Mike was living his Wall Street life working in finance and running a million miles a minute. But then COVID sent him home, and he spent 150 days traveling the US in his car. That experience changed him, and he realized he couldn’t go back to “normal” life again.
So he ended up buying and building out a short bus — his Chevy Express 3500 — and decorated the interior with small-business finds from Etsy. One of the coolest features of his bus is the propane fire pit he can put on his roof-top deck so he can stay warm and cozy even during a fire ban. Pretty neat.
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He Left Wall Street to Live in His Skoolie
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“What would you do if you weren’t afraid?”
Tisha has those words written on the back of her custom Timberline Van that she uses to travel to wide-open and remote spaces. She loves talking to others and asking them that question, and it’s part of the coaching business she runs while on the road.
Inside her van, you’ll find a beautifully minimal interior, with a full-sized bed, pull-out table, and marine locks for all her cabinets. Enjoy the video below!
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One-of-a-kind Ceiling in this Adventure Rig
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This is a new tiny house build by Norkse Mikrohus in Norway.
It features a unique double glass door entry, a full kitchen, lounge, bathroom, and cozy sleeping loft with sky views. How’d you like getting to live in a tiny house like this?
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Tiny House on Wheels by Norske Mikrohus
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Here’s a vacation you can feel really great about. Book a stay in these 290 square feet Blockhouse studios, and you’ll know you’ve left a net-zero carbon footprint.
The Pacific Studios were designed sustainably, using reclaimed materials and more. Solar power gives you all the comforts of home, and there’s a Murphy bed to sleep on. Book your stay on Airbnb and check out the video tour below.
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Net-Zero Living in the Pacific Studios
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Greg and Ginger were maxing out on their vacation time every year, just waiting for their next adventure. Finally one day they decided they wanted to travel full-time! They purchased their ambulance sight-unseen while quarantined in Mexico, and then got to work doing a full 4×4 conversion.
They really figured out how to utilize every square inch of space in their build-out. Just wait until you see their hidden drying rack and storage compartment for dishes. Brilliant! They have a shower and toilet as well, and their electric bed slides out when it’s time to sleep or watch a movie.
All in all, they spent $59,000 on the ambulance and build-out. Enjoy Jenna’s tour of it below!
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Off-Roading Ambulance Build for $59K
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The fact that Cameron’s DIY container home sits over a stream is just the first of many unique features in this 125 square foot shipping container turned tiny house.
Inside you’ll find a electric bed lift over the living room, which allows you to transform the couch into a bed with the push of the button. But the real magic happens over in the bathroom, where the large closet actually pulls out of the shower when it’s time to wash up!
Watch this transforming house in action in Jenna’s tour below. While Cameron did live in it for a few months, he now rents it out on Airbnb while he builds another tiny house for himself.
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The Closet Pulls Out of the Shower in this Container Home!
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Eris was living in New York City and enjoyed her job and lifestyle, but when COVID hit, she lost her job, and she had to move back home to Colorado. It was there that she started camping again and getting back to nature, and the entire process started to heal her of a lot of stress she’d been carrying during her city life.
A friend recommended she jump into van life, and while she hesitated at first, Eris eventually purchased a van and built it out and has been on the road now for 7 months. Her van is awesome, with tons of basket storage for clothes and food!
She loves cooking, so she has an oven to bake in and oodles of spice storage. Enjoy her Tiny Home Tours interview below.
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Van w/ An Oven & Family Mementos
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It’s so nice to see old buildings getting new life instead of being torn down. This stunning barn — built of stone some 500 years ago — is now home to an office space and upstairs guest apartment which you can book on Airbnb.
The studio has all stone walls and features a double bed, sitting area with Moroccan ottomans, and a wet bath with a luxurious shower and a flush toilet.
Outside you’ll find beautiful gardens and a patio area to enjoy.
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Old English Barn Turned Guest Accommodations
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Ronald was looking for a UFO-inspired dwelling that he could use as an Airbnb on his property. He came across the “Futuro Homes,” originally designed by Matti Suuronen in 1968 as portable ski chalets. There are fewer than 60 still standing in the world, but Ronald managed to track one down and purchase it.
Transporting it and getting it set up on site wasn’t an inexpensive venture, but at this point Ronald has broken even and is now saving up to expand his futuristic glamping hub. “Area 55,” as he calls it, is overwhelmingly popular. He is booked out to December of 2022!
The UFO is an off-grid vacation, with an outdoor BBQ patio, a mobile bathroom (with flushing toilet) and an outdoor shower. Enjoy Jenna’s interview and tour with Ronald below.
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Area 55: Futuristic Tiny House Airbnb
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