Katie and her two dogs live in a school bus conversion, but it’s far from Katie’s first go at tiny living. She’s been living tiny for the past six years and started out in the bed of her pick-up truck. When she grew tired of not being able to stand in her home, she decided to upgrade to her current skoolie, “Dirty Hairy.”
The bus has a full kitchen setup, including an oven, and she fits lots of storage into her small space! Plus, it’s decorated with fun colors and luxurious blankets to make this a true home on wheels. Enjoy her tour below.
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“Dirty Hairy” Short Bus Conversion
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This beautiful, bold and rustic “treehouse” is a lovely tiny house suspended on stilts above the high desert in Nogal, New Mexico. You’ll have stunning views of the 30-acre ranch filled with sprawling juniper.
Inside the home has two twin beds that act as a sectional sofa, and a queen bed in a spacious loft bedroom. A compact kitchenette and 3/4 bathroom sit side by side. Take the twisty slide from the porch down to the lounge space among the stilts, where you can play games and hang out until it’s time for bed. What’s your favorite feature of this home?
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High Desert Tiny House on Stilts w/ Incredible Views
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This home was built in 2018 by a homeowner and professional subcontractors with Tumbleweed plans, and it’s being resold by Indigo River Tiny Homes. It has a classic gable roof covered in red metal roofing panels, and a stunning wooden exterior.
Inside, there’s a bay window with a bench-style couch that can be removed and lifted into an office space. A flip-up table also provides a good spot to eat. Thin storage stairs lead to the crawl-in loft, and the kitchen and bathroom sit side by side at the end of the house.
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26′ Tiny House on Wheels w/ Couch to Office Conversion
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This is a gorgeous 236 sq. ft. tiny house on wheels available in Turkey from the builder Conflate LTD. The house is a beautiful blend of metal siding and cedar clapboards, which is a great low-maintenance exterior choice.
Inside, the loft has one loft, with cathedral ceilings in the living room. A bathroom and kitchen take up the other end of the tiny house, with plenty of storage in the staircase to the bedroom. It’s available for $57,500.
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236 Sq. Ft. Single Loft Tiny House on Wheels
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Mindy purchased her 2003 Honda Element in 2008 for her catering business and converted it to a camper in 2022 for travel. When her home sold in just 24 hours, she decided to live full-time in her rig until she found the perfect piece of land to settle down on.
She’s been on the road for 19 months, living out of just 35 square feet. Even with all the upgrades she’s made to her rig, she’s spent only $5.5K on the conversion, and her 20-year-old vehicle is still going strong. You’re going to love seeing the way she’s meticulously designed her home on wheels to fit everything she needs, and nothing she doesn’t.
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Full-Time Living in 35 Sq. Ft. in her SUV
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We’ve shown you Incredible Tiny Home’s ultra-affordable Incred-i-Box before, a simple, panel-built home that comes unpainted, but also at the price tag of only $25,000. Well, here’s their latest affordable build, called the Incred-i-Cottage. It’s also panel-built, but comes turn-key for $44,900.
This is such a great option for someone who wants to go tiny but doesn’t have the DIY skills or the time or mobility to complete an Incred-i-Box. Take a tour of a recently completed one below, that’s going in their Buffalo Creek village opening soon.
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Introducing the Incred-i-Cottage Panel-Built THOW
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This former Airbnb is for sale in Vermont and is a gorgeous space! It sleeps four between the two-bedroom lofts, and it comes fully-furnished so you could move in right away or set it up as your own Airbnb with little effort.
The interior is a modern Farmhouse blend of pine ceilings and shiplap walls. The kitchen has lengthy quartz countertops and modern appliances. In the bathroom, you’ll find a fiberglass shower stall with a glass door and a washer/dryer unit underneath the bathroom counter. You can purchase it today for $95,000.
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Vermont Dual Loft Tiny Home: $95,000
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This custom Sprinter van is home to Jordan and Tommy, who use the van to travel throughout New Zealand. This is their third van, and improves on all the shortcomings of their previous rigs. Both of them worked stressful jobs in the UK before deciding to sell their home and pursue vanlife in Australia. After living there awhile, they got a new van to enjoy New Zealand — and they have no plans to ever go back to homeownership!
The van has a great layout, with double swivel chairs in the front that turn to face a mini couch (which *can*) become a twin bed, although they’ve never used it. The kitchen and bathroom face each other in the middle of the van, and the queen-sized bed takes up the back. They have two more bench seats in front of the bed which house additional storage. Enjoy their tour below!
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They Left Stressful Jobs to Travel the World
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How do you go tiny when you have two teenagers? You build two tiny homes! Or at least that’s what worked for Wayne, Anthea, and their two daughters, Darienne and Remony. Wayne is an architect who wanted to design his own space, and building two tiny homes for their family sounded like a fun project.
The girls were 15 and 17 when they moved in three years ago, and now they’re adults enjoying their private “apartment” while still meeting by the outdoor patio in the evenings. The homes were DIY builds, and everyone got involved! They’re able to park them on a friend’s farm, in exchange for Anthea’s farm help. What a fun set-up!
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Off-Grid Tiny Homes Designed by Architect Dad
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