Another day, another crafty family living in a renovated home of wheels. Does it ever get old? Nope.
This time, it's Sarah Storey and Melanie Tumlin who converted a school bus into a tiny home for their dog and two young children.
Want to learn how they did it? Listen up because school's in session.
Over recent years, more and more people have been purchasing old buses and transforming them into stunning homes on wheels.
Like this one that actually has a huge separate bathroom.
With renovations like this, it's hard to believe that the beginning product was ever an old school bus.
They had a vision of creating a home on wheels for themselves and their two kids, Baylor, 2, and Hayes, 4 months.
So in July 2019, they purchased a school bus that was originally listed for $10,000 for $5,500.
"What was cool about this process was that we did the renovation ourselves," Tumlin told Insider.
For their family's needs, they decided on a spacious kitchen, full bathroom, and play areas for both of their kids.
They got creative with the color scheme, as Baylor's room has grey and white walls, while Hayes' room is all-white.
"There's plenty of room for everyone to get toys out and play and cuddle on the bed," Tumlin said. This includes their dog, Lump, who sleeps with Baylor.
As you'll see, they have just enough room to fit important appliances like a fridge and toaster oven.
The mixture of white paint and wood gives the tiny open a modern feel.
So cozy! Anyone else want to curl up for a nap just like Hayes?
For more of their transformation, check them out on Instagram at @mamaswandering.
