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
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Right now I’m sharing this 1968 Airstream Ambassador for sale which was submitted by one of our readers (thanks for sharing, James!). He has lived in it for the past year and he’s now selling it. Please enjoy the tour and if you’re interested you can learn more below and at the bottom of this post. Thank you! Update: Sold.
Vintage 1968 Airstream Ambassador, 28′ trailer, one of only three production years where the windows actually curve with the body. This vintage Airstream is functional, but also has room for plenty of improvements if desired. Outside was professionally restored and polished. New water pump, toilet, bathroom floor Perfect as a guest-house! Tows great, about 4,400 lbs, new tires with vintage hubs. Comes with custom built “front porch steps”
Asking $15,000 OBO
source: http://ventura.craigslist.org/rvs/4871992746.html
1968 28′ Airstream Ambassador For Sale (Sold)
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Hi Alex (and Tiny House Newsletter readers). I’ve been a subscriber to Tiny House Talk for a while and have often wondered why there weren’t more people celebrating living tiny in trailers such as an Airstream. I’m a semi – retired builder and designer, I specialized in Earth, Straw, and other appropriate building materials, and have been a proponent of small houses for many years.
I’ve built quite a few and lived in “alternative” housing much of my adult life, buses, trailers, barns, and tiny houses. A few years ago we ended up living in a suburban house so as to care for my wife Nicky’s ailing mother; our then 23yr old daughter pointed out that it was the first time in her life she’d seen us living in an ‘ordinary’ house.
Maybe it was this statement that prompted us to look forward and make plans for when we could move on. We considered buses, trucks and tiny houses on wheels and decided that we wanted a trailer, as its prime function was to travel easily throughout NZ, on both highways and more remote rural roads, and to park up for extended periods if we, or work, called for it. We also had an interest in simplifying and minimalism, a process we haven’t regretted.
Couple Downsize into a DIY Airstream Tiny Home
Images © Bob Gilkison
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When people tell me they want to travel a lot with their future tiny house on wheels I always think, “hey, why not just go for a travel trailer because it’s lighter and easier to tow?”
And if you wanted you can always still live in a travel trailer just like you would in a tiny house. Especially if you get to completely renovate it.
In this case, we’ve got a 1954 Airstream that was wonderfully renovated into what I consider a modern tiny cabin on wheels by Timeless Travel Trailers.
Photo Credit Orvis
I encourage you to enjoy the rest of the tour of this awesome RV to micro cabin conversion:
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I ran into this Airstream “tiny house” on Airbnb and just had to share it with you.
It has a beautiful deck, a hot tub, and an outdoor shower.
Vintage Airstream Tiny House with Deck
This vintage/retro Airstream conversion is an excellent way to vacation or even try out a tiny living for a weekend if you’re ever in the Wimberley, Texas, area.
That looks like life, doesn’t it? Why don’t you check out the rest of this retro tiny house below:
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