This unique dome home was built by Seb & Isa from La Nature à l’État Pur in Québec, Canada.
They used earth bags to build the entire structure from the ground up.
The couple learned about earth bag construction at a CalEarth workshop about their SuperAdobe building technique, and they fell in love with it.
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Armando and Mel from Westfalia Digital Nomads have been living in a VW camper van, full-time, for over 6 years now.
To fund their travels, they work online as digital nomads doing freelance writing and videography.
They chose to live in a van because it was the perfect way to combine work, travel, and home.
Image © Westfalia Digital Nomads
Meet John and Jayme. They’re a couple with three dogs who are traveling and living out of their converted 1996 Chevy Express 1500 High Top van. They initially bought it for $1,500 but ended up spending a total of $10,270 on it. You can see a breakdown of their costs here.
Would you ever consider going on a long-term van dwelling adventure like this? Maybe this interview will help you figure it out!
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This is the story of a couple who built their own 67 sq. ft. tiny house in 3 months for only $420 using mostly recycled materials!
The teeny little house has a small living area downstairs and above it a loft with a double bed. As they’re living in community Liam and Rachel didn’t need to include a kitchen and bathroom, as they have shared facilities and a communal living space nearby.1
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This is Hey Voyager. A Chevy cargo work van conversion by Ben and Alison.
In March of 2017, they quit their jobs to travel and enjoy the Western United States in their custom built camper van in classic stealth fashion!
This is their story. They even created a guide on how they did it. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
Remember Jay and Kim Merrett? They’re the couple who built a 240 sq. ft. steel-framed tiny house in the woods, remember? You may also recall when they shared photos of their tiny home decorated for Christmas!
Well, today, we’ve got an update from Jay and Kim and I’m happy to be sharing that with you. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to live tiny on your own land, and the costs associated, I think you’ll love this story/update! So I’m going to “pass the mic” to Jay & Kim. Enjoy!
This is April and Curtis’ beautiful 24ft tiny home on wheels built by Mitchcraft Tiny Homes. What do you think?
Imagine spending your life traveling from one unique tiny home to another, embracing the simplicity and freedom they offer. For Spud and MaryEsther Hooley, this dream has been their reality for over four decades. From a converted caboose in Idaho to a yurt in Mongolia, their journey has been a testament to the beauty and versatility of tiny living. Now settled in Sisters, Oregon, the Hooleys have embarked on their latest adventure: building their very own tiny home on wheels.
Fondly named “The North Sister” after the local mountain peak, their 300-square-foot home showcases the culmination of their construction experience and their passion for community development work around the world. Every inch of this tiny abode tells a story, with handcrafted details and ingenious design elements that maximize functionality and comfort. From custom storage stairs adorned with bamboo for a soft step to a stunning full-sized shower featuring corrugated metal and exposed copper pipes, The North Sister is a testament to the Hooleys’ dedication and creativity.
Photos via Kirsten Dirksen/YouTube
This is the story of John McCarthy and Amy Garner, two Pilates instructors who tied the knot. Today has featured them in an article that I think you might enjoy because they’ve gone from living in ‘cramped’ apartments in NYC, to a big four bedroom house in Connecticut, back to a studio-style apartment, and today they’re in a custom-built 344 sq. ft. ESCAPE Tiny House in New Haven, CT with a million dollar view!
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