Photo Credit: Mark Compton for Dwell Magazine
This sweet little vintage 1959 Airstream trailer was lovingly remodeled by Andreas Stavropoulos in Berkeley. See the interior renovation at Dwell Magazine. There’s something to be said for living in a compact space: it forces you to deal with your clutter! That’s good for your feng shui. It looks like this guy has eliminated the bathroom facilities that are usually so cute in Airstreams. I’m not sure that’s good feng shui or very practical but I do like how he organized his interior.
My boyfriend owns 4 vintage Airstreams. One of them is being totally redone (we’ll post pics in the fall when it’s ready) and we’ll be taking it on the road hopefully this winter. Two others will be gutted and converted into gallery space eventually. The fourth is in mint condition and serves as a guest house on the apple orchard in Stonington, Maine. We welcome visitors!
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This was a great post, and the pictures were very fun to look at. You bring up a great point though Fishgirl….where is he using the restroom?
Hi Briita,
Sorry for the delay in posting and replying to your comment. I have been enroute to Maine and finally arrived.
I don’t know where this gentlemen uses the facilities–or if he has an outhouse?–but I do know that usually Airstreams
have adorable bathrooms so I don’t know why he decided against reno’ing his.
Here’s another great Airstream renovation: http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/la/house-tours/matthews-refurbished-retro-airstream-house-tour-140718
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