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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
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He even sewed his own curtains.
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What you see when you walk in.
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Wow! Very nice! I love the lighting and the use of wood on white. Makes it very comfy cozy while still being bright and open. Great job! I sure miss my Baby Boy short bus (sniff, sniff). Nothing beats a bus, right?