I turned an old Coke lorry into a tiny home – it looks like a wood cabin but we have curtains to activate ‘stealth mode’

A SAVVY couple wowed people with their epic tiny home built out of an empty Coke lorry.

Tiny homes have boomed into popularity across the world over the past decade, mainly down to affordability and sustainability reasons, as well as the desire for minimalist living.

More purse-friendly, they offer a path to homeownership for those unable to afford larger properties or who wish to avoid debt.

Millennials and Generation X are the primary adopters of tiny homes, with the majority of tiny home dwellers being between 30 and 50 years old.

Amongst them is also Clara Trindall and her partner, from Australia, who managed to get their hands on an old Coca-Cola truck and turned the vehicle into a gorgeous home on wheels.

The thrifty Aussie duo have been sharing their journey on TikTok, proudly showing viewers what the lorry looked like when they first bought it - and once the makeover was complete.

Clara explained that when they purchased it, the truck was totally empty, didn't have any walls and had been used for deliveries around Sydney.

But with some DIY skills and jobs, the savvy couple gave it a brand new look, adding walls on the sides, which made the truck ''look like a little wooden cabin''.

''And the curtains still close, which is good,'' Clara said, adding this could activate ''stealth'' mode in no time.

The inside, too, had been renovated from top to bottom, with a brand new kitchen set-up and all the other essentials needed for life on the road.

Wowing fellow social media users with the jaw-dropping glow-up, Clara gave viewers a peek into their epic home, which featured a stove, an oven, a stunning worktop and cupboards to store all the must-haves.

Meanwhile, the lounge area at the back of the truck, she said in , could also be turned ''into a bed'' with a window above to admire the skylight.