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Welcome back, tiny house enthusiasts! Today, we have an extraordinary gem to share with you: ‘The Schooner,’ a remarkable 200 sq. ft. tiny house on wheels located in Walnut Creek, CA.

Designed by the talented Brian Crabb of Viva Collectiv and skillfully built by Total Property Solutions, this tiny house offers more than meets the eye. Prepare to be amazed by its ingenious design and the hidden treasure it boasts—a magnificent rooftop deck! Join us as we delve into the captivating details of this tiny dwelling that redefines the possibilities of small-space living.

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This Tiny House Also Has An Awesome Bath Tub!

200 Sq Ft Tiny House with Roof Deck

Photos via Viva Collectiv

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This is to let you know that an amazing New Frontier Tiny Home on Wheels will be showcased on Tiny House, Big Living tonight at 8pm CDT on the DIY Network. It’s called the Escher Tiny Home. Enjoy!

This New Frontier Tiny House on Tiny House, Big Living Tonight!

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This is the story of a man named Fernando Abellanas, a Spanish plumber turned furniture and lighting designer, who built a secret studio under a bridge in Spain. Wow. Location remains undisclosed. Enjoy!

Spanish Plumber Builds a Secret Studio Under a Bridge

Photos via YouTube/Dezeen

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This is the 180 Sq. Ft. Create Contentment Tiny Home on Wheels.

The couple and their dog have been living in it for the last two years and they designed and built it with the help of Tiny Home Builders, Tiny House Build and Minim Homes. Enjoy!

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Couple Living in a 180 Sq. Ft. Tiny House on Wheels

Couple Create Contentment with 180 Sq. Ft. Tiny House

Photo Credit: Austin Thompson

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Tucked away amidst breathtaking mountaintop views lies The Ohana, a one-of-a-kind tiny home that effortlessly marries modern design with the beauty of nature.

Conceived by Brian Crabb of Viva Collectiv, this innovative creation consists of two 24-foot tiny homes connected by a gorgeous sunroom deck. With fresh landscaping and garden beds cleverly disguising the trailer hitches, The Ohana stands as a testament to the potential of tiny home living.

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Redefining Tiny Living: The Ohana’s Innovative Dual-Unit Design With Connecting Sunroom

Two 24 Tiny Houses Connected by Sunroom

Photos via Viva Collectiv

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This is a 238 sq. ft. modern tiny house in Chicago, IL.

It’s designed by Brian Crabb of Viva Collectiv.

Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!

238 Sq. Ft. Modern Tiny House on Wheels

Photo credit: Viva Collectiv

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This is a 206 sq. ft. tiny house located in the Netherlands.

It was designed and built by high-school teacher, Remco Stadhouders, who had no prior experience building.

Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!

206 Sq. Ft. Tiny House Wheels Built by High School Teacher

206 Sq. Ft. Tiny House Built by High-School Teacher

Photo credit: Remco Stadhouders

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This is JYDOG’s 17′ Ford E350 Box Truck to Campervan Conversion.

I finally feel I have gotten to the point in constructing my 2006 E350 Box Campervan where I can give you a tour. It’s not done but close enough for me to share my progress so far. Beware this is a long video 50min.1

Man’s DIY 17′ Ford E350 Box Truck to Campervan Conversion

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This is the Damselfly Tiny House on Wheels by Zyl Vardos. Enjoy the video tour and learn more about this tiny home below. Thanks!

The Damselfly Tiny House on Wheels (Video Tour)

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