Bryant is no stranger to living tiny! He had spent almost a year living in a van (and not a converted van, just a van he slept in) before deciding he wanted something homier and purchased a bus. He later met Arissa, traveled and worked with her, and then they got to building out this gorgeous skoolie!
Unlike many skoolie conversions, they chose to use residential windows in their build. They also wanted a TV without needing to look at it all the time, so they have it pop up out of their mantle! In the bathroom, you’ll find beautiful tile work set with flexible mortar, and the kitchen features live-edge countertops. Tell us your favorite part in the comment.
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Raised-Roof Skoolie w/ Residential Windows

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They love boondocking with their adorable dog.

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A closer look at the hidden TV setup.

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Great build, great couple.
nice job guys
I assume that the residential windows are much better insulated?
They can be, it’s an option that can far exceed what’s available for mobile structures, but they typically just perform better and are easier to maintain and replace. Along with more design options and optional features available…