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It all started with weekend trips in their tiny travel trailer. That soon escalated into traveling Europe full-time in a motorhome they call their hippie bus.
While they were traveling, they discovered tiny houses. After moving back home to their apartment, they got to work on their tiny house dreams. Today, they also build tiny homes for other dreamers.
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From Trailer To Motorhome To Off-Grid And Mortgage-Free In A Tiny House
And… They’re also a Switzerland tiny home builder, too!
Look how beautiful the inside of their tiny house is!
How did they do such a great job on their first tiny house build?
It is completely custom-built.
The kitchen is beautiful and everything flows seamlessly.
On the other side, the stairs to the loft, also, seamless. 🙂
And yes, it’s the 2020’s, so they both have workspaces in their tiny house.
On the other side, another workstation.
Getting some work done near nature’s light.
Two people working from home in a tiny house.
Happy tiny house couple.
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I get all the info but explain the water book up the sewer details do you need a raised septic mound and how do you draw power, thankyou.
This is so nice, especially the dual work stations. Everything is sleek and modern but still warm and cozy. Nicely done!