This is the story of how a husband and wife quit their jobs, sold their stuff, bought a van, and converted it into a DIY RV.
Now they’ve been traveling in it for about 6 months while maintaining a travel blog called Get Some Adventures.
After they’re done traveling, they plan on buying land and building their own tiny home. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Images © GetSomeAdventures.com
This is the 150 sq. ft. Lil’Lodge tiny house on wheels.
Tracey Powell plans to use it as a 2nd home for about 50 weeks out of the year.
The Lil’Lodge is designed to be high tech and energy efficient. It will be shown at the ABX Show 2015 at the Boston Convention Center. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
A brother-sister design-build team gives a whole new meaning to DIY in this luxury Tiny House project.
The project focused on principles of: Safety, Sustainability, Durability, Functionality and Technology. Tracey Powell is a long-time associate member of Boston Society of Architects and her brother Trever Powell is a commercial electrician.
– Cristy Brusoe
Images © Lil’Lodge via Facebook
This couple’s 129 sq. ft. tiny home on wheels sits on their very own off-grid micro-homestead.
On the property, you’ll notice they have solar panels, gardening beds, a small pond, a barn that burned down, and more! When you go inside their tiny home on wheels, you’ll find they have a wonderful tiny living space with a sleeping loft, living area, kitchen, bathroom, workspace, wardrobe, an abundance of shelving, and more.
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This is a little Care Cottage by Eco-Cottages (a division of Nationwide Homes). From the outside, it looks like an ordinary park model cottage.
When you go inside, you’ll find a spacious interior that’s wheelchair accessible throughout. The cottage offers a kitchen, living area, bedroom, and bathroom all on one level.
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This is a 240 sq. ft. triple-axle Wishbone tiny home on wheels called the MH by Wishbone Tiny Homes.
The home’s dimensions are 10′ x 24′ and it’s designed with a removable front porch over the trailer tongue.
When you go inside, you’ll find a full kitchen, bathroom, living area, an adjustable bunk, reading nook, an upstairs sleeping loft, and more. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Images © WishboneTinyHomes.com
This is a Bolt Custom Semi Tractor Trailer Truck.
From the outside, it looks like a large but ordinary semi truck.
When you go inside, you’ll find a luxurious interior with bedding, dining, a kitchen, wardrobe, and a bathroom.
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This is the Tokyo Switch apartment with areas that morph into offices by using large sliding walls.
The walls turn areas of the home into multi-functional spaces. It’s designed by architect Yuko Shibata and the concept is called Switch.
The morphing walls give the occupants a library, office space, extra shelves, privacy within rooms, entertainment space, and more. I think you’ll find this to be quite amazing!
This saves the homeowner thousands of dollars in office space, commuting, and more. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Images © Ryohei Hamda & Yuko Shibata via Dezeen
This is a 160 sq. ft. Tiny Pink House (Poco Pink Edition) by Mint Tiny Homes in Delta, British Columbia, Canada.
From the outside, you’ll notice it’s a little cottage built right onto a utility trailer for mobility. It’s like an RV, but stick-built like a traditional cottage! When you go inside, you’ll find an open living area with a dining table, a kitchen, a bathroom, and an upstairs sleeping loft.
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Images © Mint Tiny Homes
This is a 538 sq. ft. modern tiny cabin in Sangolqui, Ecuador designed by Luis Roldan Velasco and Ángel Hevia Antuña architects.
This prototype was built by Juan Carlos Guerra and photographed by Gori Salvà. From the outside, you’ll notice a living grass roof and a tree that goes through the center of the home.
When you go inside, you’ll find a living area with shelves, full kitchen, dining table, bedroom with built-in bunks and incredible window views, a bathroom, and more!
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Images © Gori Salvà & Luis Velasco Roldan via ArchDaily
