Maya is an incredible woman who dreamed of conservation work and used technology and creativity to build an animal sanctuary for 35 animals who cannot be released back into the wild. She even has her own little habitat on the 15-acre property—a 380-square-foot tiny house where she lives with her two dogs and pet ferret.
She live streams the animals in her sanctuary and uploads educational videos online, which help people care about these animals and support her work. You’ll love the tour of Maya’s tiny house and the bonus tour of the sanctuary, where you’ll meet many animals in her care.
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Her Perfect 380 Sq. Ft. Habitat
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After his divorce, Tom sought a new purpose and focus for his life, recalling how much he loved camping. Eventually, his camping trips turned into full-time living from an incredible former Yellowstone ambulance, which he converted into a home on wheels.
He has a convertible bathroom in his ambulance, which he cleverly designed so he can still walk through from the cab to his house. His bed is full-sized when traveling alone, but it pulls out into a queen when his partner joins him. Watch the tour of this custom 4×4 motorhome below.
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His Epic Yellowstone 4×4 DIY Ambulance Camper
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This eBoho XL came from ESCAPE’s “Plus One” programme — extra units built alongside an existing order and offered for immediate sale. That’s a useful thing to know as a buyer: Plus One units are finished homes with no build queue, which is usually the longest part of the wait.
The eBoho XL is single-level with a private bedroom, which makes it well suited to one or two people or to a backyard retreat. The couch folds out to a second bed, so it sleeps beyond its bedroom count without dedicating floor space to guests.
Editor’s note: this unit was listed at $64,365 with a $9.5K discount in April 2024 and has sold. Current listings are linked below.
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Inside the Single-Level eBoho XL
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Modern Tiny Living recently completed a custom build for a client named “Mi Casita.” The 26-foot tiny house has a sand-colored exterior and plenty of Southwestern flair, including an arched accent over the door designed to mimic traditional adobe homes.
Teal and turquoise accents mix perfectly with the white walls, wooden trim, and built-in cabinets. A twin-sized bed fits in the first-floor bedroom, and there’s a queen-sized loft above the bathroom for guests. The bathroom features a soaking tub surrounded by turquoise honeycomb tiles, and the kitchen has an oven, stovetop, and a stainless steel refrigerator.
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Charming 26 Ft. Southwestern Tiny House with Teal Cabinets
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While these plans are generally intended for someone with a “big house” looking for a detached garage and a guest suite or ADU, they’re not a bad option for someone wanting a smaller footprint. You get a 967-square-foot living area with one large single bedroom, an excellent room for entertaining, and a spacious garage that fits two cars and an RV!
There’s a lovely balcony off the main living area and another off the bedroom to enjoy the outdoors. The garage areas provide plenty of storage, and if you like a home base but traveling nomadically from time to time, you have a particular spot for the RV. What do you think of this design?
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Small House Plans: 967 Sq. Ft. with an RV Garage!
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This gorgeous 18-foot tiny house with two loft bedrooms is for sale in Austin, Texas. The $75,000 home has a central galley kitchen with lovely blue cabinets and a compact dinette/couch area under the smaller of the two lofts.
The all-tile bathroom is a wet bath, so it’s easy to clean up! Built over the tongue of the trailer, it has a unique shape and fits a shower, toilet, and vanity. This would make a great Airbnb or a home for one person. What do you think?
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Austin Double Loft Tiny House Tour with a Beautiful Bath
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Anjali has been living on the road for more than four years, first out of a basic build that was supposed only to last the summer until 2020 hit, and her job went remote! She loved the van so much that she decided to stay on the road and eventually upgraded to this ProMaster, which she converted herself.
This van has an awesome convertible bed that houses her garage and shower and becomes a couch when she wants to lounge. It also has lots of counter space and special hooks that allow her to hang her hammock out the side door. She travels with her two wonderful dogs. Enjoy the tour below!
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Her Summer Van Life Turned into 4+ Years
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The Samaniego family lives full-time in their converted skoolie, which they built using primarily recycled materials! The couple have a 6-year-old son, who they homeschool while traveling. Oh, and their fantastic vintage stove has a name. How sweet!
We interviewed the family about their nomadic lifestyle and what they loved about living tiny. Check it all out below!
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They Built a Home on Wheels in Six Months
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This century-old cottage in Renous, New Brunswick, Canada, has barn red siding reminiscent of one-room schoolhouses of old. The cupola on the top and covered porch on the side of the house add some extra charm.
You walk into an open-concept first floor with honey-tone wood floors, walls, and ceilings. A wood-burning stove, vintage furniture, and an L-shaped staircase lead to the loft bedroom. The room is built into the gable ceiling and feels like a cozy hideaway from the world! What do you think of this cottage?
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Small Schoolhouse Cottage on a Peninsula
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