooseneck that she can stand up in, as well as a guest loft with storage steps. Her living room has a cozy couch, and she installed a residential toilet and soaking tub in her bathroom after purchasing the tiny home.
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Her Standing-Room Loft and Soaking Tub
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Courtney and Cassidy are two amazing women who have overcome devastating challenges in their personal lives and created a women-empowering business, converting school buses into tiny homes!
You won’t want to miss our Q&A with the sisters, which tells the story of how one sister escaped domestic violence and the other found her strength in the midst of depression — and how they came together to start this skoolie business. But first, enjoy a photo tour of their latest design and build, created for a massage therapist as her home and mobile workplace!
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Overcoming Domestic Violence, Mental Illness While Building Buses
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Zack and Ariane were exhausted from the 9 to 5 grind of their non-profit jobs in Denver, so they decided it was time to find a rig to take them traveling! Now they are never looking back.
Their 1976 Shasta has an awesome, funky interior complete with a wallpapered ceiling, a handmade quilt, and fun lighting. There’s even a tub in the flamingo-wallpapered bathroom! You’ll want to watch the whole tour below.
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Former Non-Profit Workers Travel in Their Vintage RV
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Kate and Sam were tired of their corporate lives and sold everything to travel the world, living out of a backpack. A year and a half into their world-wide tour, borders started closing, and they suddenly had to move back to the States. They lived with Kate’s mom for about three months before thinking that bus life would allow them to see the country and keep traveling.
They jumped into a shuttle bus conversion and the results are great! They have a fixed bed, large storage couch, hidden toilet and the biggest refrigerator/freezer they could find. Enjoy their DIY shuttle bus conversion tour below!
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Couple Exploring North America in their DIY Shuttle Bus
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