He’s one of the original off-grid cabin YouTubers, he’s designed a variety of tiny homes with offered plans, and this is your chance to submit a tiny house design and win one of several awesome tiny house related prizes. And it’s a fun chance to enjoy other enthusiast design submissions. So please, learn more and enjoy below. Thanks!
This adorable skoolie conversion is home to Kai, Julie and their cat Lilu. They’re parked in Germany now (Kai’s home base) but typically travel throughout Europe.
Kai (@wetravelbybus on Instagram) is a freelance filmmaker and photographer and jumped on the bus life bandwagon to escape a life where he was working for things that he didn’t need and didn’t truly make him happy. Minimalism has served him well, and he’s been living in his bus for just about 2 years now with no regrets.
We got to do a Q&A with Kai which you can read at the end of the post. Enjoy the photo tour!
This is a story of Paul and Annett and their beautiful off-grid tiny home in Byron Bay, New South Wales. Below you’ll find video tours from Bryce of Living Big in a Tiny House to see for yourself how this couple is living completely off-grid and making the most out of life.
We’re so grateful for being able to live this lifestyle. Even after 2 years of living in our tiny, we sometimes still pinch ourselves.
This is a modern and off-grid itHouse cabin out of Pioneertown, California.
It’s a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home with solar panels and other off-grid abilities that you can rent via Airbnb. What do you think of this small house design?
UPDATE: Tiny Home Tours just did an awesome video tour with this family after they’d been on the road for another 6 or so months, and I wanted to share updated pictures and the video with you all!
Originally posted August 9, 2020
Just about two years ago, Jake & Jenn decided they didn’t really know where they wanted to settle and put down permanent roots, and they hadn’t seen much of the rest of the US. So the couple started looking for the perfect bus to turn into their family’s tiny home!
Together with their two kids, they’ve gutted and transformed the bus into their new home (@scoutandaboutskoolie). While COVID has delayed their official departure, the home is just about complete! The coolest part? They took their time on the build so they could do it entirely debt-free! The bus itself was about $4,000, and they’ve put another $20,000 into it, including a full solar system that enables them to be off-grid.
We got to interview Jenn about the conversion and transitioning to tiny life, so be sure to check those out after the photo tour!
Carole Lyne Robin is an impressive and inspiring woman and we love that she has designed her life around what is most important to her.
She’s a freelance photographer who helped build her own tiny house so that she could afford to live where she wants (off-grid in the bush!) and spend more time with the people and projects she loves.
This is the story of a couple who built their very own off-grid island. They’ve been living there for over 27 years now, and have added on quite a bit to it. It’s called Freedom Cove in Tofino, BC.
It all started with a tiny floating cabin they built with driftwood that washed ashore after a storm. And since 1992, they have been living in it and adding on to it. Pretty incredible, isn’t it? Please enjoy the video below from Exploring Alternatives for the full story.
Animal lovers, Rachel and Adam, converted a school bus into a tiny home to live the bus life with pets, including two rabbits, two cats, and a senior dog.
This is an off-grid tiny house vacation in New South Wales at Jindabyne which is near Thredbo and Perisher available to book via Glamping Hub.
Marvel at deer and kangaroos from your romantic off-grid Tiny House in New South Wales, set on acres of beautiful bushland near Jindabyne in the Snowy Mountains, one of the best holiday destinations in NSW.
