Jerome and Meli have spent years traveling the world together. First, they met at the Olympics in Russia, then traveled around Europe and North Africa. They came to North America for what was going to be a one-year adventure and ended up spending three years exploring Canada, the US, and now Baja!
Their DIY motorhome is from 1985, but you’d never know based on the renovated interior. There’s a giant lounge area that doubles as their dinette, a functional kitchen for all their cooking exploits, and a perfect cozy bed over the cab.
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Exploring North America in their Vintage Toyota Motorhome
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While we’ve seen lofts used as living rooms before, the living room loft in The Violet Tiny House by Sunflower Tiny Homes is definitely one-of-a-kind. Instead of a standard flat space with furniture, they actually created the loft with two fixed couches that face each other.
The drop-down area in the middle allows you to stand getting in and out of the loft, and have a perfect spot to chat, read or hang out. Underneath is a queen-sized bedroom area. What are your thoughts on this arrangement?
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The Violet Tiny House by Sunflower Tiny Homes with its Unique Living Room Loft Design
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Melissa and her family love to go on summer camping trips in their pop-up, but the camper was musty and old and really needed a facelift. So she and her daughter got to work transforming the place into a cozy and cute spot for making family memories!
They chose a blue and coral/pink theme and got to work reupholstering, laying flooring, and painting. The results are awesome, and they did it all on a budget (even better). Great work! What do you think of this pop-up camper renovation?
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They Took This Pop Up Camper From Dark and Dingy to Blue, Pink, and Adorable
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Walter was in Ecuador when borders closed down in 2020, and he was bored. So with the help of some local friends, he crafted this gorgeous tiny house on wheels complete with two king-sized lofts (one enclosed), a spacious living room, a dining area, and a galley kitchen. In addition, you’ll find a bathroom with a residential toilet and shower.
Now that Walter is traveling again, he is interested in either renting out or selling his tiny house. For those interested, his contact information is at the bottom of the post. Either way, what do you think of his tiny house design build?
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Beautiful DIY Tiny House on Wheels in Ecuador
Images via Walter
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Max & Miranda shoot elopements for 6 months of the year, and spent the rest of it traveling Australia in their self-converted Toyota Coaster! Today they’re here to tell us all about how they got into #buslife…
We purchased a Toyota Coaster bus and converted it into a motorhome. We live in it for 6 months of the year and travel around Australia during those months, the other 6 months we base ourselves in South Australia for work.
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Their Toyota Coaster Bus Turned Motorhome
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It’s always a joy to meet people like Linda, a true gem who worked hard to make her tiny home dreams come true! Today, she is going to walk us through her story about how she converted a run-down trailer and made it home. I’ll let her take the wheel…
For the price of a used car I found my first home a rundown trailer with no functioning parts, Uninhabitable at that and for the last 2.5 years, I have been cutting, digging, cleaning, designing, planting, buying and selling furniture from Day 1 to now. I have finally found what is the perfect dream home in a 450 Sq Ft Tiny Trailer. Who needs Barbie’s beach house? I would rather live Tiny in my PNK*DMD….
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Her ‘Hyline Hilton’ Park Model Tiny Home
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Everyone has different reasons for choosing nomadic living, but for this family, #buslife is giving them the opportunity to scout out the country in search of land to put a home and homestead! They don’t have any particular ties to one place, so they are trying out all the places.
This is actually their second bus conversion, this one is much larger and comes with tons of undermount storage, including what will be a secret playroom for their daughter! They have oodles of solar power (enough to run an ice machine in their full-size fridge), tons of windows, and a gorgeous design.
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Family’s Bus Life Adventure to Find Home
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The Roost20 Vacation tiny house sits on The Tiny House Farm, the scenic headquarters of Perch & Nest, a North Carolina tiny house builder. The beautiful board-and-batten home comfortably sleeps three and offers lovely farm views.
The tiny house interior is a nice blend of Southwestern and Farmhouse elements, with tons of tall windows (with shades) to allow in as much natural light as you’d like. There’s a small bathroom with a colorful shower, beautiful speckled countertops, and a galley kitchen. What do you think?
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Board and Batten Tiny House with Farm Views
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Suzanne couldn’t resist purchasing this amazing forest house designed by famous Pacific North West designer SunRay Kelley. For eight years, she lived by herself on this ferry-access-only island, enjoying her deep Japanese-style soaking tub and sleeping in the tower bedroom.
Now she rents out the gorgeous spot on Airbnb — and it is almost always booked solid! You can see why in the video below. The arched windows, skylight bubbles, and amazing craftsmanship make this a truly magical spot. And the location doesn’t hurt either!
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She Lived Here for 8 Years Before Offering It To Others
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