Our Vintage Trailer Renovation is almost complete. There are a few details that still need attention, but it is livable as is.
This is our dinette table with very comfortable cushions. We hung curtains on a rope and gold hooks.
The table gets lowered. We invested in this air powered 3 stage table pedestal for our dinette table. It’s totally worth the money! Highly recommend it.
All of the cushions turn into a HUGE and oh so COMFORTABLE bed.
An open shelve above the kitchen. Paper towel holder hung. A towel hook on the left. The sink is fully functional. Fridge is in place and working. As a normal trailer, it needs to be hooked up to water and power for the sink and fridge to work.
Next to the kitchen is a 6 ft long bed. The foam still needs to be ordered. A top bunk bed is an option for this area.
A fold out couch/bed is on the other side. Ikea slim dresser on the right side. A shelve hung above the couch area.
The cushions for the bed/couch still need to be done.
Bathroom in the back.
Shower not yet completed.
Fan and vent in the ceiling.
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