A couple lives with their 5-year-old twin daughters in a 350-square-foot remodeled RV. Take a look inside their tiny house.

Frank OlitoMay 15, 2020, 01:06 IST

The family lives in this remodeled RV.Courtesy of April Gilleland

April Gilleland and Jason McMillan moved into an RV with their twin daughters so they could save money.
The 350-square-foot remodeled RV has one bedroom that the twins share, while Gilleland and McMillan sleep on a pull-out couch.
The lot their RV is parked on has enough space for a vegetable garden and a patio.
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If you ask tiny house owners the reason they downsized, you'd get a variety of reasons. Some would say to travel the country and some would say to go off-grid.

But April Gilleland and Jason McMillan moved into a 350-square-foot RV with their twin daughters, Adalyn and Brooklyn, because they wanted to save money. After going through an extensive remodel, their RV is now a chic home that is helping the family work towards a financial goal.

Take a look inside the family's house on wheels.

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For now, though, Gilleland said she is content with the home she created.

The finished RV with the twins. Courtesy of April Gilleland

Gilleland said she is aware, however, that they may quickly grow out of this unique living situation.

The twins. Courtesy of April Gilleland

Outside the RV, there is a fenced-in lot that the family uses as a backyard and vegetable garden.

The backyard. Courtesy of April Gilleland

The twins, who are now 5, love living in their RV, according to Gilleland.

The twins on the pull-out couch. Courtesy of April Gilleland

The twins' bedroom is a tight space, but Gilleland makes it work.

The bedroom. Courtesy of April Gilleland

The white and muted color scheme continues into the bathroom.

The bathroom. Courtesy of April Gilleland

At the front end of the RV, there is a small door that leads to the bathroom and bedroom.

The door to the bedroom. Courtesy of April Gilleland

Opposite the couch, there is a wall of cabinetry for storage.

The whole space. Courtesy of April Gilleland

Next to the table is the couch, which folds down into Gilleland and McMillan's bed.

The couch/bed. Courtesy of April Gilleland

On the other side of the kitchen sink, you can find the family's dining table.

The table. Courtesy of April Gilleland

The kitchen has a stove, a toaster oven, and a two-basin sink built into an island.

The kitchen. Courtesy of April Gilleland

Gilleland said it was her main goal to make the 350-square-foot RV feel like a home.

The remodeled RV. Courtesy of April Gilleland

Completing the renovation process by themselves was not an easy task, especially while looking after two 3-year-olds.

The RV before the remodel. Courtesy of April Gilleland

Instead of going with a traditional tiny house, they decided to buy an RV for $19,000.

The exterior of the RV. Courtesy of April Gilleland

Two years ago, April Gilleland and her partner, Jason McMillan, moved from Southern California to Northern California after he accepted a new job.

The family. Courtesy of April Gilleland

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