If you want to know about glitter and fitness, ask Richard Simmons. For answers about small spaces and storage, go straight to the owners of trailers, RVs, and campers. They wrote — and regularly revise — the book on compact living, and we reap the benefits of their knowledge, ideas and inspiration. Take a look at these, and learn...
Above, Liz Kamarul recently renovated her trailer, installing an acrylic table to make the space seem airier. Lucite is also a somewhat unexpected design detail in a mobile home, and adds an interesting element.
Meg cleverly built a bench and nightstand table over the wheel wells, taking advantage of a negative fixed feature and transforming it into something positive.
There's so much to love about Kate and Ellen's beautifully redesigned Airstream trailer. Wall-mounted lights save space and the custom console at the end of the trailer acts as both a headboard, nightstand and hidden storage.
The kitchen counter on this revamped trailer is hinged and kept up as needed, but folds down to store flat against the cabinets.
There are so many clever custom touches in this camper, including a shelf just large enough for cookbooks, and the tiniest landing strip on earth in an unexpected location.
Our Anchored Home has a special range top that flips open when cooking, that doubles as a countertop when closed. If you don't have a special stove, store a cutting board over the burners instead.
Hofmann Architecture specializes in mobile renovations and regularly installs sliding doors to save space and make it easier to move around.
Can't install a door yourself? Airstream Norskforce used a curtain instead over their doorway.
- Re-edited from a post originally published 5.12.2016 - DF
Original article and pictures take www.apartmenttherapy.com site
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