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Nixie’s off-grid tiny house sits in a magical woodland setting overlooking a pond filled with lily pads and little creatures. Incredibly, her “remote” parking spot in rural Queensland is only 15 minutes from town, allowing her all the joys of nature while still having access to the conveniences of 2024. After a stint of skoolie life with a friend, Nixie realized she didn’t need all her stuff! So she decided to downsize.

She knew exactly what she wanted from a home, and that was a white, minimalist space with plenty of room for all her plants! Working with a builder, she was able to make her dreams come to life! Enjoy the tour of her sleek space below.

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Her Tiny Home w/ Microcement Floors & Countertops!

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Do you remember the Stella Ruby we showed off last week? Here’s another iteration of Teacup Tiny Home‘s popular Ruby layout, the Gaia. This THOW was built for a couple in New Brunswick, Canada, and despite the white shiplap interior, it’s filled with bold color! The customer chose stunning hunter green for all the cabinets in the home, giving the space a cozy, natural feel.

The exterior siding is a deep charcoal, complemented by a bright yellow door! Tons of windows with muntins give the space a classic feel. The home has two lofts on either end, and the main loft can be completely private from the rest of the house, with a sliding door at the bottom of the back staircase leading up to the room. What do you think of this design?

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30 Ft. Tiny Home w/ Bright Yellow Door

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When Cheryl retired after 30 years as a public school teacher, she was living in a 1,400-square-foot home. Having raised her son as a single mom, she was ready for something new. She knew the only way she could afford a tiny house would be to build it herself, so she found a workshop with Incredible Tiny Homes. The company built a shell to her specifications, then she and some friends stayed on site to finish the interior.

Although the house is only 140 square feet with a small storage loft, it has everything she needs. She even fit in her sewing machine, a sewing table, and all her supplies. After seven years of tiny living in two different communities, she’s now at The Bird’s Nest in Texas.

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DIY Tiny House Built with Incredible Tiny Homes

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About 60 minutes from Downtown Dallas in the city of Cumby, Texas, lies The Bird’s Nest, a tiny house community started by a tiny house-dweller who wanted a way to invest her 401K. Robyn was already living tiny in another community, so she knew how supportive and special tiny house villages can be.

Right now, the village has five female occupants, and Robyn said it’s become a safe place for women to empower and encourage one another! Supportive men are always welcome, and she has 10 more concrete pads ready for tiny homes or RVs for a 12-month lease. She intentionally keeps the lot rent low, at $450/month, including everything but electricity and propane.

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Affordable $450/Month Rent At This Tiny House Village

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Eric and Ashley have been living nomadically for four years. The first three years they spent in a low-top van conversion, before spending 6 months converting a box truck into their home on wheels. The truck gave them space to stand, and they were happy to build out a vehicle with square walls!

They both have remote jobs and choose to travel now while they have health and mobility, rather than waiting for “someday”. At first, they thought they’d only be on the road for a year, but now they can’t imagine giving up the freedom that nomadic life affords them. Check out their awesome rig below!

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Their Stealthy Box Truck Conversion

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David Rule built the world’s smallest (functional) home for $1,470 — and you need to see it! Another YouTuber had previously built a 25-square-foot tiny house complete with a sink and kitchen space, but David wanted to go smaller — and he did it. He built an adorable tiny home that’s just 22 square feet (including the “chimney” toilet).

Believe it or not, this little space includes a kitchen, a sink, a shower, and a bed! You can watch him build the entire home in the video below, but the best part of it, by far, is the dinner party he hosts for three of his friends and a dog inside his micro home!

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He Fit a Bathroom, Kitchen & Bed in 22 Square Feet!

He Built The World’s Smallest Functional Home!

Images via David Rule

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Alan built this DIY tiny house after losing his wife, seeking a positive change and a more affordable way to live. He supports himself on Social Security with some DoorDash work on the side. By purchasing an LTVA (long-term visitor access) pass to BLM land, he pays just $25 per month in rent.

His DIY home features meaningful touches like his late wife’s wardrobe and a family heirloom desk, along with a full bathroom, galley kitchen, and twin-sized bed.

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DIY Tiny Home with $25/Month BLM Land Rent

Portable tiny house on wheels with colorful door and signs, set in a desert landscape.

Images via Cheap RV Living

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This was a very lightly used Vista Boho that ESCAPE had substantially rebuilt before reselling — and the list of what was replaced is the story. New siding, a new door, and a new metal roof with a long warranty outside; new flooring and a new couch inside.

That matters more than a cosmetic refresh. Siding and roofing are the expensive, disruptive jobs on any towable home, and they’re what age it fastest. A unit where all three have been renewed is effectively restarting its weathering clock, in the studio-style single-level layout the Vista Boho is known for.

Editor’s note: this refurbished Vista Boho was listed at $52,780 with a $20,000 discount in mid-2024 and has sold. Current listings are linked below.
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Inside a Rebuilt Vista Boho

Lightly Used Vista Boho at $20K Discount

Images via ESCAPE

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You’d never know by the stealthy exterior that this 2019 Ram Promaster is an incredible cabin on wheels! When the doors open, you step inside a cozy space decked with wood finishes and a wood burning stove for maximum comfort.

Originally built by the owners as a “ski wagon,” this van has been a resting place for weary bodies after a long day on the mountains. And now it could offer you that same solace! The twin bed converts into a full at bedtime, and the swivel chair creates an office area at the front of the rig. Cook over a Coleman camp stove and store leftovers in the ICECO chest fridge beneath the bed. Purchase the van today for $55,999 in Oklahoma.

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Cozy Cabin Van Conversion w/ Wood Stove: $55.9K

Warm & Cozy Ski Wagon 2019 Ram Promaster 136″ 11

Images via Vanlife Trader

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