#trailer conversion

The Green Fairground Wagon adapted to a home. I’m not sure what that is, but I’m assuming it belonged to a vendor that traveled to fairs and carnivals.

The living area is a good size and there’s a writing table, plus storage. Love the tile over the mantel. 

Really, this is about the size of the kitchen in my apt. 

Cozy sleeping nook. 

A couple puts a pitched roof and dormer on a trailer and goes off the grid in rural Wisconsin. 

It’s simple, sweet, and hand built. 

The roof addition provided more room for a sleeping loft and storage. 

Carmen, the RV, had a makeover fit for a Bohemian Princess. 

Carmen and her new owner begin her transformation.

And, behold the new Carmen. 

Her beautiful Victorian tin ceiling.

The old kitchen was removed and relocated to the other side of the trailer. 

Check out her improved, fancy sink cabinet.

The former kitchen area is now an elegant sitting room.

And, look at the new purple bead board on the fridge. What a difference!

Amazing trailer conversion, made to look like Old Paris. 

Trailer Conversion

by asterisk-sims

(Not-so) Starter Home

1 bathroom (2x2)

1 bedroom (3x4)

A walk-in closet (you can make into a kids’ room)

2 patios

VERY VERY vintage feel to it (with lots and lots of (brown) wood

cc used

my FAVORITE build :)

An update on life in a 6x10 box. 

It's amazing how much giving up everything has changed me. I feel free. I have next to nothing and I go to sleep every night in awe at how lucky I am. I have a roof over my head, a warm bed to sleep in, food, supportive friends and family, and my Stiles. I have everything that I need to be happy with none of the extra burden or stress that comes with having more. 

I am infinitely happier than when I was making $80,000 and had a house full of shit I never touched.