Lorna & Nick had made it in life — they grew up in “not so great” neighborhoods and were now owners of a massive 4,000 square foot home — but something was missing. When Lorna came across nomadic tiny living on YouTube, she started trying to convince Nick this was the right life choice.
Three years later, they have no regrets about moving into a 43-foot RV! They did lots of renovations to the interior to make it functional for a family of 6, including overhauling the kitchen with a huge countertop and full-sized appliances. Enjoy the tour below.
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Is This The Best RV Kitchen Ever?
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Do you remember Cameron, the architect behind the awesome shipping-container-home-over-a-stream? Well, he’s back at it with a more traditional tiny house build — a custom tiny house on wheels!
This tiny house features a traditional loft bedroom with a lot of headroom thanks to the unique roof pitch. There’s also a cool bathroom with a toilet that rolls into a cabinet when not needed. You can buy this now for just $79,900 in Rhode Island.
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235 Sq. Ft. Tiny House on Wheels with Generous Kitchen Space
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Josh and Emily both had remote jobs in the engineering field, so there was nothing holding them back from pursing a nomadic life! They chose a skoolie conversion to allow them to truly customize their rig — and with their engineering experience — they built one of the most incredible buses we’ve seen so far!
A roof raise allowed for ample headspace and enabled them to lift the floors in the back of the bus for more in-floor storage. But it’s their food storage and organization that will make your jaw drop! Everything fits in beautiful glass jars. They even fit two office spaces in the rig — at opposite ends — so they wouldn’t bother each other while working from home. Enjoy the tour below!
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Engineers Build Out A Brilliant Bus Conversion
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Mariajose, Chase, & their baby daughter Isla all live in this awesome sprinter van. Before they had a baby, the couple had lived nomadically for four years — first in a skoolie and then in a van. Some people thought they’d settle down after having a child, but instead they’re working on renovating the van to meet the needs of their expanding family.
In the video below, you can see their van pre-renovation. The neatest feature in their rig is the Murphy Bed, which is still pretty rare in vans on the whole. But they also have a bathroom (which they actually use) with real tile and a self-cleaning door. Let us know what you think!
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Their Amazing Van with a Murphy Bed Set-up
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Here’s some exciting news if you’re looking for a prefab cabin! A production facility for My Cabin is now manufacturing units in Waukegan, Il. The company was born in Latvia, but now it has come to North America, building units out of a 30,000-square-foot warehouse steps from Chicago!
They offer four different tiny homes, all under 500 square feet, which are built in their facility and then installed at your site. You can pick just one, or buy a set of them! They’re all made from luxury materials, so you’ll get a functional and gorgeous space. Learn more below.
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Mix & Match PreFab Cabins Delivered Anywhere
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It never ceases to amaze me how much more spacious a 10-foot-wide tiny house is in comparison to the 8-foot-wide standard size. You can really see that in this 31-foot-long gooseneck tiny home from MitchCraft!
This tiny home has it all — a super comfy built-in sectional couch with tons of storage, a U-shaped kitchen complete with a drawer dishwasher, and a bathroom with a huge stock tank soaking tub. Head up the steps to the gooseneck bedroom where there’s standing room next to a stacked washer and dryer, a big built-in closet, and a comfy bed.
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Stunning 10-foot-wide Gooseneck THOW
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Karson and Brendon were turning 30 and not ready to commit to a house or kids or pets like so many of their peers. So they decided to ditch their 9-5s and do something alternative — buy a shuttle bus and make it into their tiny home!
They have a great rig with a comfortable dinette (that can become a guest bed), a bathroom with a recirculating shower, and lots of counter space. Let us know what you like most about it in the comments.
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Booth-Style Dining Table & Recirculating Shower
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The Oaks is the second phase of the ESCAPE Tampa Bay Tiny House Village in Thonotosassa, Florida. This expansion features ESCAPE tiny houses on professionally landscaped lots surrounding a central green space. Units are available for purchase with leased lots, and the community offers gated access, underground utilities, and fiber optic internet.
ESCAPE Tiny Houses at The Oaks
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There’s a certain kind of getaway where you pull up to a place, take one look around, and immediately feel your shoulders drop. Fish Brook Farm in Liberty, New York, is exactly that. It’s a 65-acre property tucked into the Catskills with woods, fields, a creek running through it — and alpacas. The tiny cottage on the hill is about as simple and charming as it gets.
The cabin is a single-room structure with no plumbing, no loft, and just enough electricity to power a lamp and charge your phone. It’s glamping in the best sense of the word — stripped down to the essentials with a focus on the experience rather than the amenities. And with a 4.91-star rating from nearly 180 reviews on Airbnb, it’s clear that guests love the simplicity.
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A Tin-Roofed Cottage on the Hill
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