Dome homes are cool, but spaceship dome homes are even cooler! This out-of-this-world vacation spot feels like a spaceship inside and out, with an awesome orange-and-grey color palette and tons of “spacey” furniture and accents.
It has two separate queen bedrooms, as well as space bunks for the littles. There are also two bathrooms, making it an awesome spot for a family getaway. Enjoy the photo tour below.
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You Can Stay in a Spaceship in Florida!
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Candice and Simon had tried out vanlife in Australia pre-pandemic, but when COVID sent them back to their home countries (Canada and the UK, respectively), Candice started looking for a bigger vehicle that could serve as a future home for the couple.
A family friend sold Candice the step up truck which she spent 8 months renovating solo before Simon could get back to Canada to help her finish. Now she does lashes and make-up design on-the-go, and Simon tackles his 3D design work from their high-tech indoor setup. Enjoy the tour below!
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MakeUp Artist & Graphic Designer’s Bread Truck Conversion
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In Montana, just 30 minutes from Glacier National Park sits an awesome 5-acre property with not one, but two epic tree houses! The Meadowlark Treehouse was the first one, and it has 500 square feet of living space between the two stories.
First, a spiral staircase takes you up to the main floor and a full kitchen. Then there’s another spiral staircase that leads to the cozy Master suite in the trees with its own private deck!
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Majestic Two-Story Tree House w/ Spiral Staircases
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The Raven’s Nest Treehouse is a luxurious A-Frame suspended in the trees of Montana. There are at least four trees that poke through the interior of the structure, which includes a queen bedroom, king loft bedroom, and two bathrooms!
There’s also a spacious living room and a fully-functional kitchen so you could hide up in this tree house for weeks if you wanted to. What do you think?
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An A-Frame in the Trees! The Raven’s Nest Treehouse in Montana…
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Becky and Austin had started saving to build a tiny house after Austin’s motorcycle accident changed their perspective on life. But, as life should have it, the pandemic derailed their going-tiny plans. But instead of giving up, they shifted goals and chose to go build out a van and travel domestically!
They purchased their Sprinter for $17,000, and spent another $8K making it a cozy home-on-wheels. Originally a plumber van, it already had a door blocking off the cab when they bought it, which they love since it makes the interior seem like a studio apartment rather than a vehicle. Enjoy the tour!
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They Were Going to Go Tiny & Then Chose #VanLife
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While most people choose #vanlife or #boxtruck life so they can travel the country and get to hard-to-access outdoorsy spots, Jason built out his box truck so he could fly under-the-radar, live in the city, and not pay rent while going to grad school.
From the outside, Jason’s truck looks like another utility truck, complete with a high-viz vest tossed up on the dash. But on the inside, you’d think this was a sleek city apartment with a high price tag! He has a great kitchen and giant desk area — and he’s never gotten a “knock” on his truck door!
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He’s in Grad School in the City Rent-Free!
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Holland Roden is an actress known for her roles in “Teen Wolf,” “Channel Zero: Butcher Block,” and “No Escape” (spooky!), but now she lives tiny in her DIY van “Hollanddays” seeking awesome skiing opportunities! How cool is she?
The inside of her van features an awesome pop-up recirculating shower, meaning she could shower for 20 minutes in hot water if she wanted! Yes, please. She chose an awesome natural-wood-and-hunter-green color palette which feels super clean and cozy. Enjoy her tour below!
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Former “Teen Wolf” Star Goes Tiny
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Meet Nat & Don, a couple who wanted to go tiny — and then chose to go even tinier! They started out with a bus conversion, but after some time realized it was too big, and made it tricky to find spots to boondock. With their sleek matte-black Mercedes Sprinter, they can go pretty much anywhere they want.
Both of them work flexible online jobs which they started part-time while still working their full-time “normal” jobs. They were able to get the remote work solidified before quitting their full-time work and then hitting the road, allowing them to travel the country. Awesome!
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Van with Fiber Optic Galaxy Ceiling!
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Thomas and Bianca are photographers who were ready to leave their Philadelphia apartment and explore the country more! So they purchased a bus for just over $6k and spend $20k making it into home sweet home.
They chose a unique black and white (mostly black) color scheme, complete with a dark tin ceiling and checkboard tile flooring. A neon sign with their bus name, “Avoid Highway,” hangs above their bed. They got in touch with us and answered some questions about their bus which you can read below!
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Photographers Hit the Road in Their $26,250 Bus Conversion
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