The Cosmic Collider. Ryan Lovelace's Quirky 1948 Chevy Housebus...

Ryan Lovelace, surfboard maker and surfer from California's Santa Barbara bought this 1948 Chevy bus awhile ago, ripped it apart and built it again adding a penthouse to The Cosmic Collider. An open interior, with everything that's needed including a wood burning stove for simple living. I especially like the gutter that runs around the interior. An ideal place to grow herbs and other living green things...

The Simple Beauty Of This Tiny Japanese House On Wheels...

Everything should be made as simple as possible. But not simpler.
Albert Einstein

Meet The Big Maroon. A Beautiful Mobile Home Atop A 1949 Federal Farmtruck...

John purchased this 1949 Federal flatbed farmtruck in 1971 for the princely sum of $125.
He's done a lot of work on this beautiful old truck since then.
There's more about what he's been up to here.
The Big Maroon is one very stylish old timer...

Christopher And Merete's Tiny Rustic Home On Wheels In Denver Colorado...

Inspired by Tiny Home Blog, Tumbleweed, Lloyd Kahn's Shelter Publications, Deek's Relaxshacks, Tiny House Living, Tiny House Swoon, Tiny Tack House and all the others offering wonderful ideas and advice, Christopher and Merete took up the challenge of designing and building their very own tiny home.
And now, a hundred miles southwest of Denver and fifteen minutes down a gravel road just outside Hartsel their cosy, efficient and mortgage free 127 square foot house is their delightful little home on wheels.
There's more good stuff about it here.
I especially like the look of all that rustic wood and the solar panel array on wheels, a brilliant and proven idea to track the sun and get the optimum energy from the panels.
Congratulations Chris and Merete.
You had the dream and turned it into reality...

An Indoor Underfloor Hot Tub. Ideal For Tiny Home Dwellers...

A great space saving idea if you live in a tiny home but just can't live without a hot tub.
This installation, designed by Weir Phillips Architects for an Australian client with a three bedroom apartment, could easily be incorporated in a tiny home.
When the hot tub isn't in use with the lid in an open position, it simply gets walked on.
So if you fancy being able to walk on water without getting your feet wet or have somewhere to sail your toy boats or play with your rubber ducky in the privacy of your own tiny house, then this idea could be the answer...