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This Couple Painstakingly Transformed an Old School Bus into a Remarkable Tiny House!

I could leave it all behind for a tiny home like this.

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I have already seen a lot of great works by architects and engineers about unique houses which they designed and built. But I have never seen in my entire life about a school bus that was transformed into a wonderful tiny house until now. And what makes this one quite different and special is that it is painstakingly made by the couple who own the house without any help from the professionals and experts. This is just incredible!

The couple, Jeremy and Mira Thompson, passionately transforms an old school bus into their home for several years already. Jeremy is responsible for the designs of the tiny house. With his carpentry and mechanical skills, he manages to convert it into an astonishing tiny custom-built house. Remarkably, the school bus is still working and from time to time they drive it around.

To help them defray the expenses incurred in building the house, they used cheap but fashionable materials from flea markets and garage sales. Check out the photos to see what’s inside.

This bus is a 37 feet long, standard size school bus.

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The bumper of the bus is made of wood which resembles it’s wood design.

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They used cedar wood materials for the outside to make it more homey.

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As you enter the tiny house, you will immediately notice the elegant redwood planks ceiling which gives a cozy and cool ambiance.

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They also managed to install a working stove and refrigerator inside their little kitchen.

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To save space, they installed shelves below the ceiling and drawers at the sink to serve as storage for their kitchen wares and other materials.

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Just like normal houses, they also have toilet bowl and towel holder.

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While looking at the wood finishing, you can easily forget you’re inside a school bus.

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For their bedroom, they built a nook big enough to hold drawers and compartments.

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They also used a full size bed which looks very cozy.

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Amazingly, they still managed to put a small loft above the bed nook with a window.

At the small living room, they placed a simple but attractive portal window.

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Who would not love this small but cute sofa!

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This classic chimney is used for heating.

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Share this impressive tiny home with your friends! And don’t forget to leave your opinions and ideas in the comments section below.

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H/T: ReshareWorthy

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