Danny’s residence on wheels has an amazing amount of storage. Creating room for his books was Danny O’Brien’s top concern when he attempted to transform a school bus into a useful and artfully constructed tiny house.
He made sure there was enough room for all of his books and office supplies because he loved reading. He put a lot of effort into making the shelves robust and roomy.
You can see how much Danny values his books when you go into his adorable, compact workspace. His living room is filled with miniature books, and he has even created a compartment beneath an eight-foot couch that can be transformed into a full-sized bed for his creative equipment. His wood burner heater keeps his apartment toasty warm throughout the winter.
He has an enormous pantry that is stocked with food, cooking essentials, oils, and spices. There are additional drawers and utensil storage.
Along with the standard appliances found in a typical home, his kitchen also has a refrigerator, water filters, stove, oven, and deep sink. Danny remarked, “I think this kitchen is the best I’ve ever had.”
As you go further inside the bus, you’ll find more cleverly constructed and useful storage. Danny has a deep closet for his clothing and a shelf for storage bins and toilet necessities. His compact but functional bathroom has a composting toilet and a full shower.
Danny has an equally well-functioning bedroom. By building a bookshelf, nooks, and gas pipes on the wall to pass through the ceiling hatch and access the deck, he cleverly utilized the limited area.
Danny’s modest abode appears to have endless storage space since he has areas designated for storing his wood and tools.
He has a little garage on the back of the bus where he keeps his camping supplies, propane tank, additional water, and generator.
Danny needed a place to practice his yoga because he is a practitioner of the discipline. He discovered that the deck was the ideal place to meditate, so he created a level hatch where he could lie down comfortably. To maintain the electricity in his tiny house, there are additional solar panels installed on the deck.
Finally, Danny displayed the front of the bus that he uses to transport his lovely house about. He has a speaker, a back-facing camera, a phone charging plug, and several yoga sculptures that are very special to him here.
Danny has been living on his bus for about six months, and he genuinely appreciates the tranquility it provides. Danny claimed to have a deep affinity for the outdoors and to have camped ever since he was a young child.
He enjoys living on the bus because it allows him to travel to stunning, environmentally friendly locations without requiring him to leave the comforts of home.
With two years of work and some design experience under his belt, Danny was able to make his tiny home pleasant and useful while still enjoying the process.
The majority of those who watched the video of Danny’s house tour were enthralled. Fantastic design, commented one of the reviewers. In my opinion, it’s actually rather ideal. The ideal quantity of each and every item.
“This is definitely one of the most well-thought-out designs for school bus conversions I’ve ever seen,” remarked a different viewer. I get a lot of inspiration from this for my design.
See more of Danny’s mobile, usable apartment from Tiny Home Tours in this video:
