Craig and Tanya are enjoying their midlife years in their Sprinter van conversion. They have a unique cork ceiling and fabric-covered plywood panels to absorb lots of sound inside the van.
They didn’t want to tear down and put up a bed, so they have a stationary one, as well as a convertible couch/eating area. Bamboo cabinets and multiple cooking options keep their kitchen set-up dynamic. What do you think?
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Double Swivel Chairs, Pop-Up Counters & Hidden Potty
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Rodney and Marcel transformed a shed kit into a beautiful 24′ x 24′ cabin in Alaska, complete with a 10′ x 24′ covered front porch and two queen-sized bedrooms. Their project demonstrates how shed kits can serve as the foundation for a fully functional small home.
The bedrooms and full bathroom span the back of the home, while the front features an open great room combining living and kitchen spaces—a layout designed for both daily living and entertaining guests.
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Two-Bedroom Shed-to-Cabin Conversion
The exterior shows the classic shed-style roofline that gives these conversions their characteristic look. Starting with a kit provides the basic structure, but the finishing work transforms it into a true home.
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Would you sell your 3,000-square-foot home to move into an RV with your three teenagers? Well, that’s what the Smith family did — four years ago! And they’re still going strong, visiting as many National Parks as possible and gathering Junior Ranger badges along the way.
Their Class A Motorhome has all the bells and whistles including an induction cooktop, multiple televisions, TWO bathrooms, a dishwasher, and a stacking washer and dryer unit! Enjoy the video tour below.
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Family of 5 Has Been Living Tiny for 4 Years
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Nicole and her family lost their 2,000 sq. ft. home in California in a fire. When they found out they were $500K underinsured, they decided to pivot and purchase three tiny homes instead of rebuilding. They get to stay on their land and have adjusted well to tiny living.
Her two older sons use the 250 sq. ft. homes when they are around, and otherwise, the homes are used as a big living room and an office. Enjoy the photo tour and make sure to read our Q&A with Nicole!
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They Rebuilt With Three ESCAPE Tiny Homes
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This was a slightly used ESCAPE ONE that had been comprehensively refreshed before resale — all new metal siding and roof, new windows, blinds, and front door, and a new kitchen. That matters more than it sounds: siding, roof, and windows are the expensive, disruptive items on any older THOW, so a unit that has had all three replaced is effectively starting its weathering clock again.
The ONE’s layout is its selling point. Twin lofts sit above a galley kitchen and a living area dominated by a large panorama window, with a staircase — not a ladder — up to the main bedroom loft. Plenty of opening windows, a high-efficiency A/C heat pump, a new water heater, and USB outlets round it out.
Editor’s note: this refurbished ONE was listed at $69,770, some $26K below regular price, at the end of 2022, and it has sold. The ONE remains in ESCAPE’s lineup — current listings are linked below.
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Inside a Refurbished Escape ONE
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This 13-foot tiny house was designed as an office for a health professional, and I can hardly think of a more lovely spot to have an office visit! There’s a comfortable bench for patients, a consultation desk with sleek chairs, and even a 3/4 bathroom with a shower.
A mini wood-burning stove provides warmth during the cooler weather, and a number of windows allow beautiful natural light indoors. Would you like to be a patient here?
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A Baluchon-Built 13 Ft. Mobile Office
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We’ve recently seen many wonderful, functional tiny homes right around that 30-foot length. It seems to be just long enough to allow for a bed on the first floor while still including living room, kitchen, and bathroom space.
There’s a small loft that would work great for storage and a lovely ceiling fan! The bathroom has space for laundry hookups along with a shower stall and residential toilet. It’s for sale in Utah — what do you think of this layout?
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Studio-Style Tiny House on Wheels for Sale
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Luanne was looking for a way to retire comfortably, and living in a tiny house built by Incredible Tiny Homes in one of their communities provided her with that opportunity. She has a custom-built home on a lovely wooded lot that meets all her needs.
Even as a retiree, she chose a loft bedroom with stairs. It’s surprisingly open and spacious, but she also has a daybed/couch in her living room should she ever need a first-floor sleeping space. Enjoy the tour below.
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Beautiful Tiny Home Decorated for Christmas
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Love single-level tiny homes? Then container homes are a great option! This one utilizes a Murphy bed to maximize space inside the 20-foot-long container.
Built by Far Out Tiny Homes, it’s a great custom build with a tiled shower, compact kitchen, and neat under-counter hanging storage. Would you like a container?
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One-Level 160 Sq Ft Tiny House
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