This Couple Full-Times In a 6×10 Cargo Trailer (w/ Shower!)

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Cargo trailers make a great blank canvas for tiny home conversions. Unlike vans, they feature straight sides which are usually easier to insulate/frame. This couple did an awesome job making their trailer a true home, including a bathroom.

They hang out on a futon from Amazon that turns into a comfortable Queen-sized bed. When it’s all folded up, they have desk space and a living room. The wife paints, and her art is the stunning focal point of the trailer.

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Queen Sized Bed, Nautical Design and Stunning Art!

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His wife is an artist and the interior has a lovely seaside vibe

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During the daytime, they have a couch and desk set up.

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The back flips down into their deck.

This Couple Full-Times In a 6×10 Cargo Trailer (w Shower!)
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VIDEO: This Couple Lives Full-Time in This Amazing Cargo Trailer

Highlights:

  • Cargo trailers offer a straightforward structure, making them ideal for tiny home conversions.
  • The couple transformed their trailer into a cozy home complete with a bathroom.
  • A futon from Amazon doubles as a Queen-sized bed and a daytime couch.
  • The interior features stunning artwork by the wife, enhancing the trailer’s seaside vibe.
  • The back of the trailer converts into a deck, extending living space.
  • An on-demand hot water system and pull-out chest fridge add modern conveniences.
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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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