Airstream Layout
Tosha Tingey • May 10, 2019
Tape outline of our renovation layout
As soon as the floors were finished we collected our many layout sketches and the blue tape and went to the Airstream.
We taped out the layout the best we could to get an idea of how everything would feel. For the first time, we started seeing the final project.
To read about how we rebuilt our sub-floor click here!
We are still deciding if we want a half fridge or full length. If we do go with half then we will keep the top as counter space.
We plan on having overhead storage over everything except the desk and playspace and where the fireplace will be.
Eventually, we also want to create a platform that will be under our couch/bed to give extra storage space for shoes and such.
Obviously, this may very easily change as we start framing but so far this is the layout we are working for!
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