Two icons of American design have come together in a stunning collaboration: the new Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian Limited Edition Travel Trailer from Airstream blends Wright’s timeless architectural vision with Airstream’s legendary craftsmanship and mobility.
Limited to just 200 units over two years, this 28-foot trailer draws inspiration from Wright’s Usonian homes—known for their small-space efficiency, indoor-outdoor harmony, and organic design. Inside, you’ll find multi-functional furniture, warm textures, and a clever floor plan that transforms narrow corridors into open-feeling spaces.
A standout feature is the rear hatch, reimagined with a sleeping lounge in place of a dinette. Twin beds convert into a king, with tailored slipcovers and bolsters offering comfort and versatility—perfect for both rest and entertaining.
Starting at $184,900, this design-forward trailer is a true collector’s item. Built for those who want to live beautifully—wherever the road takes them.
300W rooftop solar panels paired with 2.5kWh lithium batteries deliver reliable off-grid capability, powering your travels with efficient, sustainable energy – so you can explore farther, longer, and with less environmental impact.
Wright’s signature use of low seating to frame the view comes to life through 29+ windows and skylights. Wide picture windows invite in the landscape, while vista view windows and panoramic coverings fill the space with filtered light and soft shadows, balancing openness with privacy. Unique porthole windows accent both the lavatory and main door, and outside, a cream-toned awning echoes the canvas rooftops of Taliesin West, Wright’s iconic winter home in Arizona.
Wright’s Usonian design philosophy shines in the convertible main living space, where form meets function. The area shifts seamlessly from a dinette for four to a narrow desk with picture-window views. Chairs and a stool tuck neatly into a modular storage cabinet, and when everything’s stowed, the space opens up to accommodate a pull-out sofa for secondary sleeping—offering thoughtful flexibility in a compact footprint.
Inspired by Wright’s 1955 paint collection, the interior showcases earthy desert hues – mustard, ochre, turquoise, and red—that evoke a grounded, organic feel. This warm, natural palette creates a welcoming atmosphere and deepens the connection between the interior and the surrounding landscape.
Modern conveniences—like a 27” 12V DC Smart TV with Bluetooth®, USB ports, LED lighting, and a premium audio system—are thoughtfully integrated throughout the trailer, enhancing comfort and functionality without disrupting the clean, cohesive design.
The Airstream includes a dedicated home office space, featuring a narrow fold-away desk positioned in front of large picture windows—perfect for working on the road without sacrificing the view.
The fully equipped galley features a three-burner stove, convection microwave, deep sink, and concealed fridge—all tucked behind elegant solid wood paneling. It’s a stylish, streamlined space designed for cooking with ease, blending high-end function with refined design.
A custom slatted ceiling fixture, inspired by Taliesin West, runs the length of the trailer—casting dynamic patterns of light and shadow while cleverly concealing vents and wiring for a clean, architectural finish.
The onboard lavatory includes a fully plumbed system with a sink, shower, macerator toilet, and on-demand hot water, offering all the comforts of home while on the road.
Wood accordion doors with piano hinges provide flexible functionality – concealing appliances or offering privacy between the bedroom and lavatory. This thoughtful detail echoes Wright’s signature design language, blending elegant form with practical utility.
For the first time, Airstream’s signature Rear Hatch opens directly from the primary bedroom, offering an immersive connection to the outdoors. Inside, twin beds convert to a king at the push of a button, with tailored slipcovers, quilted coverlets, and supportive bolsters allowing the space to shift effortlessly from a cozy sleep zone to a stylish lounge – perfect for relaxing or entertaining.
Open shelves take the place of traditional overhead lockers, offering space to showcase art, books, or travel mementos. In the bedroom, the shelves are thoughtfully designed with hidden bottom-mount hooks and integrated USB ports, combining display and function with modern convenience.
The floor plan highlights the travel trailer’s smart, flexible design, showcasing its multi-functional spaces that adapt seamlessly for living, working, dining, and sleeping on the go.
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