This stunning Airbnb in the Tasmanian Bush was built by Artisan Tiny Homes, a local Australian tiny house builder. It feels like a romantic, cozy escape inside with a wood-burning stove, gorgeous wood tones, and a luxurious bathroom.
To get your own Naivasha model it would cost $119,000 AUD (about $83,000 USD). But if you just want the experience, you can book on Airbnb and enjoy the wood-fired hot tub!
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Cedar Tiny Home Built By Local Artisans
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Tasha is an artist who first got into nomadic life so she could travel the country selling her artwork. When craft fairs closed down in 2020, she shifted years to converting tiny homes for other people, and the bus you’ll see below is her 6th creation! It’s been sold, but it was on the market when they shot the video.
The bus is wonderfully-thought-out, with a spacious kitchen that has a removable stovetop, so you can cook outdoors when you want, and a multipurpose modular couch. There’s a nice outdoor shower with a pop-in privacy curtain and well-placed hooks for your towel and shower bag. Enjoy the tour below!
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Selling Her Latest Short School Bus Conversion
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Before the world changes in 2020, Charlotte and Nico went on a magical campervan trip in New Zealand, and fell in love with the concept of nomadic living. So they ended up buying and converting a really cool boxy van into their “beach cabin-on-wheels.”
Both inside and out, this van has an airy nautical feel with baby blue paint and natural wood tones. They have a beautiful copper sink, lots of storage, a two-burner cook top, and a fixed bed in the back. Right now, they’re exploring Albania and fighting winter temperatures. Read our Q&A with the awesome couple below!
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Their Gorgeous Baby Blue Van Conversion
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Megan and Landon work as wedding photographers and videographers while traveling in their self-converted skoolie with an 18-inch roof raise! It feels incredibly spacious inside, even while they share it with their 15-month-old toddler.
The toddler has a really cool set-up, with a pull-out closet filled with tiny clothes on tiny hangers, and a bed/crib set up to keep him cozy and safe. The front of the bus is perfect for hanging out with friends and welcoming guests. What is your favorite feature?
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Toddler Crib, Pull-Out Closet & Guest Sleeping in their Bus Build
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Here’s a 128 square foot tiny home for sale in Germantown, New York. The adorable blue & yellow little house comes with the deck if you want to dissemble it.
Inside, there’s a little storage bench seat in the living area, right next to the compact kitchen that includes a micro oven and micro wood stove. The bedroom is up in the loft and there’s a bathroom with a composting toilet and tiled shower. The owner has lived in it for 3 years and is selling now for $50,000.
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$50K Tiny Home w/ Deck in New York
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This great couple started building their tiny house on land in Alaska. It’s hooked up to electrical and gas from the town and is “phase one” of their future family home. Building in sections has allowed them to spend only $20K so far on the house, which currently stands at 270 square feet.
Not long after they got started building, they found out they were expecting — twins! They are making the small space work, even with two little babies. Enjoy the tour of their space below.
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Their DIY Tiny House Built for $20K
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This is an absolutely stunning tiny house on wheels with a ground floor bedroom and two awesome lofts. Right now it sits at a seasonal (April-November) campground in New Jersey — where it can stay for the seasonal lot fee — or you can move it wherever you want it. If it stays on site, the sale includes the huge deck and a shed.
The home has lots of big windows and a gorgeous bathroom with unique tiles and a walk-in shower. The galley kitchen has stunning butcher block countertops and apartment-sized appliances. There’s a cozy living room space under one of the lofts where you can relax. It’s selling for $124,900 in Egg Harbor, NJ.
New Jersey THOW: Ground Floor Bedroom & Double Lofts
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Florian used his lockdown time to let his creative juices flow. He wanted a campervan conversion that worked for his lifestyle: Something that he could take on weekend or week-long adventures; that could sleep one or two people; that could hold his mountain bike or chest refrigerator if needed. So he created an epic modular system — and blogged about the whole thing so that you can do it too!
Using an aluminum frame, he was able to build a system with pull-out drawers and a fold-over bed that can adjust as needed. Since this is just a regular passenger van, you’ll be impressed with how much he can fit in! Let’s hear from Florian below.
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T6 Campervan Conversion For Weekend Trips
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This micro A-frame cabin demonstrates how the classic A-frame form translates to a compact, potentially mobile structure. Built on a single-axle trailer with a 10′ x 12′ footprint, this New Hampshire build combines the iconic A-frame silhouette with practical features for use as a guest cottage, backyard studio, or seasonal retreat.
Key Specifications
- Footprint: 10′ x 12′ exterior
- Interior dimensions: 8′ wide x 11′ long x 7.5′ high at apex
- Foundation: Single-axle trailer (stationary placement)
- Insulation: R-20 fiberglass throughout
- Roofing: Corrugated metal
- Exterior: Cedar shingle siding
- Interior: Pine shiplap walls
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