Andreas Stavropoulous is a landscape architect, based in Berkeley, California. He has a 1959 Airstream trailer nestled in the backyard of his house, which he bought and converted into a design studio/living space.

Most of you already know by now that I am an avid traveler, who loves the idea of travel trailers and caravans, so when I read about this outdoor studio space combined with a vintage mobile home, I was immediately captured. I love the idea of working from a non-conventional space that connects me to creativity, design and the open road all at once. And as Andreas says: “You always have the potential to move…”

I was quite surprised when I read about an architect, who decided to buy and remodel a 1978, 25-foot Airstream trailer to serve as his living/working space. However, when I saw the result I was literally blown away.

When architect Matthew Hofmann made this decision, some people just didn’t get it while others said he was living their dream. What was once an old broken down travel trailer turned into a polished, bright and airy, modern living space.

The ’252° Living Area’ is a tiny three-wheeled travel trailer concept. It can be deployed quickly and easily by one person; all you need to do is open the external shell and the floor will follow – The support feet will spread automatically.

Since i can remember i have always been an enthusiastic traveler, so it’s quite clear why the Colim has caught my eye and imagination. The Colim – an acronym for Colors of Life in Motion – is a detachable car/camper/motorhome concept, by Austrian designer Christian Susana. Smart, stylish and soooo cute.

Now you can take that day trip to the seaside or countryside with your loved one in your tiny classic Mini car; just don’t forget to attach it to the pod, a small stylish caravan for two, and there you have it – a romantic escape, all included.

Looking for the ultimate tailgate trailer to show off at your team’s next hanging out tailgate party? This trailer has got it all, whether you want to sit back and enjoy your tailgate party or stand out among the crowd.

The new Westfalia Verdier Solar Power caravan is a completely green energy, self-sufficient caravan which runs on solar power.

Give your trailer a new trailer design. Why settle for a trashy looking trailer if you can go for the whole 9 yards with Trailer Wrap, an architectural exercise by University of Colorado students, providing simple and affordable solutions to improve the conditions of the mobile home with a social and environmental conscience.