This is Helga, an absolutely amazing horsebox renovation done for a client by House Box in South-West England.
Helga is an off-grid tiny home with some absolutely stunning woodwork and handcrafted features. If you don’t like natural, rustic wood-edges, you won’t like her, but I was amazed at how cozy the inside of this house truck feels. It has a fully functional kitchen, great lounging space, and a loft bedroom with plenty of headroom.
Indie Projects did a complete video tour of the house which you can enjoy below (Subscribe to their YouTube channel here)! Get the contact information for House Box after the pictures.
Related: Hannah’s Rent-Free Full-Time Van Life
Helga: An Amazing Horsebox Renovation
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This is a 430 sq. ft. Two-Bedroom Family Home in the Australian Bush.
The Stewy Crew on YouTube lead a great tour of their tiny space which includes a master bedroom and a nursery for their daughter Lyric (how cute is that name, by the way?). They explained their water and power situation which produces some super-small electric bills.
Enjoy the tour!
Related: The Portal by The Tiny House Company in Australia
430 sq. ft. Two-Bedroom Family Home in the Australian Bush
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This is the Adventure or Bust School Bus Conversion, owned by high school sweethearts Brittany and Steven.
They chose a bus conversion over a traditional tiny house because it would cost less (they spent $17,600 on the build, see the breakdown here) and be easier to transport to accommodate their travels. The coolest part? You can follow the whole conversion on their blog, and if you have questions about this skoolie conversion, they provided a handy list of FAQs which they answered for you.
Check out their beautiful pictures and then enjoy the video tour on the last page!
Related: Woman Converts Bus into Mobile Home that Runs on Free Vegetable Oil
Adventure or Bust School Bus Conversion: Tour!
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This is a video tour of Zyl Vardos‘ first tiny house.
Abel Zimmerman created this gem from recycled and repurposed materials some eight years ago, and it’s one cozy build. Be sure to watch the video below to hear the story behind it.
Related: Pinafore Tiny House on Wheels by Zyl Vardos
Video Tour: Zyl Vardos’ First Tiny House
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This is a No-loft Zyl Vardos build: The Dewdrop Tiny House!
As with all Abel Zimmerman’s work, it’s beautifully handcrafted. This particular vardo has an amazing couch that pulls out into a full-sized bed, a fully functional kitchen, and a spacious bathroom.
Related: The Amazing Ark Tiny Home by Zyl Vardos
No-loft Zyl Vardos Build: The Dewdrop Tiny House
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This is the Shedsistence Video Tour.
Do you remember this adventurous couples’ fantastic tiny house?
The couple just finished a great video tour, and they also have an awesome e-book memoir about building their DIY home.
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below!
Shedsistence Tiny House Video Tour
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Just for fun I thought you might like this 64 sq. ft. micro cabin that is actually used as a sauna.
Yes, a sauna, but in Finland and other places in Europe having a sauna outside is a social thing.
The architects designed it for a client who wanted it during the winter months because it’s great after a sweaty run or after jumping in icy cold lake water. Plus it’s small enough that it can be moved on a sledge.
I’m thinking this would make a great private space for reading/writing/meditation? But if designed right, this micro cabin could even make the perfect tiny living space. Let’s take a look.
Mobile Micro Cabin in the Woods
Images: Tiina Tervo
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Just got an email this morning from the folks over at Molecule Tiny Homes.
Remember their surfer’s oceanfront tiny house that they built for a client?
And their spacious tiny home with a flip down porch?
Another Spacious Tiny Home on Wheels by Molecule Tiny Homes…
I love Molecule’s tiny house designs and builds because they look and feel like I could easily live in them. Not sure if you feel the same way…
Photo credits Molecule Tiny Homes
But let’s take you on a photo tour below:
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This video tour captures a tiny house on wheels mid-construction, showing the framing, layout decisions, and building process. The 12-minute tour provides insight into how builders approach trailer-based construction and make design choices during the build. The project used new plans refined from a previous successful build.
Video Details
- Duration: 12 minutes 11 seconds
- Content: Construction site tour
- Stage: Post-framing, pre-windows
- Builder: Dan Louche (Tiny House Project)
Construction Site
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