Small bus living

At first, this couple was planning on finding some land without an HOA so they could have a tiny house near their home base in Colorado, but after learning about skoolies everything changed! They almost

Planning a school bus conversion? Check out these famous converted bus homes or skoolies for the much-needed inspiration to build your own.

Set up, design, and decorate small spaces—no matter where they are in your home—to make them work for you. Get tips and inspiration for every small space.

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Are you ready to dive into the captivating world of tiny, mobile living? If your answer is a resounding yes, then prepare to be taken aback by these 29 stylish

Alexa, a full-time artist based in Frost Proof, Florida, dreamt about an art studio on wheels and she realized her aspirations in the form of Lady Lavender skoolie which she found on Craigslist. The short bus camper is a 1995 Ford B series that was converted into a school bus home by Alexa with the help of her father. The amazing fact about Lady Lavender skoolie is that it was built for under $8,000, including the purchase of the bus.

Army veterans Austin and Ginnie Miller converted a bus into a stunning home. The interior features a practical entrance, a living area with a TV and storage, a multifunctional couch with solar system storage, and a well-equipped kitchen with IKEA cabinets and a gas oven. The dining area doubles as a workspace, and the bus also includes a spacious storage closet, a custom-built bathroom vanity with a compost toilet, and a cozy bedroom with a movie projector.

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Rita does amazing paintings and murals as she travels the country in her pig-pink bus named "Wilbur" (like from "Charlotte's Web"). What's extra impressive is that she only spent $9,000 on the entire bus and

by oPhelia and Julien Our story begins with 2 city-dwellers and their little dog who love being in nature We spend most of our time off playing in the great outdoors: rock climbing, mountain biking, skiing etc. Two years ago, we made the leap and rented a cabin in the forest nestled in the mountains.

As the tiny house movement grows, so does the need for storage. The trick to getting the most out of your space when there’s little to begin with is getting creative and rethinking the purpose of the everyday elements of your home. Here are a few clever tips from Julie that work whether you live on a bus or not! Originally we had planned on doing an IKEA hack from one of their bookcases, but it didn’t feel big enough to store things, or for people to sit or sleep on.

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Meet Lexi & Tyler. They traveled the country in their converted school bus for about a year and a half before buying some land to settle down in the north part of Austin, Texas. Now

This creative couple squeezes themselves, a dog and a cat into only 200 square feet — and actually make it look easy!

Emily and Melvin served in the military and after that they wanted to travel as much as possible. To realize their dream the couple built a mobile tiny house for themselves. They used a 2010 Chevy Express 3500 six-window short bus to create a small house on wheels for themselves that offers 200 square feet of area for them to explore.