She worked hard for an engineering company in the busy city of Denver, Colorado, and was deeply involved in the business world. The high-rise apartment she lived in and the daily grind at the office seemed like the only way out.But things didn’t go as planned for her. What Draws People to the Open Road. Since Rita could work from home, she made the brave choice to live in her Wrangler Jeep.

This experience opened my eyes. The open road, the scenery that was always changing, and the freedom to work from anywhere made her think about her old way of life. She came up with the idea of a more permanent mobile home during this time.Here comes Wilbur, a cute pink Ford minivan that Rita chose to buy. She turned this vehicle into a cozy, personal living place over the course of three years and spent about $9,000.

Rita used things that had already been used and looked for deals to make her idea come true. Doors: A Way to Start an Adventure Wilbur’s many doors aren’t just useful; they also represent all of Rita’s experiences. Because the first doors weren’t strong enough for a high-speed trip, Rita chose glass panel doors. These not only made the place look more modern, but they also made it harder to tell the difference between living inside and outside.

Then there’s the unique side door that leads to a special feature… A Shower from Nature. Rita loves nature because she takes her shower outside. She often says, “There’s something magical about taking a shower outside.”No matter if she’s at a beautiful campsite or out in the middle of nowhere, her simple but effective shower setting makes her feel clean. As you enter the Creative Haven.

Rita’s choices about how to decorate her home show that she is an artist. Her sitting room is taken over by a small art studio that she uses as a retreat to work on her art. The Jeep gave her freedom, but it didn’t have any room for her artistic projects. She can paint, make art, and let her creations dry now that she lives with Wilbur, and she wears the paint splatters as badges of honor.

Spaces with Multiple Uses. In a tiny home, it’s important to be as efficient as possible. Rita’s living room is used for two things. It’s a nice living room during the day and a cozy bedroom for her and her two dogs at night. When the couch is put just right next to the side door, it offers stunning views of the sunrise and sunset, making for memorable moments. An interesting kitchen.

Rita’s kitchen has a story in every corner. It’s both useful and beautiful, from the two-burner stove to the bed that holds fresh food. But her creative sink is what makes her stand out. Rita got rid of the old outlet setup because it wasn’t working right. Instead, she used a clear glass jar and a rough bucket, which were both useful and brought back memories.

Rita’s home is Wilbur, but the Wrangler Jeep is still an important part of her trip. The Jeep is her reliable companion whether she’s going on short trips, getting groceries, or looking for off-road fun. If you want to see how magical Rita’s mobile home is, watch the movie below for a full house tour. Jump in and get ideas!