Andrea and Jacob lost their field of work in 2020, and were feeling isolated with all the travel bans. The Swedish couple decided a van would be a great way to save on rent and be able to see more of Europe.
Their original plan was to do a quick budget build, but they ultimately decided to take it slow and do it right the first time, and the results are stunning! They’ve been traveling ever since while Jacob gets a degree and Andrea works a number of side gigs to keep her income streams diverse. We got to interview Andrea below, so be sure to check that out!
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Stunning Van Conversion in Sweden for European Travel
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Tiny houses have taken the housing world by storm, offering a unique and minimalist lifestyle that allows homeowners to downsize without compromising on comfort. Among the impressive array of tiny homes available, is the Redwood Tiny House by Greenwood Tiny Homes with its fifth wheel design, thoughtful features, and high-quality craftsmanship.
In this article, we’ll delve into the details of the Redwood Model and explore why it might be a good choice for those seeking a spacious and luxurious retreat on wheels. The Redwood Tiny House is built on a custom 40′ x 8.5′ gooseneck trailer, providing ample space for comfortable living. With wood framing and fully insulated walls, including Rockwool and Spray Foam Insulation, this tiny home is built to withstand various climates. Learn more below!
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The Redwood Tiny House: A Masterpiece of Design and Craftsmanship
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Here’s the 23.6 ft. Macrocarpa Model by Evergreen Homes Australia with an incredible stand-up loft and a full kitchen! Below are pictures of two different Macrocarpa homes to show how you can customize them to your needs.
We also interviewed the owner, Adam, about why he started the business and his plans for the family-run enterprise. Adam has 19 years of construction experience, and he and his wife built their own tiny home, which they lived in for 7 years. This model is what he wishes their first little house had been like!
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Inside the Stunning 23.6 Ft. Macrocarpa Tiny House
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Remember Hope and Manny who built two micro bike trailers for homeless people? Well, here’s a look at their personal van conversion! They spent about two months converting a former Amazon van into an awesome little home. Before this, they lived in a bus conversion.
They have a bench that converts into a child bed, a dinette that becomes a queen bed at night, an outdoor shower, and an indoor urine-diverting toilet hidden under a cabinet. Enjoy the full tour below!
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Their Green & Brown Modern Van Conversion
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These scuba divers were working in Honduras when they met and wanted to spend more time together. Polly had always dreamed of #vanlife and Isaac had already built out one rig, so they decided to build something together. They only had 90 days, though, because that’s the longest Isaac’s Visa would let him stay in the U.S.
As soon as their box truck was complete, they crossed the border into Mexico and began their travels. So far it’s been a wonderful experience, and you’ll never believe what a beautiful tiny home they built in just 3 months!
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Scuba Divers Touring Mexico in Their Box Truck
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This board and batten park model was built to house code by a father-and-eight-year-old son duo, and the results are gorgeous! The home is 392 square feet and includes a spacious living room, nice kitchen and full bath and a private back bedroom with closet space.
After the success of this build, they formed Yesterway Cabin Company and are working on more tiny homes! What do you think?
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Board and Batten One-Floor Tiny House w/ Big Bedroom
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Here at our Tiny House Talk, we love celebrating innovative designs that blend comfort, functionality, and eco-friendliness. Today we’re talking about something truly exciting – a vehicle that might revolutionize the way we approach camping, road trips, and van life.
Introducing the Maxwell Vehicles ePro Vanacea Electric Camper Vans, a fusion of modern technology and classic adventuring spirit, all powered by reclaimed Tesla parts (battery and motor) and a Ram ProMaster chassis. Maxwell’s Vanacea is a 100% electric camper van that combines driving and camping into a single electric ecosystem, simplifying your journey and leaving a lighter footprint on our planet. So, buckle up as we take you on a tour of this incredible vehicle and its awe-inspiring features.
Maxwell’s ePro Vanacea: Combining Camping and Driving in One Electric Ecosystem
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Admittedly, the ePro Cooler from Maxwell Vehicles doesn’t quite fit into our regular spectrum of tiny homes and van life explorations. Nevertheless, we couldn’t resist bringing it to your attention due to its significant advancements in sustainable and efficient transport. As dedicated enthusiasts of compact living and efficient utilization of space, we believe in sharing all things innovative, especially those that could significantly impact our environmental footprint. While the ePro Cooler might not be your next tiny house or mobile home, it’s an exceptional vehicle with a range of impressive features worth reporting. So, let’s dive into the details of this remarkable electric reefer van!
While the focus of our post is the ePro Cooler reefer van, it’s worth noting that Maxwell Vehicles also uses this same ePro platform to craft cutting-edge electric camper vans, offering an eco-conscious and efficient solution for those embracing the van life. In the realm of refrigerated transportation, the demand for efficiency, reliability, and sustainable practices is on a constant rise. Meeting this demand head-on, Maxwell Vehicles introduces its pioneering innovation – the ePro Electric Reefer Van, equipped with an integrated refrigeration system, the Cooler. This groundbreaking van, powered by a 75kWh battery, is set to transform the refrigerated transport industry, offering remarkable benefits in terms of long-term cost efficiency, convenience, and environmental consciousness.
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Introducing Maxwell’s ePro Cooler Electric Reefer Van: A Leap in Refrigerated Transport
Images via Maxwell Vehicles
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Get ready for a thrilling journey with a newly renovated boho dream conversion van! This 1997 GMC Savanna 2WD by Florida Van Life Co. could be the perfect companion for creating lifelong memories on the road and it is available for $24,850.
From its off-grid capabilities to its cozy interior, this camper van might have everything you need to embark on your van life adventure. Discover the features, amenities, and stories behind this remarkable conversion as we take you on a tour of this 1997 GMC Savanna Camper Van below, and let us know your thoughts in the comments.
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Introducing the 1997 GMC Savanna Conversion Van with Solar Power by Florida Van Life Co.
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