Completed projects

From an empty 1956 Spartan shell to a full-time Sunnybrook home, every build starts with a conversation and ends with a trailer that is truly its owner’s. Open any project for its full photo set.

Project 01

’56 Spartan Imperial Mansion

An empty shell reimagined as a mid-century destination trailer around its panoramic window.

When this 1956 Spartan Imperial Mansion first arrived, it was little more than an empty shell secured to its frame. Over the course of a single winter, we transformed it into a destination-ready trailer infused with mid-century charm and thoughtful design. Starting from scratch allowed us to completely reimagine the layout and make the most of every square foot—including the iconic panoramic front window, which later became the perfect vantage point for breathtaking lakeside sunrises. Crisp whites, warm walnut, bold black accents, and subtle pops of colour came together to create a renovation that feels timeless, inviting, and undeniably unique.

Project 02

’04 Sunnybrook Titan

A 264-square-foot full-time home with two workspaces, a larger bedroom and a micro wood stove.

This reno headed west to become a full time residence for two busy work-from-home professionals. They had many unique requests to make sure 264 square feet could meet all their needs. From a remodelled bedroom to accommodate a larger bed, 2 separate work spaces to a micro wood burning stove, we checked each box. A stunning colour palette of rich green and warm white was accented with antique brass and copper.

Project 03

’78 Airstream

Heritage details preserved, failed systems restored and the original layout given an earthy refresh.

Another classic trailer that sat unoccupied for years before getting a new lease on life, this Airstream was as original as they come—but time had taken its toll. After repairing extensive damage and restoring everything that no longer functioned, we gave it a full cosmetic refresh. We kept the original layout and key fixtures, but brought the space into the modern age with an updated, bright, yet earthy colour palette. The result honors its heritage while making it feel fresh, welcoming, and ready for the road again.

Project 04

’07 Jay Flight

A chassis-up, spray-foam insulated three-season retreat with nine feet of kitchen counter.

The 2007 Jay Flight was ReVolution Trailers’ largest renovation to date. After lifting the body off the frame, we fully spray-foam–insulated the trailer, added dual-pane windows, and transformed it into a true three-season retreat. A kitchen boasting nine feet of counter space, a spacious shower, custom furnishings, and thoughtfully designed accents made this build an instant fan favourite. Now headed to its forever home, it’s ready to serve as the perfect summer getaway for years to come.

Project 05

Alpine

A full-time home for an adventurous couple, built for North America without leaving comfort behind.

The Alpine project was an extensive renovation for ReVolution Trailers. Destined to be the residence for an active, adventure seeking couple, we were able to create the perfect space for them to travel full-time around North America without sacrificing any of the comforts of a brick and mortar home. They chose a palette of warm whites, deep greys, yellows and greens to be the landing spot from their adventures and we’re sure there will be lots!

Project 06

’75 Boler “Olive”

Rebuilt from the fibreglass shell with spray cork, a new interior and another 50 years ahead.

The 1975 Boler—fondly named “Olive”—may have been the roughest trailer we’ve ever taken on. After spending years in a yard with no windows or door, it had endured more than its share of weather and wear. We stripped it right back to the fiberglass shell and rebuilt from the inside out, starting with a unique spray-cork interior finish and following it up with brand-new everything. A fresh exterior paint job completed the transformation, and just like that, Olive was ready for her next 50 years of adventures.

Project 07

’71 Minimax

An empty box turned into a compact home with a farmhouse sink, fireplace and clever storage.

The 1971 Minimax renovation began as an empty box paired with a long wishlist. Starting from scratch gave us the freedom to thoughtfully design the layout and incorporate nearly every item on that list. From the farmhouse-style sink to the soft pastel colour palette to the cozy fireplace, we packed this compact space with both style and function—ready for years of adventures to come.

Project 08

’70 Golden Falcon

The first studs-out build: dual-purpose features, a vertical kitchen and abundant storage.

The 1970 Golden Falcon was the first trailer we ever took down to the studs—and the project that made us fall in love with renovating travel trailers. What began as a tired, neglected interior was rebuilt with careful attention to every square inch. While we kept the spirit and basic layout of the original design, we reimagined the space to include clever dual-purpose features, an electric fireplace, a vertical kitchen, abundant storage, and a perfectly sized sofa bed. The result brought this Golden Falcon straight from 1970 into the 2020s—fresh, functional, and full of new life.

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