As a former mom of two-under-two, I’m incredibly impressed that Ben and Mia managed to buy and convert this school bus into their full-time home while juggling a baby and barely-toddler! They actually first built a tiny house while living in Sweden (where Mia is from), before moving stateside and choosing a skoolie conversion.
Ben says the school bus was more fun to work on, overall, and they’ve made it an awesome home. Inside you’ll find bunks for both kiddos, a shower with tub, safe hookups for the kids’ car seats, and an impressively pared-down toy collection for the children. All in all, they spent $11,000 on the bus, and another $11,000 on the conversion.
Check out their awesome botanical decor and get all the solar array details in the video tour with Jenna from Tiny House Giant Journey below.
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Family with Two-Under-Two Travel the US in their Skoolie
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This enchanting treehouse sits suspended between two cypress trees overlooking an emerald river. As the name “Chapelle” would suggest, this vacation spot is inspired by a church or chapel, with twin cathedral-style windows and oodles of (electric) candles as decor.
The inside feels ethereal and romantic, with burgundy accents and ornate finishes. The main room has high ceilings, seating overlooking the river, and a lovely table. There’s a large bathroom complete with both a walk-in shower and a clawfoot tub, as well as a bedroom fit for a royal couple.
If the weather cooperates, visitors can enjoy coffee on one of the twin decks. You can learn more about the builder here, or book a stay in the treehouse here.
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This Ornate Treehouse Overlooks an Emerald River, Built on Twin Cypress Trees
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There’s nothing like trees to make you feel both small and amazed! This 800-year-old Cypress tree is home to a stunning treehouse, the Bibliotheque. It’s inspired by an old library and has a gas fireplace, leather chairs, and twinkle lights to complete the look.
While a true bibliophile might need more bookcases, this is still a wonderful retreat for book-lovers! There’s a queen-sized bed in the middle of the home, as well as a luxurious bathroom with a walk-in shower, and a cozy seating area. Please enjoy and learn more below and remember that if you ever wanted, you can book your stay over at Treehouse Utopia.
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Book-Lovers’ Treehouse in Texas!
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This is the story of Anthony Davies’ basic summer cottage re-build. It’s a 450-sq.-ft. tiny home that was originally built without water or electricity in Vilnius, Lithuania, but all of that is about to change with a big make-over adding electricity and water to the cottage.
Believe it or not, this tiny house has been used by the family for 4 generations. Talk about using what you have! How awesome is that? I don’t know about you, but I love family history being commemorated in this way. It’s really special. Anyway, please scroll to enjoy and learn more about this wonderful little cottage story.
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450-sq.-ft. Small House, Used For 4 Generations
© Anthony Davies
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This is a beautiful 34-ft. family tiny home originally built by Tiny Heirloom back in January of 2018 that’s available for sale right now. Who knows, it could be the perfect tiny house, and it’s already built for you!
It’s RVIA certified, weighs 17,500 lbs dry, and has too many features to tell you about here, so we’ll just show you (please scroll below to enjoy and learn more).
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They’re Selling This Custom 34-ft. Tiny Home on Wheels (Sold)
Images © Allison Shea
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This is the story of Brother Paul Wright’s teeny tiny house that was built for just around $100 over in Dothan, Alabama.
You see, Paul has been building tiny little structures like this ever since he can remember, using wood and even cardboard as a kid to build temporary forts. So now, Paul is bringing that childhood energy to this little project so that they can have a travel trailer tiny house as well as a micro guest house on their property. How cool is that? Enjoy the full story and tour below (with more photos coming soon, too, hopefully)!
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A Tiny House Built For Only $100…!
© Bro. Paul Wright
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I love grain silo homes! What a neat way to repurpose an old structure; and it’s round which makes it even niftier!
Off the front of the silo, you’ll find a lovely porch overlooking the secluded woods/countryside. Inside you’ll walk into the open-concept living/dining/kitchen area, with all the conveniences of home (minus an oven). There’s a bathroom with a luxurious tiled shower, as well as a queen-sized bed with gorgeous views accessible via a fun floating staircase.
This silo was self-built by the owners and took about 5 months to complete. You can rent it on Airbnb here.
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Vacation in One of Tennessee’s Grain Silo Homes!
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Earthships are such a neat buildlings! As the owner of this one writes, this is “a totally off grid house that catches its own rain water, generates its own electricity and stays at a steady 72 degrees all year round without the use of any fuel or electricity what-so-ever.” Can’t complain about that!
Inside the home you’ll find a studio set up, with a queen bed, television and chairs on one side, and a fully-functional kitchen on the other side, complete with a large oven and refrigerator. The bathroom has all the luxuries of home, including a flush toilet and a shower/tub.
You can book this awesome spot on Airbnb here.
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This Home Stays 72 Degrees Year-Round with No Heat or A/C!
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Not sure about you, but I’ve always dreamed of having a little log cabin tucked in the woods — well, here’s your chance! This 160 square foot cabin was Amish-built and used as an Airbnb rental for the last 5 years.
The one bedroom cabin features a queen bed (with full bed bunk above it), a bathroom with composting toilet, and an area for a mini kitchenette. It’s all solid wood, a mix of Eastern Pine and Cedar, which is sure to smell lovely.
The best part? If you live within 200 miles of Cape May Court House, NJ, the delivery is completely free! (Note: the addition of full off-grid capacities is an additional $4K). Contact the seller and ask questions here.
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160 Sq. Ft. Tiny Cabin in NJ for $28K
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