In recent years, the tiny house movement has become popular as more and more people look to downsize their lives and live in smaller spaces. But even within the tiny house movement, there’s another subset of people who are downsizing further by living in tiny houses on wheels. As you might have guessed from the name, these structures are built to be easily moved from place to place, making them ideal for those who want to live in one area during the summer and another during the winter or for those who want to take advantage of travel opportunities throughout the year.
1) Keep it Simple
The Tiny Houses on Wheels movement has been catching fire in recent years, but many people are intimidated by building their own. Fear not! Here are five tips to spruce up your exterior without breaking the bank.
* Choose your exterior color wisely. It's a good idea to choose an earthy neutral like stone grey, oatmeal or taupe as it will blend well with surrounding nature and be more energy efficient. * Consider adding some greenery with a potted plant or trees that you can add without affecting your budget too much. * Add some fixtures like porch lights, flower pots, wind chimes and outdoor rugs to make your tiny house feel welcoming and homey. * Utilize materials that you already have on hand by repurposing them.
2) Use Bright and Bold Colors
Add some color to your Tiny House on Wheels exterior with a few tips. The right colors can make a significant difference in how your house looks and feels. Consider using bright and bold colors to really make it stand out!
3) Use Wallpaper or Decals
Wallpaper is a great way to add color and personality to your tiny house exterior. It's easy to install, affordable, and makes a big impact. Most wallpaper is removable and can be changed at any time. Wallpaper can be applied in strips or as individual pieces, whichever you prefer. If you have wood siding like most Tiny Houses on Wheels do, make sure the surface is primed first with an oil-based primer so that paint will adhere properly to it. You may need to purchase more than one roll of paper if you want to cover all sides of your house, but it's worth it!
4) Use Plants and Flowers
- Paint your house! Paint can make an old, rundown looking home into a fresh new one. It will also help you spruce up any rust or chipped paint spots. 2. Add some plants! Adding some greenery to your exterior can help you personalize and add curb appeal to your tiny house on wheels. This is especially important if you live in a dry area like Southern California or Arizona where plant life isn't as abundant. 3. Consider adding shutters! If you don't have any windows, then try out shutters or even window screens to spruce up the look of your exterior 4. Plant flowers in pots! Pots are an affordable way to add some color and life to any space that doesn't get a lot of natural light 5.
5) Be Creative!
Setting up a Tiny House on Wheels can be daunting. There are so many moving parts and so many questions that need to be answered beforehand. But one question you should ask early is How will my home look? The exterior of your house is what sets it apart from others in the neighborhood, and a good-looking exterior will make you feel proud to call your home yours. Here are five tips to help spruce up the exterior of your Tiny House on Wheels
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