1963 Airstream Trailer Transformed into Beautiful Modern Studio

Renovations, recycled materials, an <a href="Phoenix New Times" target="_blank">Airstream Trailer</a> and an <a href="http://inhabitat.com/2010/05/21/gorgeous-shipping-container-art-studio-in-new-york/" target="_blank">art studio</a> - nothing could be dearer to this writer's heart, and this vintage trailer-turned-studio, seen over at <a href="http://www.designspongeonline.com/2010/07/before-after-katies-dresser-sarahs-airstream-studio.html#more-55483" target="_blank">Design*Sponge</a>, is an absolute treasure. Sarah of <a href="http://www.26-letters.com/about/" target="_blank">26 Letters</a> always wanted her own art studio, so she decided to repurpose an old trailer to create the space of her dreams. The result is a charming renovation that is sure to make you green with envy.

This is what the super chic interior looks like after the renovation.

A section of interior skin before removal.

Airstream interior with the skin removed

Sagging Airstream roof (see bent rib towards the bottom of the photo).

View of two new ribs, one running part-way down either side of the trailer.

The fuzzy, pink cocoon of the insulated Airstream.

Clecos holding the skin while it is riveted.

The painted interior with the new plywood and some flooring.

The completed interior, before furniture.

The Airstream in its idyllic backyard setting in Phoenix.

Cozy vintage furniture make the space fun and inviting.

A practical work table for Sarah's design business, 26 Letters.

A "before" photo of the Airstream.

And the beautiful "after" shot!

Lots of storage and light.

Work area.

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