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If you’re an Airstream travel trailer lover like I am, I think you’ll really enjoy this renovation. It’s a story about a family of four who partnered with Anthropologie to transform an old Airstream trailer into a beautiful tiny home on wheels.
This little home has been named the Wandering Star. I think you might agree that you’ve never seen an Airstream that probably looks and feels like a cozy home more than this one. It’s just awesome, isn’t it?
Oh wait, you probably haven’t even seen it yet! Just wait until you see inside. I think you’ll be pretty amazed. Not only is it awesome, but it serves as a reminder that you can live tiny in a renovated travel trailer too! Especially if you desire to travel often. Remember, there are many ways to live tiny (and stick-built tiny homes on trailers aren’t the only way). So please enjoy the tour, visit Sarah Schneider, and re-share this with your other Airstream-loving friends below. 🙂
Woman’s Airstream Renovation with Anthropologie (Wait Until You Go Inside…)
Images © LoveSarahSchneider
Images © LoveSarahSchneider
Learn more: http://www.lovesarahschneider.com/2014/09/airstream-dream.html
Would you ever consider living tiny in an Airstream or any other travel trailer? Either way let us know why or why not in the comments below along with what your ideal choice for a rolling home would be. 🙂
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