Ever dreamt of a space that’s both a creative haven and a hangout spot? Meet Amir and his son, who transformed a humble cart into a multifunctional caravan wagon that’s perfect for work, play, and everything in between. From its clever tilting walls to the charming outdoor shower, this handcrafted gem is a testament to innovative design and father-son bonding. Dive into their inspiring story and discover the magic of tiny living!
Amir emailed us this week to show off the awesome caravan wagon he and his 15-year-old son built together. It’s a space for them to hang out and work.
The story is that I wanted to build a small wagon for me and my son to have a place for recreation in our village.
So we built it on a small cart we found. Bigger than the cart. It has a small balcony with a kitchen.
And a shower outside under a tree.
I use it for writing and meeting people for coaching; and my son ( 15 y.o.) for hanging out with his friends.
I am an architect in my profession, and a coach. My son is in arts highschool here in Israel.
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Handcrafted Work & Play Wagon
Images via Amir
Tilting the walls out provides lots of extra space inside.
Images via Amir
Oh, I love the fabric work on the ceiling.
Images via Amir
The blue exterior looks lovely.
Images via Amir
Wonderful scenery, too!
Images via Amir
The camp stove lets them cook up meals.
Images via Amir
The little canopy is a perfect touch.
Images via Amir
Highlights
- Amir and his son built a multifunctional caravan wagon for recreation and work.
- The wagon includes a small balcony with a kitchen and an outdoor shower.
- Amir uses the space for writing and coaching, while his son uses it to hang out with friends.
- The wagon features tilting walls for extra interior space and a charming fabric ceiling.
- The blue exterior and scenic surroundings add to the wagon’s appeal.
- A camp stove in the wagon allows them to cook meals.
- The handcrafted wagon is an example of creative use of small spaces.
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I think this is really genius the way you slanted the walls out. I had started something similar on my Estate to be used as a carriage for children’s rides. I got injured in an accident and didn’t get it finished and it fell over. I was so sad. It made me happy to see your finished project. Thanks for sharing.
Wow Diane I’m so sorry about that!
This is such a beautiful build! Great job Amir. The colors are fantastic, and the background scenery is making me feel homesick 🙂