Rita does amazing paintings and murals as she travels the country in her pig-pink bus named “Wilbur” (like from “Charlotte’s Web”). What’s extra impressive is that she only spent $9,000 on the entire bus and build to create a warm, homey and functional rig.
A large section of her bus is dedicated to her art studio and supplies, but she still has space for a kitchen and couch-to-bed setup. While she built a shower in the bus, she quickly realized it was impractical and transformed it into a closet with a portable emergency toilet in the base.
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Pig-Pink 2001 Ford Shuttle Bus Exterior
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This new construction THOW is 146 sq. ft. and has a loft bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom and a little space for a recliner or other comfy living room chair. It features a moody aesthetic, with dark turquoise walls and dark wood on the floors and ceilings.
At just 16 ft by 8 ft, it’s easy to transport and totally road legal. The bathroom has fun copper-colored tiles in the shower stall and a flush toilet (no composting!). It’s available in San Diego, CA.
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Short THOW w/ Moody Aesthetic: Available Now
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You might think a family of 7 would try out tiny living for a few months and discover it just doesn’t work, but that wasn’t the case for this family! They’ve been on the road now in two different RVs for more than 3 years.
They renovated their current 370-square-foot rig to work for their family by adding a full-size oven, giant island and extra coat and shoe storage. The bunk room sleeps their four older kids, while the youngest has the couch-to-bed when he’s not crashing with Mom & Dad. What do you think of their setup?
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They Flip RVs While Traveling the Country!
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It’s been a while since we’ve featured an Earthship home here, and it’s so exciting to see yet another version of these incredible, innovative, and eco-friendly homes built primarily with tires and packed dirt. Amy fell in love with the concept after volunteering to build a school out of sand-packed soda bottles and learning more about alternative building methods.
She took a hands-on course in New Mexico and then brought her skills back to Australia, where she teamed up with Martin Freney of Earthship Eco Homes — and many friends and volunteers — to build her very own 1,400-square-foot dwelling. While not “tiny,” her small home shows how trash can literally become treasure in the form of a warm and inviting home.
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Off-Grid Sustainable Home Built w/ Tires!
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This professionally-built van by Boho.Life showcases what’s possible when expert craftsmanship meets thoughtful design. Zephyr includes an indoor bathroom that takes up just over 4 square feet! A toilet hides in the cube that can then transform into a shower basin. It’s a clever solution for full bathroom functionality in a compact space.
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Parker and Isabelle wanted to do something different, and none of the rigs they could find really fit their needs — so they went wild and took a military truck base, a shelter pod and a whole lot of ingenuity to create a massive overlanding vehicle home that can fit all their outdoor toys and go just about anywhere.
With 400-lb tires, this truck is no joke. Parker renovated the cab to look like an airplane cockpit, and they have multiple cranes on the rig to make it easy to lower down heavy toys and the spare tire. Plus, it’s now for sale if you want it for yourself!
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This Rig Has a Crane for The 400 Lb Spare Tire!
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The Kokomo van went on just one expedition before the owners got a difficult medical diagnosis and now need to sell it. Nearly brand new, it was professionally built by Boho.Life. The buyer can pick it up in Sebastopol, California.
The van has both a fixed bed and a dinette with seating for two. A table rolls out from under the bed when needed. The interior and cabinets are all a beautiful red cedar, and there’s a built-in two-burner propane stove, hidden potty and an outdoor shower.
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Granite Crystal Metallic Promaster 2500 High Roof For Sale
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Geodesic domes are such a fun architectural design, and this beautiful one in Michigan is no different. Located at Silver Birch Resort, the number of trees will make you feel like you’re the only one in the area. The dome itself houses a handcrafted bed and a living room space, while the next-door tiny house has a kitchen and full bathroom.
The massive deck connects the two structures, and there’s an outdoor soaking tub with a privacy fence. A fire pit and hammock finish off the fun vacation spot. Would you ever live in a dome home?
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Dome Home w/ Additional Kitchen & Bath House
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Sherry and Andres wanted a way to travel down to Costa Rica to Sherry’s home and family there, so they renovated a 1991 Toyota Dolphin to meet their needs. Lockdown ended up halting their plans for international travel, so they traveled domestically for a while instead!
Their rig has a memory foam mattress above the cab, and a dinette that becomes a second bed for guests and can sit up to four for dinner. Sherry was reluctant to try vanlife without a shower, so they have a nice bathroom in the back of the rig. What do you think?
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Their Campervan Sleeps Up to Four
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