Bus turned into home

We have a treat for you today! This #vanlife share is sure to make you smile and fill you will vanlife #goals. Marte and her husband, Jed, purchased their bus (Lloyd) two and a half years ago and took 18 months to renovate it into their dream home-on-wheels. They sold everything and hit the road wit

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

Emma and Nick Hill transformed a 1985 Volvo bendy bus into a charming tiny home called "The Bus Hideaway" on their family's farmland in Tasmania. After purchasing the bus for $6,000, Nick took a year off teaching to renovate it with a budget of $45,000. The bus features a full-size kitchen, king-sized bed, and a spacious bathroom, all adorned with reclaimed wood and rustic details.

A MAN has revealed that he will never have to pay rent again after converting an old bus from a scrapyard into a beautiful home. Luke Whitaker, 37, picked up his new accommodation for just £1,300 a…

Whats small, yellow, warm, cozy and mobile? This amazing transformed school bus turned beautiful tiny home on wheels.

The Netflix documentary 'Expedition Happiness' has made a lot of viewers fall head over heels for the skoolie lifestyle. Among the fans are Austin and Ginnie Miller, who knew they wanted to hit the road and travel after leaving the army. The couple met in 2017 during basic training. They became good friends and started dating after both were stationed at Fort Bragg in North Carolina. By 2018, they were married. In 2020, while still in the army, the couple purchased a 2001 Freightliner FS-65…

Matt and Nikki were supposed to get married in 2020, but when those plans got messed up, Nikki slowly started convincing Matt that a bus conversion would

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

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Welcome aboard the "Lady Lavender" - a creative oasis on wheels, crafted by the talented and frugal artist, Alexa! 🚌🎨 Dive into this unique tiny home on a bus, transformed by Alexa with a focus on economical and recycled materials. Discover how a string from a pair of pajamas becomes a handy tool for hanging essentials, and how reclaimed wood breathes new life into her living space.

After spending six months transforming a school bus into a house on wheels, couple Tanya Nestoruk and Arya Touserkani are now living every traveller’s dream, exploring the United States, Canada, and Mexico, in their newly transformed house on wheels. Tanya, an environmental educator, and Arya, a photographer, were already very familiar with nomadic life in a small space. They worked remotely while enjoying life on the road in a 55-square-foot van. Still, space was an issue. Their desire for…

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.

Saskia van Leeuwen and her three friends bought a double-decker bus and turned it into a hostel with nine beds, a kitchen, and a living space.

Couple Robbie and Priscilla purchased a 1998 Thomas School Bus. While they could have bought an RV, they wanted something that said “home,” and a school bus that reminded them of a tiny home was it. They even went so far as to put a genuine house door on it.