This is Vincent the House Truck by HouseBox in Southwest England.
It was built for a customer, Imogen, who shared a testimony on the HouseBox website:
I love my truck conversion – there’s so much attention to detail & it’s really tailor made, from the snake tank for my corn snake to the fox door-knocker. I was consulted throughout the whole process & really enjoyed being able to pick out the exact look i wanted, from the hinges to the brass kitchen sink. I’ve never loved living anywhere as much as my House-Box & have had so many compliments on it – a security man at Glastonbury Festival called it the prettiest truck he’d ever seen!
It really is a beautiful build! You can take a video tour to get all the details about the inside and find the builder’s contact information on the last page.
The solar powered pod called the Innovation Pod is a modular structure that can be configured to different shapes, sizes, and purposes: Like a tiny house, coach house, mobile office, art gallery, food truck, and more.
This pod prototype was built and designed by Ottawa’s prototypeD, and is currently operated by MadeMill as a mobile digital media lab.
It’s unique curved roof was built with corrugated metal and the pod is powered with 3kW of solar power feeding into an 11kWh battery bank.
If you are interested in purchasing the home, you can submit a sealed bid until 4 p.m. on June 15. See below for contact information and read the rest of the story on The Gazette.
Jordan from Earthship PEI (Prince Edward Island, Canada) shares great tips and advice on how to build a stunning earthship-style home using recycled tires and earthen plaster made from clay, sand, and straw. He built this beautiful green building with a ton of help from his girlfriend and friends.
I think you’ll enjoy this TEDx Talk with Zack Giffin of Tiny House Nation because he shares how tiny homes can be a tool for people to use to gain financial freedom (and more).
Nicky and Judy decided that a tiny house on wheels would be the ideal solution for the next stage in their lives: retirement. The low cost of living a minimalist lifestyle in 175 square feet allows Nicky to work less (Judy is already retired), and it allows them to enjoy living in their dream home with the option of moving to a new location if they desire. The couple’s tiny house, which they call “Tiny” for short, was built by Matt from Howling Dog Construction in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Last week we showed you Helga, a gorgeous handcrafted horsebox conversion by HouseBox.
Today we bring you House-Box One, the very first house truck built as a home for Dean and Hannah, who have kept converting these trucks for others wanting to live tiny through their business, HouseBox. The name “HouseBox” is just a clever spin on the UK English term for a horse transportation vehicle: “horsebox.” But now instead of moving equines, it’s housing humans!
Take a video tour of the home and get more information about HouseBox below.
This is a 399 Sq. Ft. Park Model Tiny House by Green River Log Cabins in South Carolina.
The great house includes ground-floor sleeping for up to four with a master bedroom a bunk-bed corner for kids. There’s also a loft. Enjoy the pictures!
This is La Petite Maison Tiny House Airbnb rental in Portland, Oregon!
The cozy vacation property features an outdoor living area decorated with beautiful bulb lights, two loft bedrooms with queen-sized sleeping arrangements and a wonderful sectional sofa for relaxing with friends, family or the love the of your life! The fully-stocked kitchen allows for in-house cooking, and the sink is just about as beautiful as it gets. Enjoy the pictures and book your stay via Airbnb!
