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Chelsea’s tiny home was a way for her to be close to family but still have her own space. She was able to put her tiny house on her family’s nut farm and stay close to her grandfather, mom, and nieces! After 2.5 years of living tiny, she got that wanderlust again and wanted to travel!

So now she rents out her tiny home, travels, and can always come home to it when she needs to reconnect with the people she loves. Inside her tiny home you’ll find amazing DIY pallet couches, an extra tall ceiling so she could sit up in bed, and a nifty table her dad helped her build. What do you think?

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Her Tiny House Allows her to Travel

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She bought the tiny house from Vintage Cottages in Oregon and has customized it with the help of her dad.

Images via Tiny House Giant Journey/YouTube

They used pallets to build couches in the living area and there’s a sleeping loft above the kitchen and bathroom.

Images via Tiny House Giant Journey/YouTube

VIDEO: Young Woman’s Vardo Tiny House

Highlights

Chelsea’s tiny home on her family’s nut farm provides her with a close connection to her family while having her own space.
After 2.5 years of living in her tiny home, she decided to travel and now rents it out while exploring new places.
The tiny home, purchased from Vintage Cottages in Oregon, features DIY pallet couches, an extra tall ceiling in the sleeping loft, and a nifty table built with her dad’s help.
Chelsea’s tiny house allows her to balance her wanderlust with staying connected to her loved ones.
You can watch a video tour of her Vardo Tiny House on the Tiny House Giant Journey YouTube channel and follow Chelsea on Instagram for more updates.