This 1971 vintage Airstream was renovated by Idaho-based Traverse Design + Build | Christine Marie Photo

The soothing space boasts a new floorplan and eggshell blue cabinets Looking for some design eye candy during a time of increasing anxiety" Curbed has you covered with alluring home tours and show-stopping real estate, but the latest home renovation to catch our eye is actually a home-on-the-go.
This 1971 Airstream Overland International was originally a product of ?70s schtick, with yellow walls, dark fake wood, and an oxidized aluminum hull that had lost its luster. But where others saw flaws, Idaho-based Traverse Design + Build saw opportunity. The design team uses contemporary style to renovate and build custom campers?mostly vans?and the company took on this 27-foot Airstream as a personal project. Like most old campers, the Airstream needed a complete overhaul of its mechanical systems, and the frame and floors had sustained major damage over the years. After reinforcing the frame and redoing the electrical and pipes, Traverse replaced the floors with engineered maple.

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After reinforcing the frame and redoing the electricity and plumping, Traverse Design + Build opened up the Airstream?s floorplan.

A new floorplan removed claustrophobic partitions to open up the space, creating site lines throughout. The front of the trailer holds a dinette which serves as a dining space during the day and folds into an...