The story goes like this… Business was really picking up in 2009 and we received packages almost daily. One day, I returned home to find boxes stacked four feet high at our front door. The UPS man tossed the welcome mat over the top of the pile and placed a sticky note on the door with the “under the mat” box checked.
Overwhelmed and running out of room, we began to consider options for building a space on the property. We thought about the time and expense needed to build something of that magnitude and quickly turned to a more creative solution. We bought a charming 1963 Safari Airstream trailer and spent a month remodeling. Read about it over at Inhabitat.com.
The trailer grabbed worldwide attention when it was featured in the seminal style blogs Design*Sponge and Inc. Magazine. Recently, Sarah was a featured on CNBC, the Arizona Republic and Voyage Phoenix.
The trailer is home to 26 Letters Studio and is the perfect place to conduct all creative endeavors that enrich our delicious life here in the Southwest.
“[Sarah] has been able to convince some of her other artistic friends to work out of trailers as well. Well done, Sarah!“
— Kate Pruitt, contributor, Design*Sponge
