This is a studio-style tiny house on wheels by Forever Tiny Homes.
It can easily be used as a micro-home, mini guest house, backyard office, she-shed, man cave, music studio, or whatever else you’re into. Check it out!
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For seven years this family had a successful gymnastics business they ran out of a bus — but when 2020 hit, they went out of business almost instantaneously. Savings kept them afloat through October 2020, when they realized they needed to do something if they wanted a home.
So despite the difficulties and stresses associated with losing their income, they made the best of it and converted their work bus into their skoolie home! Now the couple and their son (and dog) live full-time in the bus, which they converted using furniture from their home and other repurposed materials to save money.
You can follow them as they continue making lemonade over at @raisingkindnessadventures.
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Between Rom and Courtney they have 15 years of experience and 39 (you read that right) bus conversions under their belts. These awesome nomads enjoy the challenge of transforming buses into homes, so they’ve lived in a few as a couple, and then converted numerous others for folks seeking a skoolie.
Their business, “The Wrong Way Home,” offers design consultations, partial builds, and full builds. The work quickly and work onsite in order to get you your home asap. What’s especially neat is that Rom starts with your budget and then tries to work within that budget, seeing what he can offer you for what you can afford. Awesome!
Enjoy the video tour of their amazing Maxforce bus below, brought to us by Tiny Home Tours. Thanks, Allison!
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Audrey and Sam are scuba diving instructors who decided to convert a school bus into their home on wheels, called the “Octobus” because of their love of the sea.
They don’t have any specific plans or timelines — they are just savoring every moment and every day as they go! You’re sure to love the video tour by Tiny Home Tours below, and the interview with this great couple.
Enjoy!
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IKEA is giving away the ESCAPE tiny house they decorated through an online scavenger hunt on their Instagram.
The contest giveaway details are outlined on their website on how to register to win the tiny house on wheels. You have to go on an online scavenger hunt to find six secret letters to be able to submit an essay and enter to win. Sounds kind of fun, doesn’t it?
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This is the 24-ft. Forever Model Tiny House on Wheels by Forever Tiny Homes.
It features a storage staircase with a handrail to the loft, living area, kitchen, and bathroom. Check it out!
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This is a Mickey Mouse Themed Tiny House on Wheels by Forever Tiny Homes.
The couple had Forever Tiny Homes build their dream tiny home on wheels. What do you think?
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This is Sandy’s BEACH van conversion with a shower by YETIBUS Builds.
It’s built out of a Ford Transit 148″ wheelbase van with a kitchen, windows, Maxxfan, insulation, YETIBUS bed platform, a YETIBUS shower system, and a solar package with a 1500 watt inverter, 200 watt panel, and 200 amp hours of lithium battery storage. Check it out!
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Randy at Cheeky Monkey Tiny House just shared the latest version of their popular “Roomy Retreat” model, which they just delivered to a backyard in LA this week. The owners are going to rent it out.
The house features floating floors (ideal for hot weather locations) and many windows to let in natural light. For a pop of color, the client chose a purple door, sure to attract attention. This model has a unique split loft, where you can put the living room above and the guest bedroom nook below. What do you think?
Cheeky Monkey Tiny Houses was a unique and innovative tiny house builder known for its creative and affordable designs. Based in Palm Springs, California, the company specialized in crafting functional, stylish, and eco-friendly tiny homes that inspired people to embrace minimalist living. While Cheeky Monkey Tiny Houses is no longer in business, its legacy lives on through the tiny house movement and the community of homeowners it helped create. If you’re looking for current tiny house builders, check out our Tiny House Builders resource page.
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