1978 Bluebird bus converted into a tiny home. Photos by Ralph Barrera AMERICAN-STATESMAN. More info. here.
Rosie 1978 Bluebird Bus
A vintage bus converted into a tiny home for a young couple.
A vintage bus converted into a tiny home for a young couple.
1978 Bluebird bus converted into a tiny home. Photos by Ralph Barrera AMERICAN-STATESMAN. More info. here.
Beautiful home, beautiful family 🙂
I like it, but two things… No shower, no toilet.
I love what you have done with this bus! Your home is very pretty and roomy. Thanks for sharing!!
I really like that they used a lot of regular furniture instead of building in everything. Its much simpler, probably cheaper, and give it more space.
I like how you’ve kept the windows open and unobstructed. That’s how I kept my bus too.
This really exemplifies minimalism at its best. Many things can be easily rearranged as well – concepts are very flexible.
Awesome bus/home!!
I guess they pull over int he middle of the road when they have to go to the bathroom or take a shower because I definitely did not see a bathroom in the bus lol
Simple Living! I l♡VE it. Great job you two.
Love the idea – remember riding those buses in early 80’s to school..cool. You still have it?
It’s a really good use of an old bus. It has a lot of potential for improvements but it’s simple and nice. 🙂
It’s cute. I love it, but would love it even more if it had bathroom facilities. I NEED A BATHROOM 😉
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I love you guys. Very nice transformation of that bluebird bus. You guys have made a nice living place. I like inside setup of the bus.
And just wondering do you watch that TV when you’re driving? 😉
I like the dining place setup, very creative interior design. Love that pet, what’s the name of the doggy?