Mark had been doing van life for years when he met Marina and ended up moving into a house with her. Eventually, both of them were ready to get back on the road! So they built out a van, then another van, and eventually this incredible box truck that doubles as party central when it gets dark.
Despite the wild nighttime vibe, it’s very calm and cozy on the inside with big cushy couches, an elevator bed, and a luxurious shower. They call it The WanderBox, and it’s one of the most creative box truck conversions we’ve seen.
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$20K Build with Smart Storage Solutions
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You might remember this tour of Lauren & Daniel’s 2021 Airstream Classic before they welcomed baby Dash into the world. Now that they’re parents, their RV life has made some adjustments. They dedicated part of the living space and two cabinets to a nursery.
Additionally, they are taking travel much slower — and boondocking less — in order to keep Dash’s bassinet hooked up to electricity. But one thing that hasn’t changed is their incredible organization! Everything in their luxury Airstream has a home — and it’s labeled.
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Check Out This Meticulously-Organized RV!
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Jess & Shawn wanted to get into #vanlife to make it easier to chase their rock climbing dreams. It took a bit of convincing for Jess to see herself living in a van, but with the promise of a giant closet and lots of Pinterest inspiration, she got on board.
Their bus features an awesome accent wall made from recycled fencing that hides their bathroom (and toiletry clutter), as well as a 3-burner stove and oven with a strategically-placed faucet that doubles as a pot-filler! Their Murphy bed allows them to easily transform the back of the van from “day mode” to bedtime. What do you think?
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Rock Climbers’ ProMaster Van Life
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Despite having a successful career, Brenda found herself homeless some years ago while trying to take care of her aging mother. A tiny house was a perfect solution to her predicament — until it wasn’t. Not long after buying her first THOW, it crashed on its way to Oregon and was largely demolished.
But Brenda got back up! She salvaged what she could, and ended up with a larger tiny home that makes sense for her “not minimalist” lifestyle. Now she’s been living at the Tiny Tranquility tiny house community for three years, and she loves her life and little home.
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“Not A Minimalist” Living Tiny in Community
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Mark and Mona’s custom tiny house shows that you don’t have to give up what you love to go tiny! They are big Disney fans and collectors, and managed to design their THOW around all-things-magical, including a Mickey kitchen, Dopey bedroom, and Winnie the Pooh bathroom.
But the house isn’t just aesthetically cool — it’s super functional with a first-floor bedroom, spacious bathroom with a large tub, and even a gaming den and spare bedroom in the lofts. What’s your favorite part of this home?
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Forever Tiny Homes Creates Custom Disney Home
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This is an Escape eOne tiny house! It’s the all-electric version of their popular Escape ONE tiny house.
The floor plan is slightly different than the original ONE with a large back loft, larger kitchen, and larger storage area. This tiny house is perfect for living tiny, setting up a vacation rental, guest house, office, or personal space.
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Escape eOne Tiny House with a Large Kitchen
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This 40-foot shipping container home from Tiny Home P.S. in Michigan features a ground-floor bedroom, spacious bathroom with freestanding soaking tub, galley kitchen with dishwasher and butcher block countertops, and a central living room. The linear layout maximizes the container’s length with the bedroom at one end, living/dining in the center, kitchen along one wall, and the bathroom at the opposite end. The home includes mini-split heating and cooling in each room, a 100-amp electric panel pre-wired for a hot tub, and functional back doors that open to extend the living space. Listed at $88,000 with delivery available within 1,000-1,200 miles.
40-Foot Container Home Exterior
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Looking for a unique tiny home design? The Pequeno plans by Uber Tiny Homes offer a fun layout that includes a standing platform next to the queen-sized bed and a loft office where you can work in peace.
There’s a compact but comfortable bathroom with a shower stall, and the galley kitchen makes room for an oven. Invite friends over to eat at your U-shaped dinette! You can buy the plans for $100 over here.
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19 x 8 Tiny Home Plans w/ U-Shaped Dining
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After a divorce, Bradley was looking for “Plan B” — how could he comfortably sustain himself for the next 20 years? He started looking for a Toyota Sun Raider and found a 1982 fiberglass shell that needed a total overhaul.
Wanting to off-road, he needed to upgrade the tires, engine, and shocks to make it happen! He added special bars to hold up his hammock in the front of the truck, and in the back, he added additional exterior storage. What do you think of his set-up?
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Man & His Pup In Colorful Overlanding Rig
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