7 Airstreams We Love

Caroline Brandes hired Area 63 Productions, a professional Airstream renovation company, to help repair her trailer which was afflicted with water leaks, extensive floor rot under the linoleum tiles, and even frame damage. "I wanted the trailer to feel airy, calm and open, nearly a bit Zen-like." See the before and after here.

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One of our recent Coffee Break articles focused on Albany, California's Local 123, a cafe located within a modified 1960s Princess trailer that's stationed in a lush nursery.

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In Andreas Stavropoulos's Airstream—featured in one of the 20 most popular Dwell stories—an enormous slide out drawer was necessary to create a storage area for clothes.

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French designer Thierry Gaugain recently reimagined an Airstream as a mobile shop for clothing company Aether.

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With the classic Murphy bed as muse, Japanese architect Toshihiko Suzuki transformed a standard Airstream into a versatile small wonder. Inside this renovated Airstream, a woman prepares a meal. The skylight above the cook top lets fumes escape from the small space.

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Airstream partnered with Victorinox Swiss Army—the same company that makes the iconic pocket knife—to commemorate the tool's 125th anniversary. Only 125 of the special edition trailers were produced.

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Architect Christopher C. Deam, Dwell founder Lara Deam's husband, designed Airstream's newest travel trailer, the International Sterling.

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