Forget conventional campervans and motorhomes. If you've got itchy feet or you're thinking about downsizing, the latest tiny homes on wheels are calling your name. Easy on the eye, these super-cute structures are proper mini houses for life on the move. From Airstreams to shepherd huts, take a look at these incredible go-anywhere tiny homes...

It can be configured to include all the extra details that you want but all models are fully insulated against the cold. Internal cabinetry is designed to make the most of each space with drawers crammed under the bed space and a slimline hanging drainer to dry the washing up over the small-scale Belfast sink. 

Every luxury hut needs a wood-burning stove to heat the whole space up in the winter. The hut is available at two lengths; 15.7 feet or 20 feet long by 8.2 feet wide, more than enough room in each to fit in a small bathroom with a hot shower.

Every build by Ashwood Shepherd Huts is unique and designed for their owners' needs, with sleeping arrangements adapted to suit requirements. This model fits in bunk beds with a handmade wooden ladder and built-in storage. 

The classic American mobile home, Airstreams have a cult following among tiny home lovers – and for very good reason. A design classic that ticks all the retro boxes, these little metal marvels pack so much beauty into a very small space and can go anywhere in the world.

This one has been lovingly refitted by American Retro Caravans, a company that specialises in Airstream renovations. The striking interior has been inspired by Ralph Lauren's Corral Canyon collection, which draws heavily on a mid-western style. 

The living space features a drop-down table in pippy oak, which has a studded embellishment to add to the ranch-style of the décor. The table's leg is telescopic and collapses flat, allowing the eating area to become a bed once the sun goes down. Can't get enough of these stylish mobile homes? Check out these incredible Airstreams you can buy now.

A carpenter created The Wagon using traditional skills and locally sourced wood, and the result is a tiny home on wheels that's bordering on a work of art. This tiny home is for sale for £16,000 ($20.3k). 

Inside the décor mixes traditional floral patterns with the natural grain of the wood to create the cosiest of snug hideaways. With a small wood-burning stove in place, there's a spot to fire gaze and a place to boil your kettle when the weather turns cold. On the right, a clever fold-up table has a convex mirror, bouncing light into the room and adding to the Victoriana style of this terrific little hut.

Built-in shelving and cupboard space means there's plenty of storage, whilst minimising the amount of space taken up by valuable items. And just look at how cosy it looks. If you fancy having a crack at building your own, you can download the plans for £62 ($79), or take a look at our favourite tiny home designs you can buy on a budget. 

The quintessential tiny house on wheels, Tumbleweed's classic Elm home, which is priced at £62,000 ($78k) measures 117 square feet (10.8m²) and rocks a custom arch window and full porch.

Nice and snug, the interior features a light-filled living area to kick back in. The pointed roof adds extra inches to the interior ceiling, making the interior feel airy despite its small size.

As well as the bright living area, there's a spacious loft bedroom, kitchenette and bathroom complete with shower. The décor is clean and unfussy with little homely touches, with classic painted-wooden cladding that gives the space a modern country feel.

The young royal, Prince George has his very own Plankbridge shepherd's hut in the grounds of Highgrove House. Fit for royalty, the firm's huts, which start at £23,400 ($29k), are crafted from the finest materials available. 

This Plankbridge hut has gone for full country-style decor with its pastel-perfect interior. Pale blue painted cabinetry and grey tongue-and-groove walls are decorated with vintage signs and cute kitchen wares. A tiny breakfast bar provides a cosy spot for tea and toast.

A fairytale-like cottage on wheels, this gorgeous off-grid dwelling at Swallowtail Hill Farm in East Sussex, England is available to hire from £220 ($276) for a two-night stay in low season.

The inside of the Woodcutter's Cottage is straight out of Little Red Riding Hood, with comfy living and sleeping areas, a log burner and a fantastic beamed ceiling.

Inspired by the gingerbread house in Hansel and Gretel, the Meadow Keeper's Cottage at Swallowtail Hill Farm boasts a private pond and wildflower meadow.

Staying with the fairytale theme, this fun chateau on wheels was built for a family of circus performers in New Zealand. Complete with two round turrets and a lifting roof, the whole thing folds down into a compact truck design for easy relocation. According to blog Living Big in a Tiny House, it's solar-powered and reuses rainwater to fill its tanks, making it a sustainable solution, too! 

The unusual roof also adds character to the interior, with a turret-like hexagonal ceiling over the sleeping area and little rectangular windows to bring light into the cabin.

This petite home on wheels from Tennessee Tiny Homes is fully customisable and you can choose from a selection of wooden sidings to put your own stamp on the interior. Starting at £17,900 ($22.5k) this model was designed for a client who wanted some luxury extras like granite countertops and underfloor heating. 

Known as Mendy's Tiny Home, this little house is beautifully finished inside and decked out with wooden flooring, a queen-size loft sleeping area and a compact bathroom. Even the ladder up to the sleeping area has be perfectly constructed, with everything designed to fit perfectly into the space.

Plus, the kitchen is almost full-sized – a cramped kitchenette it is not. With a fridge freezer, a working sink and enough workable counter space to whip up a nice meal, everything has been carefully thought out.

With an emphasis on quality craftsmanship, Blackdown Shepherd Huts build adorable dinky tiny homes on wheels that could fit onto the smallest plot of land. The firm's Turnkey hut starts at £25,000 ($31k).

Fitted to satisfy the client's preferred specifications, the hut's interior can consist of anything from quality oak flooring to decoration with your favourite shade of Farrow & Ball paint.

Oregon-based firm Tiny Heirloom builds some of the most luxurious homes on wheels in the world – you can even add a neo-classical portico to your bespoke design. Just don't expect it to come cheap.

Wowing with a blingy chandelier and even a clawfoot bathtub, this tiny house is all about luxury. Even the kitchen countertops bring in a hint of marble and every detail has been chosen to look stylish and sophisticated.

Set on iron wheels, the tiny space is mobile and can be taken wherever you wish to go. Storage space is maximised, so you can turn your desk into a bed, or your dining table into a couch. 

Prefer something extra-quirky? This curvy scaled-down home by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses would cost between £34,000 ($43k) and £55,000 ($69k) to reproduce. 

With space for a family of four, the Pequod is deceptively roomy and its unique design makes use of non-linear edges to create a survey ceiling that we've never seen before in a tiny house design. 

You can hire this French-style micro home on wheels in Olympia, Washington via Airbnb from £105 ($132) per night. Nestled in a blissful rural setting, it's within walking distance of a beach.

With a decent-sized kitchen and living area, the interior of the lovely mini-home is surprisingly well-equipped for short and longer stays.

And judging by the loft sleeping area, you'll never want to get out of bed, it just looks so cosy. Mind your head, though!

This gorgeous little house on wheels is the passion project of designer and photographer Sheena and her husband Jason (and their dog, Riley!), who picked it up in almost mint condition for £5,700 ($7.2k). Affectionately known as Mavis the Airstream, she has been carefully renovated to make the most of the classic retro features that make this caravan a design classic. 

Renovated in 2016 at a cost of £16,000 ($20k), this 1975 Airstream Overlander is designed for life on the go and includes a small office space for working from home – wherever that might be! A shelving unit with metal drawers hides away clutter with ease, allowing the ample greenery to take centre stage.

Designed in a beautiful boho style by Sheena, the bedroom area is topped with a statement macramé fringe, which ties in with a wall hanging in the living area. The pallet is clean and bright, with whites, creams and warm wood giving this neutral scheme an eclectic twist.

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