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Home»Architecture»Dream home»US Couple Takes a Detour to hit the Road in Their Quaint Mobile Home

US Couple Takes a Detour to hit the Road in Their Quaint Mobile Home

Monika ThakurBy Monika ThakurMarch 13, 2015No Comments2 Mins Read
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A US-based couple has given up their tedious jobs two years ago to live up the nomadic dream of traveling across America and Canada in a mobile home. To make their dream come true, Guillaume Dutilh and Jenna Spesard spent a year building their tiny home entitled as ‘Tiny House Giant Journey’ before leaving everything behind and hit the road along with their pet dog, Salies.

The 125-square-foot tiny house on wheels is made entirely of wood and designed like traditional homes. The customized two-story house comprises of hardwood floors, cozy bunk bed, bathroom, washing machine, propane fridge and cook-top stove and many other facilities needed for a comfortable living. Interior of the house is very well organized along with ample storage space. The wooden home travels along with them and now serves as their permanent abode.

This amazing couple has been traveling around the US for six months, funding their gypsy lifestyle through photography and writing. As of now, they have traveled more than 10,000 miles, from Los Angeles to New Mexico and Nova Scotia in Canada.

Check out the images given below to find out more about the Tiny House Giant Journey.

Tiny House Giant Journey
Exterior of the home is designed like traditional houses
Tiny House Giant Journey
Interior consists on a hardwood floor and necessary furnishing
Tiny House Giant Journey
Small seating area is created within the house
Tiny House Giant Journey
Cozy bunk bed on the attic
Tiny House Giant Journey
The mobile home travels with the couple, following their four-wheeler
Tiny House Giant Journey
The couple spent a year building this wooden home on wheels
Tiny House Giant Journey
Guillaume Dutilh and Jenna Spesard with their canine Salies

 

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