This Ordinary Trailer Has An Extraordinary Interior

They say you should never judge a book by its cover — and if you’re a tiny house enthusiast, you know this to be incredibly true. A tiny house often looks like a snug and uncomfortable space. Yet, if you are familiar with the wily world of dwarf-sized dwellings, you know that most homes that are built under 1,000-square-feet are usually innovatively designed, leaving the person who lives there feeling like they have ample space. Another great perk about tiny houses that many don’t take into consideration is that due to their more compact sizes, many of them are mobile, so your view varies depending on where you park it. Basically, the whole world is your backyard. Yet, how do these tiny homes become mobile? Some are built with wheels, but my very favorite is the type that started as a large mode of transportation, like a bus or truck, and then converted it into a house. One special tiny house, dubbed the Kirkwood Tiny House, takes an ordinary trailer and flips it into one exquisite tiny house brimming with tons of cool surprises…

The shell of this masterpiece is a 2004 Fleetwood Prowler travel trailer.

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But once you start turning the corner, you realize that this is not a normal trailer.

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It was converted into a beautiful tiny house on wheels with a functioning slide-out for extra space.

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The spacious interior has been completely re-finished with features similar to a traditional home.

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

You may wonder how they managed to squeeze all the creature comforts of a home into a small space.

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

The answer is that they were pretty innovative about their furniture design.

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

Like this Murphy bed that pulls out of the wall.

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

The tiny house has customized windows, French doors, insulation, appliances, furniture, and much, much more.

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

For instance, the kitchen area is also brimming with lots of interesting design details as well.

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

There are a lot of cute little details everywhere.

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

Like this dry-erase board and wooden box converted into storage.

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

Strategically placed tables add to the counter space and also boast nooks for additional storage.

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

And part of the ample counter acts as a hidden freezer box.

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

Space on the walls is also used cleverly.

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

The kitchen also has it’s a hidden surprise.

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

A ladder can be pulled down from overhead.

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

Which leads to an overhead loft area.

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

Complete with a glass floor...or ceiling, depending on which perspective you’re looking at it from.

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

There is also a full bathroom.

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

Split in two, so there is much more space for the bathroom vanity.

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

It’s a delightful and cleverly built tiny house filled with lots of cool surprises!

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Kirkwood Tiny Homes via Tiny House Talk

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