This is Michelle and her van, Carl, named after the man who sold her the vehicle.
Michelle (@michelle.lawrencee) and her dad transformed her van in just about three months into a super-cozy home that she’s taken around the West Coast. After a variety of jobs/gigs that have funded her travels, Michelle is launching her freelance photography (@michellelawrencephotography) business this year.
Enjoy the photo tour of her van below and be sure to read our Q&A with Michelle about her vanlife at the end of the post!
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Retro Vanlife in California (During Quarantine)
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Last week we showed you the super unique Haaks Opperland Campervan that unfolds off the back of a tiny flatbed truck, but our reader James D. did some great sleuthing on the Haaks website and shared that the company also sells tiny homes with no truck that are much more affordable.
This “Wilg” model sleeps two and comes in at about 192 sq. ft. The list price is € 36.450,80, or about $40,000. This is a really neat modular home that has a lot of potential. It can also be made fully off-grid (for additional money, of course). Want one? If you’re willing to pay the international shipping you can contact the company here.
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$40K Modular Tiny House: No Loft!
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What makes Miranda’s Tiny House on Wheels so special? She and her mom built it as a public art project with the help of more than 50 volunteers! It took them one year of weekends to complete the build.
But what makes it even cooler? Nearly everything in the house is a work of art — from the ceramic dishes to the toilet paper holder! You’ll love the folding staircase, and the hideaway antique dining table that seats up to four dinner guests.
Miranda also happens to run the Massachusetts Tiny House Festival, which is currently still scheduled for October 17th & 18th this year! Jenna of Tiny House Giant Journey did an awesome video tour/interview with Miranda that you’ll want to watch below to get all the details.
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Miranda’s Tiny House Art Project
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Designers, artists and environmentalists Geoff and Rose spent two years taking this 1988 Motorhome and transforming into an eco-friendly and incredibly cozy tiny house!
While the truck still runs they don’t intend to travel in it, but rather have it parked on a 200 acre farm in rural Ontario (they even have their own chickens). Neither Geoff nor Rose have building experience, so they learned as they went and carefully researched everything. They even insulated the whole home with wool they cleaned themselves! Woah.
We got the chance to do a Q&A with Geoff which you can read below the photo tour. They documented the entire build from start to finish on Instagram (@woollymammothtiny) so be sure to follow them to get even more details.
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Couple’s Wooly-Mammoth Motorhome Cabin
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This is to let you know that TinyHouse.com is hosting their first online tiny house event from April 24-25, 2020! That means if you haven’t been able to attend tiny house events in the past due to finances or work commitments or missing an event because of the pandemic, this is your chance to hear from all the biggest names in the tiny house world…
You get to hear from more than 20 speakers including Dee Williams, Zack Giffin, David Latimer, Tyson Spiess, Ethan Waldman, and Jenna Spesard. These are all amazingly influential folks in the tiny house world, some of whom I’ve met and correspond with regularly, and you don’t want to miss this opportunity.
Topics include “Living in a Tiny Home” (from Zack, who has lived in his THOW for 6 years),”Tidying Tips & Tricks” from a certified Master KonMari Consultant, and the very helpful “How to Design Your Tiny Home.”
You’ll get more than 12 hours of tiny house content, and 3 virtual tiny home tours for the low price of $10 (if you register now — this is early bird pricing!). If you miss out on the early bird, the price jumps to $50. So basically, head over here right now and get your ticket.
Online Tiny House Event April 24-25 With The Biggest Names in Tiny!
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This is the Countryside Tiny House on Wheels by 84 Tiny Living.
It’s a 203 square feet tiny home with bamboo floors inside. It also features a 32″ closet, Nature’s Head composting toilet, unique cathedral ceilings, dining table/desk, built-in couch, and more. See it for yourself below and let me know what you think in the comments. Could you see yourself living in a tiny house like this?
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203 Square Foot Countryside Tiny House by 84 Tiny Living
Images © 84 Lumber Tiny Living
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I think we all need some good news in our inboxes during this pandemic, so here it is: The San Jose, California City Council went through the first reading of an ordinance that would classify Movable Tiny Homes as ADUs!
According to the Tiny Home Industry Association, it has to go through another reading and would then become law by the end of May! Once these THOWs are recognized as ADUs, it makes it much easier to find a spot to legally park them. Hopefully this legislation will pave the way for more cities across the country follow suit, and therefore make tiny living more accessible long-term. To read more about the legislation, click here.
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San Jose Considering Passing Ordinance To Help Legalize Tiny Houses on Wheels As ADU’s
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Meet Mollie and her adorable tiny house on wheels. She lives with her two adopted dogs in her THOW in Teton Valley, Idaho.
She just moved in at the end of February, and has lots of time to enjoy decorating and making it home due to the shelter-in-place order! She plans to add metal skirting and a deck to the home once the weather warms up.
Enjoy the photo tour of her great home and be sure to check out the Q&A we had with her at the end of the post!
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She’s Living Tiny With Two Dogs in Teton Valley, Idaho
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The 2020 Tiny House Bundle is here, and it couldn’t have come at a better time. Being stuck at home in quarantine, we could all use a muse!
This year’s bundle features 20 expert contributors and $2,175 worth of tiny house-related products for only $49. What’s the catch? It’s a once-in-a-lifetime deal and it ends forever Saturday, April 18th, 2020 at Noon EST. It’s like getting 95% discount on all 20+ products. You honestly get so much, it would be hard to get through it all in one year, and the pricetag is easily worth it in tiny house plans alone. But if you used all of it, it would almost be like going to tiny house college!
Courses and products include a DIY tiny house build e-workshop with Andrew Morrison, Dowsizing31 with Brenda Mason, How to Design Your Own Custom Tiny House with Jake and Kiva, Remote Work for Nomads with Kristin Hanes, FullTime RV Travel eCourse with Macy Miller, Your Message Here by Andrew Odom, 12 Issues of the Tiny House Magazine, 7 tiny house plans, and more. For the complete list of what’s included click and purchase here using our affiliate link.
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8 Tiny House Courses, 6 eBooks, 12 Tiny House Magazine Issues, and 7 Tiny House Plans Worth $2,175 for only $49 – Ends on 4/18 (Saturday)
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