Traveling and living in a mobile home is an enticing experience for many, especially young, carefree people who want to break free from societal expectations and the confines of conventional living.

One man’s junk is another man’s treasure, especially if the latter man has extensive knowledge in design, is skilled with his hands, and has enough free time to throw himself into an extended project.

She’s the Mrs. Frizzle of DIY. A woman was tired of rising rent prices, so she decided to live in a school bus instead. Dani Danielion bought a school bus on Facebook Marketplace, spending months ...

Before I bought a double decker London bus, I completed another unusual property project. My dad has a caravan park and we had an old caravan and an old shipping container, so I created a container ...

🏡 In this episode of DIY Tiny Home Build Stories, Mary Lou & Jacob showcase their conversion of a shuttle bus into a Hobbit-inspired tiny home. They share their design process, focusing on clever DIY ...

Haley Mast is a freelance writer, fact-checker, and small organic farmer in the Columbia River Gorge. She enjoys gardening, reporting on environmental topics, and spending her time outside ...

A 26-year-old woman has captured the imagination of millions after showcasing the transformation of a school bus into a mobile studio apartment, all in a bid to live comfortably and rent-free. Daniel, ...

Join Mary Lou and Jacob as they showcase their Hobbit-inspired tiny home, The Prancing Pony. This unique DIY shuttle bus conversion features clever surprises and cottagecore vibes. **Video Chapters:** ...

A couple bought a 1985 articulated bus and turned it into a mobile home for their family. Emma and Nick bought the 18-meter bus for $6,000 and spent $45,000 on the DIY renovation. The bus has a ...