Rhett traveled the US on his motorcycle for a couple of years before meeting Ashley. He lived with just three backpacks of stuff he could fit on his ride! With Ashley came two adorable dogs, so they upgraded to this amazing box truck which they transformed into a home on a budget.
Ashley calls Rhett a “tinkerer,” saying he loves to see what he can do with the fewest materials possible. You see that clearly in their minimalist build, which includes a stand-up desk on a pulley system and a bed that folds down with some Rhett engineering. The whole home uses recycled materials to make a perfect space for the couple and their dogs.
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Their 1997 Ford e450 Super Duty Box Truck Turned Tiny Home
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This 34′ Tiny House Mansion has just about everything you could need for family tiny house living, including a downstairs queen-sized bedroom!
With 400 square feet, this home is just about “park model” sized, and there are two additional lofts for children or guests to sleep in, with closet space built in.
There’s also a lovely galley kitchen with an induction cooktop, a washer/dryer combo unit that’s brand new, and a bathroom with a flush toilet and a standing shower. The seller is asking $78,500 on Tiny House Marketplace. Contact them here.
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Sleep 5 Comfortably in This 34-ft. Tiny House on Wheels, For Sale (Sold)
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I absolutely love seeing families downsize from “regular” American homes to itty bitty spaces and seeing them truly enjoy and thrive in that lifestyle. That’s the case for the Aviles family, who went from a 2,700 square foot sticks and bricks home to a 314 square foot RV so they could travel.
In 2019, they travelled over 6,000 miles, and put in another 8k in 2020! While they do plan to eventually build another home, it’s clear this minimalist experiment has forever changed them for the better. Plus their two kids have seen so much of the country they might have never seen if they stayed at home.
They did a ton of work on their 1996 Winnebago to make it a boho-chic home that reflects their personalities and works with their lifestyle. Enjoy the photos below and be sure to read our Q&A with mom, Aubrey, below!
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They Put 8K Miles on Their RV Home in 2020!!
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Wow! This stunning 28 ft THOW is bright and magical with it’s 8 large skylights and abundance of other windows. There’s even an awning off the front to allow you to extend the 375 sq ft of living space outdoors.
You’ll love the bedroom cubby, which is up at fifth-wheel height and accessible via just a couple stairs. There are heated floors in the kitchen, a bathtub in the bathroom, and even a “walk-in” closet under the bedroom with a washer/dryer unit and plenty of clothing storage space.
The gorgeous home is for sale in Washington State for $100K. Ask questions or make an offer here.
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28 Foot Tiny House with Gooseneck Bedroom!
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What would it take for you to be debt-free? What could you do without monthly payments? The Ries family decided to move into an RV so they could pay cash to slowly build a small home!
While they could have been moved in by now had they financed their home, living tiny with their two little kids means that once they move in, they won’t be carrying debt! They’ve done 95% of the house building by themselves. Amazing.
We got to interview Karissa and hear about what it’s like living in their RV renovation. Check it out below, and follow the family on Instagram.
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Family of Four and Their RV Life
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Isela and Tyler never planned on living in an RV for four years, but after their first year of saving for a “bricks and sticks” home by living tiny, they realized they loved the minimalist lifestyle and at the moment, have no intention of “upsizing” any time soon.
In fact, when they found out they were expecting a baby, they transformed their half bath in to a baby nursery with a loft! Now the family of three — and their two fur babies — are all enjoying the tiny life together.
Soon Isela will graduate from nursing school and become a travel nurse. As you can imagine, the RV life is perfect for travel nursing! They can bring home wherever they go. Read our Q&A with Isela at the end of the post, and follow the family on Instagram.
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Long-Term RV Living for This Awesome Family
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While New York City is packed with tiny apartments, one doesn’t exactly expect to see tiny houses in the Big Apple. But Cracker Barrel changed that — they had Modern Tiny Living build an awesome 269 square foot tiny restaurant!
Now busy urbanites can take a trip to the country store, or sit down for some family-style cooking. It was first unveiled at the Macy’s Day Parade of 2019.
Enjoy the pictures and the promotional video below, and hey, maybe this gives you some ideas on how to open a tiny restaurant of your own.
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The Smallest Cracker Barrel in the United States?
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Shawn and Jess have been living tiny now for more than four years in an RV, and they recently finished this tiny house on a foundation where they will vacation and plan to retire someday!
This is a great example of a new shed transformed into a tiny living space. They purchased the shell from Tuff Shed and then Shawn built out the entire interior of the home. It has two lofts, a large main living area, and a bathroom/kitchen in the back. While the indoor kitchen is quite minimal, there’s a large outdoor patio area with a grill and more.
Watch the video tour below, and enjoy our Q&A with Jess after the photos!
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They Took A Brand-New Shed And Turned It Into Their Mortgage-Free Tiny Home!
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Now this is a tiny house that really checks all the boxes — there’s even the oft-coveted downstairs bedroom, completely separated from the main living area! It’s built by Tiny Heavens in Vancouver, Washington — a new tiny house builder with tons of promise. It definitely impresses!
The kitchen area features stunning butcher block countertops and a live-edge oak bartop, as well as a full-sized range and large refrigerator. Plenty of counter space! In the bathroom there’s a spacious standing shower, flush toilet and room for a washer/dryer. Kids or guests can go to bed in the loft over the bathroom, accessible via staircase.
The main bedroom is on the other side of the house, filled with windows! Just in front of it is the living space, which can easily fit a cozy couch and entertainment center. They’re asking $99,143 for the home, and you can contact them with questions or offers here.
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This Tiny House Has A Full Bedroom! It’s the Sapphire THOW by Tiny Heavens.
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