2024-02-20 20:53:51
More and more people are leaving the old way of life and looking for happiness and peace in a smaller space than they were used to. We are talking about so-called tiny houses, maringotkas or converted buses. Look at the inspiring transformations that look like matchboxes next to family houses.
Clint and Erika from Texas bought a bus instead of a big family home. It is a mobile veteran from the 70s of the last century. In it they have a kitchen, a bedroom, a toilet and plenty of space outside for growing vegetables, keeping the chickens running and walking their furry child, Pete the dog.
Australians Anthea and Wayne also caught the second juice. In their fifties, they put an end to their previous lifestyle, sold their house and built two mobile homes on their friends’ farm.
A French homeless man also found happiness in the house. He bought his stylish house from a family inheritance. He entrusted his trust and money to the company of Romain Lemonnier, who designed a cozy home for him a few meters away.
A couple from Arizona decided on a home that is not on wheels, but modest is more than enough. Architect Christoph Kaiser and his wife bought an old tin grain silo instead of a house with a mortgage and turned it into an apartment.