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Nearly finished renovating my travel trailer

My parents gifted me their old 16 ft travel trailer a year ago and I’ve been steadily chipping away to create my own Resting Bitch Place. Her name is Tallulah and shes about 95% done, but I don’t think I’ll ever reach 100%. She’s parked permanently in my driveway as an extra studio space. Our main home is only 725 sq ft so having this space is so lovely and it’s truly been my passion project. I hope yall can appreciate her as much as I do!!

Edit: Wow! I’m totally blown away you guys, thank you so much for all the kind words and support!! You’re making me feel so much cooler than I see myself, so thank you for the confidence boost. I wanted to give a little more details in case anyone is interested…

Yes, I removed the bathroom. Maintaining plumbing in a stationary RV/camper is a huge pain in the ass. I have no interest that amount of upkeep when I have a perfectly functional toilet in my home, and no intention of using it as an actual living space. I also own a pee funnel if I’m feeling particularly lazy. My neighbors already hate me, right? Pissing in my yard ain’t no thang.

This project was completed over the course of a year by my husband and I- he helped with demo and repairs and I did everything else. It took about 2 months for the outside, took winter off, and 5 months of near daily work for the inside. I tracked every single expense down to each roll of painters tape and all told it was $2,623 spread out over the year.

Inside me there are 2 wolves- one is Lisa Frank, and the other is Elvira. If I ever get the opportunity to design another space, it would most certainly be all black and filled with cool dead stuff. Yes I love pink (obviously), but I also had my early 2000’s emo/goth phase, and she deserves attention too. 🖤

My main home is much more understated, midcentury modern/boho vibes. Tallulah is my opportunity/space to go wild! Thanks for enjoying her with me 🥰

u/Tough-Celebration298 — 1 month ago