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Alyssa built out her own bus conversion, but it’s not her first bus! She lived in a different one before tackling this awesome project with some help from a professional skoolie outfitter. She used everything she learned from living in the first bus and used it to make this bus perfectly functional for her needs. She even has a separate freezer under the bed so she can make fresh dog food for her pup!

This is probably the largest bathroom we’ve seen in a short bus, and it doesn’t disappoint. Alyssa did all the tile work herself and it’s gorgeous! Let us know what you like most about her conversion in the comments.

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She Runs a Mini-Split & Microwave Off Solar!

Her Adorable Bus Conversion!

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Dakota and Dalton live with their newborn baby in an amazing DIY skoolie that might be one of the most stylish (and functional!) that we’ve ever featured. They chose a unique layout with their bathroom at the very back of the bus, and wait until you see how they incorporated rattan, gold, and swans into the entire build.

Their couch slides into a twin-size bed for guests, and it has custom burnt orange upholstery that pops! Their functional kitchen has a massive farmhouse sink and an oven for baking. What’s not to love about this bus conversion?

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This Might Be the Most Beautiful Bus Conversion Ever!

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This family of four lives in one of the coolest skoolies we’ve seen, mostly because of the giant, brilliant octopus decal on the side that advertises their jewelry business, “Parking Lot Pirates.” But when you go inside, you’ll find a fun and functional home for a family with two little children.

Incredibly, they chose a futon in the living room so they could host guests if they ever want to! Their boys have bunks in the back of the bus near their queen-sized bed, and a fun net keeps the littlest one safe at night. The kitchen has 8 feet of butcher block and an oven, so they can enjoy meals at home around their custom epoxy table. Enjoy meeting this cool family below!

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Jewelry-Making “Pirate” Family & Their Skoolie

Family of 4 in an Octupus Bus!

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You might remember Becca and Danny’s school bus conversion, but now you can enjoy a full video tour of the space! They spent 17 months transforming the bus into a home on wheels so they could travel while Becca worked as a travel nurse and Danny worked remotely with his company.

The interior of the bus has a beautiful vintage-inspired feel, with thrifted items and retro-inspired appliances working together to create a warm and functional space. The large bathroom and his and hers closets are the icing on the cake! Let us know what you like most about this conversion.

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Pursuing Travel Nursing Via Bus Conversion!

Couple’s Gorgeous Vintage-Inspired Bus Conversion

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Dolly is a *very* pink bus conversion owned by Destiny, an amazing musician who used to be a teacher but got burnt out after teaching during 2020 and beyond. The bus came to her painted pink, but she did the conversion — including buying $2,000 worth of tools — all by herself.

Her goal with the space was to create a mobile recording studio so she could produce music while on the road. She accomplished that and so much more! Just wait until you see her walk-in closet, full bathroom, and retro-style kitchen.

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She Left Teaching to Pursue Music in Her Bus

She Left Teaching to Pursue Music in Her Bus

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The Geasey Family has lived in their budget bus conversion for five years after purchasing the bus six years ago for $7,000. Incredibly, they only put about $8,000 into making the bus home, bringing the total for their conversion up to just $15,000!

That thriftiness crafted a fantastic home on wheels, with a comfortable living room, spacious kitchen with tons of counter space, and cozy bedrooms for everyone in the family. While they built before recent inflation took over, their affordable conversion is still an inspiration!

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Five Years of Skoolie Living!

Family’s $15K Bus Conversion 5

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Becca and Danny are a fantastic couple who labored for 17 months while working full-time to convert a school bus into a motored tiny home on wheels. They wanted the chance to travel; a full-size bus conversion was the perfect way to make that happen.

Below, you’ll get a tour of their bus from the beginning through construction to the final product. They share their story of why they went tiny, what they love the most about this lifestyle, and their favorite features of their rig. Check it out below!

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Vintage-Style School Bus Conversion

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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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Thor and Deb met later in life as part of a “hardcore hiking group” in Phoenix, Arizona. The chemistry was instant; soon, the couple traveled together and wanted to do it full-time! They purchased the bus from another couple and made some upgrades to make it work for them.

The bus features a neat modular couch that reconfigures based on their needs and offers plenty of storage. They have a rooftop deck, a large kitchen, a standing desk, a compact wet bath with metal around the bottom, and lovely penny tiles on the top. Enjoy the tour of their remarkable space below!

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Hiking Couple’s Full-Time Buslife

Thor and Deb’s Valhalla Bus

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