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Western Pacific Airstream Trailers are pretty rare—so rare, in fact, that there are only five left in existence. One of these five hard-to-find RVs got the lucky chance to be restored to its former glory as a tiny home by Colorado-based Timeless Travel Trailers, a company that specializes in being able to customize pretty much anything on wheels.
This 40-foot airstream trailer serves as a vacation residence for its owner, who specifically asked for a 1950s-1960s feel. Timeless Travel Trailers says that the interior was designed with midcentury design in mind, and it has a wide galley to make the trailer seem a little more open and spacious—and encourage guests to hang out a while.
Long, horizontal windows fill the trailer and let in tons of sunlight, and the fun red, blue and lime green colors add a layer of personality. The counters are solid white to reflect the light streaming through the windows, and the kitchen features a modern backsplash that spreads to the shower and bathroom, ending at the bedroom.
Tiny homes like these can be bought, built, and even 3D printed, but this rare Western Pacific Airstream still has a classic feel with a completely unique design and story. Too bad it's not for sale!
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