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While some tiny homes are designed to be mobile if you *have* to move them, this tiny house by Minimaliste is designed to go anywhere, much like an RV, but with amazing luxury finishes and expert craftsmanship. It can sleep up to five, making it a great choice for family vacationing (or cross-country travel).

The home has a private queen-sized bedroom in the back, as well as a dinette and couch that become sleeping areas. A compact 3/4 bathroom sits across from the galley kitchen that has an oven and a washer/dryer unit. What’s your favorite feature of this home?

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Tiny House RV: Built for Travel!

Compact 30-foot nomad tiny house with modern design and outdoor stairs.

Images via Minimaliste

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Sean and Kristi Hensley built their custom retirement tiny house after a lifetime in construction and several smaller-scale projects, including converting a cargo trailer for cross-country travel. When they decided to downsize, they brought decades of building experience to their own home.

Measuring 440 square feet (40′ x 11′), this home showcases clever features and luxury design elements throughout. The extra-wide 11-foot width makes a significant difference in how spacious the interior feels, allowing for features that wouldn’t fit in a standard 8.5-foot-wide tiny house.

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Custom Retirement Tiny Home Exterior

The exterior reflects the quality construction that comes from a lifetime of building experience. Sean and Kristi now help others achieve their tiny house dreams through their building business.

Modern tiny house featuring a movable bathtub and heated floors in a spacious outdoor setting.

Images via Hensley Homes

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Carolien is a remarkable woman who we had the pleasure of interviewing! She lives in the Netherlands and travels extensively, since she’s been able to reduce her expenses by living in her off-grid tiny house on wheels.

She built the tiny house with her dad, and used many reclaimed materials to make it a lovely and sustainable home. You’re going to love the tour below and hearing from Carolien about the joys and challenges of tiny life.

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Her Off-Grid DIY Tiny House on Wheels

Her Beautiful DIY Tiny Home in the Netherlands

Images via @tinyhousecaro

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Dustin Mori had a love for coffee drinking and roasting, and wanted to start a family business — why not ship a retired double-decker bus from the United Kingdom and transform it into a mobile coffee shop? His wife, Angie, wasn’t keen on coffee, but she was convinced, and they opened their doors in 2018!

After the success of Double Decker Espresso, they had the idea to get another double-decker bus and transform it into an Airbnb on their beautiful land in Idaho. The “Hideaway” has a cozy pub-like feel on the first level, and the second level is a beautiful English cottage bedroom, bathroom, and seating area.

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Two Amazing Family Businesses from UK Buses!

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Long before the modern tiny house movement, there were the famous housetrucks of the 1970s. These mobile homes were popular in both the United States and New Zealand. When James came across one, he had to have it—even though it no longer ran.

Because the truck is now stationary, James and his partner Lucy have created a lovely outdoor living area to extend their space. It includes an exterior shower attached to the truck, a separate glass “bathhouse” with a large bathtub that waters plants, and a patio area around a wood stove for entertaining. Their setup demonstrates how a vintage housetruck can anchor a creative homestead.

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Vintage New Zealand Housetruck Given New Life

The exterior shows the classic housetruck aesthetic that made these vehicles so appealing in their era. James acquired this piece of tiny house history for just $500, then had it moved into place while working for a trucking company.

Vintage 1970s New Zealand housetruck exterior

Images via Tiny Home Tours

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We don’t see as many pine-clad tiny homes as we once did, so a throwback like this is always welcome. THOWs like this give off a lovely cabin vibe! This one is single level, with a multipurpose living room and bedroom. And there’s no loft in sight.

A small kitchen area has a two-burner cooktop and a microwave, and you can plug in a refrigerator. A small counter under the window would give you some seating for mealtimes, and there’s a small bathroom in the back of the house. You can purchase this house, built by Trinity Tiny Homes NC, for $55,000.

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Beautiful Single Level Tiny House: $55K

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Come check out the latest tiny house built by Minimaliste in Quebec that was shipped all the way to California! This custom home is a version of the Magnolia layout, which has a first-floor bedroom and a loft bedroom, both of which accommodate a queen-sized bed.

The rest of the house has a galley kitchen with plenty of storage, a living room with a built-in entertainment center, and a lovely 3/4 bathroom with a custom shower stall. You can see pictures of this model below, and a video tour of another Magnolia as well.

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Beautiful Custom Minimaliste Tiny House on Wheels

Modern tiny house with wooden exterior, loft, and large glass door for small space living.

Images via Minimaliste

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Beth and Court were living in a normal house together when they both decided it was time for a new adventure. How fun would it be if they could travel? Within an hour, they’d decided to sell their home and buy an RV!

Their tiny house journey began in a travel trailer, but they wanted some more space and luxuries, so they upgraded to the incredible fifth wheel you’ll see below. It has a giant kitchen island, a giant TV with plenty of seating, and a King-sized bed, porcelain toilet, and huge closet. Enjoy the tour!

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Their Gorgeous New Fifth Wheel Makes the Perfect Tiny House

Their Amazing RV Lifestyle Working Full Time

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Meet Thuya! She’s the smallest “park model” tiny house that Minimaliste offers, but she’s packed full of great features. Minimaliste considers any of their 10-foot-wide homes park models, since you’ll need a special escort to move them.

This design has a cozy living room area when you first walk in, with a built-in entertainment center. The staircase has a sturdy railing, large steps, and plenty of storage underneath. It takes you to the loft bedroom, which has adequate height to sit upright in bed, and storage all along one wall. Let us know which feature of this custom design you like the most!

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Thuya: Compact Park Model w/ Incredible Shower Stall

Modern tiny house on wheels with minimalist design and compact size.

Images via Minimaliste

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