Reason: A couple transforms an American school bus into a luxurious new home, but wait until you see the inside
Nine months later, the old 70-seater bus is stranded in the woods of West Wales. It has been completely transformed into a tiny house that looks like something out of a decorating magazine.
It doesn’t so much look like a converted bus as a cottage on a distant beach. 
The owners of the bus, affectionately known as “Bluebird,” Talib Saleh and Chloe Massey, have worked hard on it for love. 
They know the world well because they are experienced photographers who love to travel. But they wouldn’t trade this one for the world.
The couple, Talib (28) and Chloé (26), are able to live in a beautiful home without a mortgage because they are both photographers and run their own motorhome conversion business.
Their motivation is simple: “We are inspired by the romantic, yet totally achievable, goal of living a sustainable and creative lifestyle while nurturing the various projects we are passionate about,” they state.
Is living off-grid, unpaid and unhoused as enjoyable as it sounds? Chloé points out that it is still a work in progress.