PEOPLE have been left amazed by the stunning transformation of an old horsebox which has been totally revamped into a bespoke tiny house on wheels.
Not only is all the furniture completely handmade, but it's more spacious than it looks from the outside too.
Speaking to The Indie Projects, Dean from House Box showed off the finished home.
The restoration of the horsebox, which has been nicknamed Helga, was a huge project for Dean to take on.
He explained: "Helga came to us very differently from how she looks now.
"We completely stripped all the timber off of her, planed it all down to make it like new again, scraped all the paint off the frame, re-painted it, did a few customisations, then built it up again from scratch to become what could be a comfortable full time home."
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Although the tiny house looks impressive from the outside, it's the inside that really shines.
The rustic kitchen has everything you could ever need and would expect in a normal kitchen.
There's a full oven, grill and two cooking hobs, as well as fridge freezer unit.
Towards the back of the home is a large seating area, which doubles up as storage underneath.
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Upstairs, there's space for a double mattress, and Dean even raised the height of the box so it wouldn't feel too cramped up there.
There's a handmade bespoke wardrobe as well, so there's plenty of room for more stroage.
The bathroom has the same timbre design as the rest of the home, and even features a posh rain-style shower, as well as a fully functioning composting toilet, which dean disguised with some clever design tricks.
"They're not the prettiest units on their own so we boxed this one in, covered it in chemically treated copper and made a nice ash toilet seat and surround for it," he explained.
After giving a tour of the horsebox turned home on YouTube, people were amazed by how posh it turned outt.
One commented: "Absolutely beautiful conversion. Speaking as a one time antique restorer I have to say that the workmanship is staggering. What a truly talented man/team."
A second agreed: "The horsebox is simply stunning and it has tons of space."
"I've never seen a tiny home that amazing before, absolutely stunning," someone else wrote.
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