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As the rear of the bus was higher than the front, balancing the slope was one of the biggest challenges resolved with carpentry work.Īs windows are left intact, the interior space welcomes lots of natural light. Housing is a big problem in Israel, and seeing it as an opportunity to get creative, two women – Tali Shaul and Hagit Moravsky – decided to go for a bus conversion with the help of a designer friend named Vered Sofer Drori. Image: Airbnb Image: Airbnb Image: Airbnb Image: Airbnb Tally Saul and Hagit Morevski Bus Home There is a sumptuous double bed, and a kitchen inside while the bathroom shack is outside. Suitable for two people, the bus home has a cozy living area with a wood-burning fireplace and dining table. Landscape architect and garden designer Luke Whitaker have converted an old bus into a luxe tiny home in Cotswold Countryside that you rent on Airbnb. In addition, there is a hidden storage compartment, LED lights, and wooden flooring to make one feel at home. It consists of four modular units of 28 square inches, grouped to create four primary zones: bathroom, kitchen, seating, and bedroom. He bought the school bus for $3,000 and invested another $6,000 to complete the project in 15 weeks. Created by the architecture student Hank Butitta, this bus home offers 225 square feet of living area, including a kitchen, living room, and bedroom. This cool home on wheels is more of a design inspiration for those who like being on the road. Image: Instagram Image: Instagram Image: Instagram Home on Wheels by Hank Butita The couch in the living room becomes a bed at the night. The window coverings, a swing, and a back door are some other cool features. There is also a wood-burning stove to the side. The kitchen looks really lavish with an oven, two burners, a fridge, a large sink, a wide countertop, and a bunch of storage.

Its interior is coated in cream and dark wood.

It is a short converted bus by Marie and Ben based in Canada who have completed the DIY project in about four months and spent over $20K. Image: Fern The Bus Image: Fern The Bus Image: Fern The Bus Little Gus The Bus There is a cedar deck atop the bus for hauling paddleboards and stargazing. The interior is open and spacious, with white-painted pine and natural cedar dominating the space. Mande and Ben Tucker have transformed a retired 1992 international school bus into their dream house-on-wheels. Being kids in the family, there is also a small nursery in the bus home. The interior space of the bus home is decked in teal and white along with a rustic wooden countertop. The couple has been enjoying bus life for more than six years and now they live in their second bus home. This 40-foot 1990 converted school bus serves as a full-time home for a family of four and a cute little dog.

Image: Instagram Image: Instagram Image: Instagram Image: Instagram The Hanzian Bus by Ian and Hannah The energy system lies under the bed and can be accessed from the back door. The bedroom with a skylight lies at the rear of the bus. There is a spacious seating area behind the driver’s seat and also a small kitchen. The ceiling is paneled in wood and the floor matches the same. Jax Austin’s skoolie features a putting green rooftop deck and stunning interior design. Image: Our Van Quest Image: Our Van Quest Image: Our Van Quest Bus home with golf deck by Jax Austin