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Deyana needed a life change, and when she discovered bus life, she went ahead and purchased a bus a week later! She worked hard to convert it, all while working full-time as a special education teacher online.

Her practical rig is also beautiful, with a 24×24 shower, lots of counter space, an oven, 3-foot wide closet, and even a couch that becomes a guest bed. What do you like best about her skoolie?

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Shower, Big Closet & Doggie Hide-Out

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Paul was working in corporate sales and found himself less and less satisfied with life. When he came across van life online, he was inspired! He bought the van and spent two years converting it while he was still working. He moved in right before March 2020 planning to teach yoga.

While solo travel during the lockdowns was definitely challenging, Paul didn’t give up! Eventually he even bought a short bus and converted it to better suit his needs. Check out the pictures below and enjoy the Q&A with Paul below.

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From Van Life to Short Bus Build

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Ready to hit the road and join the #vanlife and #buslife community? Check out this awesome short bus for sale in Georgia. It features a real front door, lots of windows, and a mini bathroom with a shower and Nature’s Head composting toilet.

The cork walls are a fun touch, and the rest of the interior is a pretty blue color. There’s an apartment-sized fridge, oven with stovetop, and a half-dinette. It’s being offered for $45,000. Check it out below.

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Shuttle Bus w/ Bathroom for Sale in Georgia

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Emma and Justin fell in love at 15, and as high school graduation loomed, were trying to decide what to do next. College? Stay home with their parents? Neither option sounded fun, but they saw van/bus conversions all over YouTube and thought that was their best course of action.

While they spent $6,000 more than they thought they would, and it took months longer, the end results of their bus conversion are truly stunning. There’s a wet bath, a kitchen with plenty of counter space, and even room for a mini art studio for Emma’s creations. Plus, this couple is adorable! Enjoy their tour below.

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They Transformed This Short Bus into an Amazing Home

Artist and Web Designer on the Road at 18 Years Old 3

Images via Tiny Home Tours

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What an awesome couple! Nate, Sheena, and their dog live together in a beautifully built-out short bus conversion. The two of them seem so genuine and sweet — I wish we could be friends! Their home has a pretty sky blue exterior, and the inside features a lot of wood tones.

They use a wood stove that sits on a tile hearth to keep themselves warm, and Sheena has convinced Nate to let them keep the large (but ugly) air conditioner for those *really* hot nights. They have a convertible table and a cedar-lined wet bath as well. Enjoy the tour!

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Sky Blue Short Bus For Couple & Their Pup

Couple’s Skoolie Conversion with Shatterproof Glass and Keyless Entry 2

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When EJ saw one of her friends head out traveling with his mom, she felt jealous and wanted that kind of freedom! Thankfully, her dad was totally on board with her plan and helped the 20-year-old completely transform this short bus into a raised-roof school bus tiny home.

She only spent $12k on the entire conversion, including the cost of the bus. And yes, it has a hidden toilet and shower! The kitchen cabinets are covered in gorgeous artwork that EJ created, and in deference to her bus’ name (Loki), she painted the exterior of the bus bright green.

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“Loki”: EJ’s Budget Build Short Bus Conversion

20-Year-Old EJ & Her Dad Built This $20K Short Bus Home 2

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If you’ve watched any of the Tiny Home Tours videos we post here, you are probably familiar with Brad’s work. He is a regular videographer for their YouTube Channel, but that’s not all! He’s an amazing photographer and sells his prints and works some commercial gigs as well.

This isn’t his first rodeo with tiny living, but this latest rig has been his for a couple months. He formerly traveled the whole country looking for work and getting discovered. He made his rig super functional, with a spacious kitchen, hidden Nature’s Head toilet, and tons of amazing garage space for his RAD bike.

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Brad’s Life Traveling the United States in his Short Bus Rolling Home

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While our goal here, of course, is to focus on tiny *homes,* it’s really cool to see what else creative people can do with alternative spaces! Dr. Ari — a doctor of acupuncture — decided to make the niftiest pediatric acupuncture office ever out of a short bus. It allows her to bring her services to the kids who need them, and make them feel more comfortable.

Dr. Ari does camp in her short bus from time to time, so the waiting area couch actually folds out into a queen-sized bed. The interior is light and bright with pastel rainbow accents and a cute chain of happy llamas. I wish all doctors’ offices were this nice!

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Mobile Doctor’s Office in a School Bus!

The Acu Bus Mobile Pediatric Acupuncture Office 2

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During his senior year of college, Stefaan spent his class periods scrolling through Marketplace searching for a bus that he and his buddies could hop into and trash during the summer they graduated. But once Stefaan found his rig and started putting in the hours fixing mechanical issues, rust problems and water damage, he simply couldn’t imagine letting it become a frat house on wheels.

So he turned it into his home, instead. The result is a gorgeously-finished home complete with cool features like an electric lock for his fridge, a shower with a self-cleaning door, and an awesome roof-deck. He’s a photographer by trade, catching great pictures all over the country.

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Stefaan’s Short Bus with a Real Door

The Bibia Bus 3

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