Amanda and Owen were planning to get married and take an 8-month-long honeymoon backpacking. They had been saving for years, but when 2020 hit, they had to pivot. So they decided on a bus conversion! The couple ended up splurging on this particular bus because it had a solid engine.
The resulting bus is absolutely lovely, with a large shower, oven and sink, beautiful pine ceilings and walls, and even a green velvet couch. They chose a residential door for the front and kept the original bus windows. Tell us what you think.
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Pine-Clad Skoolie for Couple & Their Dog
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I really love how this professional van conversion by Recycle Inn does away with the “traditional” layouts for van builds and really mixes things up! The main portion of the van has a modular couch that becomes the bed and hugs a table for food/work needs.
But the real showstopper is the kitchen in the garage area! Instead of cooking cramped inside 70-or-so square feet, you can really spread out with the doors open. I have to imagine it helps somewhat with van smells, as well. What do you think of this design?
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Modular Couch System w/ Tons of Layout Choices
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Colter was dreaming of land and homeownership someday. At first, he thought the only way to get there was to keep renting until he had saved enough. But then he got on the tiny house bandwagon! That way he could have an asset, avoid high rents and live tiny while saving up to find land. Eventually, he hopes to build on the land after living on it in his tiny home first.
He spent a lot of time thinking about just what he wanted in a tiny house and made a list to share with his builder. The home fits his lifestyle and preferences perfectly, which makes it easy for him to live tiny and build his future. What do you think?
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His Beetle-Kill Pine Tiny Home with Stand Up Loft
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Tiny Haven is a tiny home and glamping retreat center outside of Harpers Ferry, West Virginia.
The 10-acre property features two modern-farmhouse tiny homes, two renovated vintage airstreams, a stargazing glamping dome, and two glamping tents. Guests can enjoy hiking and biking trails, wineries, breweries, and river activities nearby. Learn more below!
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Find Your Tiny Haven Between Two Tiny Homes, Two Airstreams, a Stargazing Dome, and Tents
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Yesterday, we showed you the very first van conversion by Recycle Inn, and today we want to show off their most recent creation! You can see how much their carpentry skills have improved since their first conversion, but how the warmth of their style still comes through.
This Mercedes Sprinter L2H3 was converted for a couple planning on traveling around Europe. It has a modular shower design that sets up in the center of the van, a hidden toilet, and a beautiful mosaic backsplash around the sink. What do you think?
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Mercedes Sprinter L2H3 Has a Modular Shower
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Have you ever considered putting your tiny house on Airbnb, but weren’t sure about the logistics such as insurance, location, and what guests are looking for? Ethan Waldman, who built his own tiny home in 2012 and lived in it for years before putting it on Airbnb, shares his experiences in his podcast episode here.
He had to move the tiny house to a new lot in order to start renting it out in May, but within a couple of days, he already had his first visitor! Check out the tiny house below and tune into the podcast to learn how you could do the same thing.
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Ethan has had his Tiny House on Airbnb Since May
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Get excited for Issue #116 of the Tiny House Magazine! This issue is packed full of awesome information on everything from adventuring cats to producing income from your tiny house to living tiny in an expensive city. You’ll even get tips and tricks on designing a tiny home for healing — sounds lovely!
Get your digital download today!
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Plus Designing a Healing Home & Living in an Expensive City
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Colin and Ashley owned several vans and box trucks, but never finished building them out. Eventually, they landed on this 1999 Bluebird and after 2.5 years of renovations, were ready to move in with their son Zephyr. The beautiful bus has so much attention to detail!
They have a large sink for bathing their toddler, a DIY composting toilet, and a shower room with a roof raise. But one of the most special features is the crib wall! Instead of typical “bars,” the couple created a custom piece of woodwork to keep their son safe. What do you think?
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Split Bathroom, Raised Wood Stove & Big Kitchen
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Ever wondered what it takes to turn a pile of recycled materials into a cozy home on wheels? Meet the inspiring couple who brought “Woody” to life, their first eco-friendly van build, and discover how this adventure sparked a passion for transforming vans into sustainable living spaces.
Join us as we take you on a photo tour of Woody and explore the couple’s journey into the world of recycled van conversions—it’s a ride you won’t want to miss!
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Building Dreams: 15 Vans Crafted from Recycled Materials
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