A Woman Who Built A Tiny Wagon All By Herself Is Living Her Best Life Traveling Across The United States

Like many people, Stefanie found herself out of work when the pandemic hit. With plenty of time on her hands, she was inspired to do something productive.

Stefanie spent the lockdown learning a new skill: building a custom vardo, also known as a caravan.

After months of hard work, Stefanie finally completed her project and named it “Misty.” Her mobile home may be small, but the wagon boasts a ton of character and even a hint of luxury you wouldn’t expect from such a small space.

Aside from wanting to put her time in lockdown to good use, Stefanie built the vardo so she could start traveling again. She used to travel in a van, but she wanted more comfort now that she’s a bit older.

When COVID-19 came, her business went completely down, but she didn’t remain unproductive. She used that time to build her wagon, which is just perfect for her because it’s lightweight and can be pulled with a car or truck.

Stefanie didn’t have a solid background in building, but she has remodeled a few homes by herself. Along with her inherent handiness, she sought the help of the internet to build her vardo. All in all, it cost her around $15,000 to complete.

Stefanie also decorated the space with luxurious items, including a glass lamp and mirrors from Morocco and a handmade lamp from India. So far, she has traveled to 28 countries.

The wagon has a fold-out deck that adds about 30 more square feet to her living space. This is where she likes to relax and enjoy being out in nature.

Take a tour inside this beautiful custom wagon in the video below.
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