These awesome parents were looking for a way to share their love of travel with their kids, so they started a search for the perfect Airstream for their needs. They spent $14k on this used one and then put another $23K into making it work for their lifestyle.
The couple does RV/tiny house conversions and updates for others as well as photography. There’s a dedicated office space inside the Airstream for photo editing and a luxurious back bedroom for mom and dad. Enjoy the tour below!
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Their $37K Airstream Conversion
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This family has been living tiny now since 2019, first in a 40-foot RV and now in a 27-foot Airstream. They purchased the Airstream from a client for a price they couldn’t refuse. It was totally gutted which allowed the family to create a tiny house that perfectly met the needs of their family.
They have an epic coffee station, full twin-sized bunks for the kids, and a full queen bed that doubles as the couch in the main part of the house. There’s also a nice bathroom with a composting toilet and shower. Let us know your favorite part.
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They Downsized into this 27 Ft. 2001 Airstream
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Have you gotten the March issue of the Tiny House Magazine yet? Download a copy for a little distraction and to renew your dreams of tiny house living! This PDF issue includes an article on a professional organizer who lives in her Airstream, and an article on how to cope with generalized anxiety disorder while on the road.
Or maybe you want to know how to keep your family healthy on the road, or how many bandages to keep stocked up on while you travel? That’s in here too! There are also some safety tips from a woman who broke some bones trying to build her tiny home. Get it all here!
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Plus How to Stay Healthy While Living Tiny
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If you live in California, you might want to get one of these amazing Fat Barrel homes, “where Airstream meets wine barrel.” Fat Barrel Studios builds and installs these units (only in California) for $65,000, but you can also purchase plans to build your own!
Not interested in owning one, or you’d rather try it out first? You can vacation in their original Fat Barrel on their 5-acre property in Paso Robles, CA. The compact units fit in a queen bed, micro kitchen and a tiled wet-bath for a luxurious vacation experience.
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Sleeping Pod Airbnb on 5 Acres in California
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You might remember this tour of Lauren & Daniel’s 2021 Airstream Classic before they welcomed baby Dash into the world. Now that they’re parents, their RV life has made some adjustments. They dedicated part of the living space and two cabinets to a nursery.
Additionally, they are taking travel much slower — and boondocking less — in order to keep Dash’s bassinet hooked up to electricity. But one thing that hasn’t changed is their incredible organization! Everything in their luxury Airstream has a home — and it’s labeled.
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Check Out This Meticulously-Organized RV!
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Kandace grew up camping as a kid, and when she met Justin she was interested in hopping back into it. So the couple purchased a teardrop camper and enjoyed weekend trips, but wanted to do more!
So Kandace sold her home, and they sold most of their belongings, quit their jobs, and decided to take a year off to travel the country in their 1965 Airstream! They’ve made 50 stops so far and are loving their nomadic life.
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Adventurous Couple’s Renovated 1965 Airstream Globetrotter Sabbatical
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Janis and Glen were nearing retirement age and looking for a downsizing option that would let them live close to the water. When they came across a renovated Airstream in the Tiny Tranquility park, they jumped at the opportunity. But the Airstream ended up being a little too tiny — so Janis started researching tiny house companies until she finally settled on Timbercraft Tiny Homes.
Her nearly 400-square foot home is absolutely stunning, with a ground floor bedroom for her and her husband, a loft room for their daughter, a large bathroom, and a great room/kitchen with bright blue cabinetry. All the windows inside let in stunning natural light. Let us know what you think!
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Their Gorgeous Timbercraft Tiny Home with Ground Floor Bedroom
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Ron and Shayna used to live in an RV full-time, so they know what works and what doesn’t when it comes to renovating trailers. The couple now owns a business — Darlin Trailers — where they’re commissioned to renovate all kinds of RVs into beautiful homes for their customers.
Their latest project is this breathtaking 1963 Airstream Overlander, renovated in an airy Scandinavian style with a spacious luxury bathroom. It started out as a truly dilapidated old trailer, but now it looks like a perfect summer oasis. What do you think?
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They Renovated This 1963 Airstream Back to Glory
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Just wait until you see this amazingly well-organized Airstream tiny home owned by an adorable couple of entrepreneurs. They started downsizing their stuff a few years ago until they finally realized they didn’t need that 2500-square foot home anymore! So they started traveling and staying in Airbnbs.
When 2020 hit, they needed a home base, so they moved into an Airstream. They’ve been living in that ever since and are welcoming a baby soon! In this tiny home, literally every little thing has a home/container and it’s pretty amazing. Tell us what you think in the comments.
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Expectant Couple Has THE Most Organized Tiny Home Ever
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