This is the story of a son who designed and built a tiny house on wheels for his mom. It has about 300 sq. ft. of space.
What an awesome and inspiring story, right? His name is Matt Thorne. His mom has been living in the tiny house for well over 6 months now and she loves it! Now Matt is looking to build one for a customer. He’s also looking for the right person to partner with to build another one as a vacation rental unit.
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Man Designs and Builds an Incredible Tiny House on Wheels for His Mom!

© Matt Thorne
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Just because you’re having a baby doesn’t mean you’ve outgrown your tiny house!
Look at Robert and Samantha, of Shedsistence, who built the perfect bedside baby crib (now version two) in their loft.
Since having their baby Robert and Samantha have made changes to their loft, added a safety barrier, and have a crib downstairs so they can still live tiny even with their baby!
Robert and Samantha’s DIY Tiny House Loft Baby Crib

Photos © Shedsistence
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This is the story of a family of five who love their tiny home!
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Lucy from Lulastic Hippyshake lives fully off-grid in New Zealand in this stunning yurt with her husband and two children.
Image © Lucy AitkenRead from Lulastic Hippyshake
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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.
A Life on the Move: Exploring Unique Tiny Homes Around the World
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Andy and Amber from Bus Life NZ built this stunning DIY off grid bus conversion to live and travel full-time in New Zealand with their two young kids.
Young Family Hits the Road in a DIY Bus Conversion!
Image © Bus Life NZ
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I thought you might enjoy this article from Small Home Family which gives us 10 warnings before going tiny or small, specifically with your family.
If you’re seriously considering downsizing to a tiny or small home, this may shed some light on the challenges that you may encounter. So do you still think you can go tiny or small after these warnings?
Still Think You Can Go Tiny After These 10 Warnings?
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This is the story of a family who converted this school bus into their own beautiful off-grid motorhome.
Enjoy as Bryce Langston, of Living Big in a Tiny House shows you the bus and introduces you to the family!
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Family’s School Bus Converted into Beautiful Off-Grid Motorhome
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This is the story of Mariassa, Nathan, and their 2-year-old daughter who are living full time in their 300 sq. ft. motorhome while traveling!
In May of 2015, after more than a year of planning, we sold our home and packed up what we had left into an RV. Living with less has been an exciting journey that has opened our eyes to what the world can offer if we are not hiding behind so much stuff.5
Related: Family of 14 Living and Traveling Full Time in a Motorhome
Family of 3 Living in an RV Full Time to Travel!
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