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.
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Amanda and her three teenage children decided to go tiny in a school bus conversion about three years ago. It took them about 18 months to convert the bus into a home on wheels, and they’ve been traveling in it for another 18 months.
The bus has many reclaimed and recycled features, which is one of the ways they kept costs down. They have plenty of seating in the living room so all the kids are comfortable, and a compact bathroom that meets their needs. Watch their inspirational tour below!
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You might remember when these brothers and their dad built a truck camper for just $1,000! Well, they’re back at it, but this time they’ve built an entire off-grid cabin by a creek in the woods.
The cabin has a whole solar set-up, a clever pump that draws water from the creek, and a spacious loft bedroom with a full-sized bed. They even added a porch swing to the covered deck to finish off the space. Are you inspired?
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Shaiden has lived in several DIY vans over the years, but his “Mothership” is the best, most incredible van he’s created to date! A lover of all things futuristic/SpaceX/innovative, Shaiden has added luxury features throughout the rig using the latest technology.
While it would be hard to get this level of perfection from your first van conversion, Shaiden’s former DIY experience has served him well! He has an elevator bed, pop-up shower stall, nifty water-heating system and front bumper winch. Check it out below.
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This is a 450 sq. ft. garden shed that owner, Sofie and her husband decided to build so they can live in it while renovating their main house. It has a kitchenette, a beautiful indoor/outdoor bathroom with a lush outdoor pink bath, and bedroom pods that are currently home for this family of four.
Check out the photo tour below and let us know what you think about this garden shed in the comments below!
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This is the story of David Rule and how he’s building his dream tiny house for less than $8,000.
He started by buying a used car hauler trailer along with whatever tools he needed and he just started getting to work and learning as he went. The result? His very own self-built, affordable tiny home shell.
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David and his wife worked on renovating the kitchen in this Kilifi round cottage so that his mother-in-law can live here in her retirement. The beautiful cottage has panoramic coastal views and plenty of outdoor space to enjoy. The name “Ula” is the Celtic word for “seashell.”
The cottage is about 40 feet in diameter and two floors. There are two bedrooms upstairs, and a tennis court and garden space outdoors. Enjoy the pictures he sent!
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This is the story of John Scarberry’s tiny house project with a 6-ft. jacuzzi tub and a custom spiral staircase.
What do you think of this tiny house build by John? Would you build a tiny house kind of like this?
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This epic DIY truck house is 8′ long x 6′ wide and sits on the flatbed of a 1996 Ford F-350.
It was designed and built by Timmy from Truck House Life as a full-time home on wheels for his adventurous lifestyle in Alaska.
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