This is the Green Cedar Bus Tiny Home.
It was built by Josiah Deor-Williams, the son of a woodworker.
Inside, you’ll find a living area, full kitchen, bedroom, loft, fireplace, lots of storage, and more.
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Green Cedar Bus Tiny Home
Video Tour of the Interior
Video Tour of the Exterior
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It’s lovely and rustic, imaginative. But, where’s the bathroom? 🙁
I thought the same thing. I love it but it would be a no go design for me unless there is a John onboard.
Love it!
They got it right. They’ve got the whole hippie esthetic nailed. The old wood-burning stove. The hammock. The various & eclectic wood all around. The mosaic tiles on their kitchen counter. The stained glass windows. The quirky labyrinthine maze-ishness. I LOVE this tiny house. Of course one wonders where they pee, but some folks just don’t like to talk about such things. I mean, in all the Laura Ingells Wilder Little House books she never once mentioned the construction of such facilities either. She went into wonderful detail about all other aspects of her Pa’s home creating efforts, but never once offered even a faint hint about the where-did-they-poo situation. So…
I LOVE LOVE LOVE this! How imaginative! A hammock in the living room, terrific. Love especially the countertop with the tree with the heart. Beautiful wood, great job!
Josiah, how goes it? Nice work on this. Josiah is a most talented carpenter as he helped to build our beautiful wedding barn.
Oh that’s great to hear!
i lovet but how much get back to me with the price
Hi Kevin! I’m afraid this build isn’t for sale.
Love the privacy of the bedroom, oh so cozy. Would like to know
what the loft is used for. Doesn’t seem to be children in the home.
Hi! Gorgeous conversion. I am intensely curious about the height of your bus after your roof mod, and whether or not you often experience clearance issues in your travels.
Saludos!
Emma