[Music] Well, hello! Welcome to our Pottery Barn Cody Airstream! Welcome to our Pottery Barn Airstream.

We are a family of four; we have two little kids: 2-year-old Kai and 8-month-old Maverick. We moved from Alaska into our 2023 Pottery Barn Airstream.

So today we're going to give you a little tour of what we're living in. Get my coffee first! Welcome to our living room. It is wide

enough to be a single bed if you want to do a little bit of office work. This little desk pops out, which we actually

do use. This—oh, I use this all the time! I set my laptop out here, do some work, have

your coffee out. This is an awesome little feature. We have scones—we do—is that what it's called? A

sconce? I think it's officially called a sconce. We have reading lights in case you're up late. So many windows in this Airstream!

That was one of the big selling features for us. Tons of storage above the living room. We have ducted air, so we get all of

our heat and cooling kind of spread throughout the Airstream, which is super nice. And, of course, we have blackout

shades, too. So all of these stretch out; everything gets really dark if you're trying to darken it during the day or

keep peeping Toms out during the night. We have our kind of like shoe/trash/cleaning drawer, and then underneath the

couch, we turn this into a diaper haven, and we have another nice little drawer for whatever else you want to put in

there. Moving on to the kitchen—this is a mess, don't judge us—um, so we have a really nice

pantry. That side's a little bit more organized than that one right now. The cutting board over the trash can is

super nice because if you're doing vegetable chopping here, you can just pull your waist right over here and it

does come off so you can wash it. We have a normal cutting board that can just move off to the side; big, deep farmhouse

sink, a really nice faucet, and our son loves climbing up on the countertop and playing with it.

Trying to break that habit. Three-top burner stove; we have the vent and the light; nice big oven that our Lodge pans

are currently in right now. Andrew likes to buy in bulk, even though we live in an RV. How are we going to fit that? We're

already at max capacity, but surprisingly, again, it's super packed full, but we've yet to run out of room officially. Even

more storage, just like nice little vitamin drawer storage under here, of everything. This is where our silverware

is; drawers for whatever else. This is the dining area right here; super comfy; can easily fit two people on each side. All

the windows just give you a super light, breezy, airy feeling at the dining table. Table and then all the crumbs on the

table also just really add to the effect. It'll slide all the way over that way, slide all the way back here if I want to

be typing on a laptop. Um, I can actually slide it out, and then the other cool feature about this dining area is there

is storage underneath each of the seats. But you can also take this table and drop it down and make a bed here; pop the

cushions up first, and then this thing, just like that, turns into a bed. And this is probably equivalent to a

bigger than a twin; bigger than a twin; this is like a full. I'm 6'2" and it's a barely, but I can fit in

it, so I can totally fit sleeping right here on this thing. There's room for a second person, so this is definitely...

Luckily, technically it sleeps 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. We'll show you how it sleeps.

More, if there's any camera shake during this video. This is why one of our pet peeves with RVs in

general is that there's not much natural light. Everything kind of feels a little bit closed in, so that was one thing we

loved about the Airstream, especially this Pottery Barn. It just feels so light and airy. One thing to point out: all the

windows, almost all of them, open up, too. So you have a lot of airflow pouring in. Privacy covers for privacy, which we've yet to

use. These, but if you have neighbors on either side of you and you're trying to change or get in and out of the shower,

we have an actual door to an RV shower. We have a seat in there. Really nice shower head. It opens up and we can turn on the

vent, as well as a shower light. Kind of a fun feature. We've yet to use it. We're

excited to. Need to use this clothesline. It can't hold a ton of weight for like jeans and stuff like

that, but for bathing suits, really that's kind of what we're excited for—bathing suits.

The bathroom opens all the way up. Has a ton of storage. These open up all the way. This

was actually a big surprise to me: there's storage behind the mirror, which is super nice. You have um... Oh, are we almost out of Maui Babe

bronzing lotion? These are all Andrew's. I have eczema; I can't use any of that stuff. Don't let them lie to you.

These are all... I wouldn't lie. All of your controls are right here. So we have our accent lights, all the different levels

that you want, as well as normal lights. We have another fan up here. There's a linen closet, so I have a closet here that

has a hanging rod, and we're going to swing it over to Andrew so we can explain what he did. Why are you getting

so close? What are you doing? In addition to the storage next to the shower, there's more storage to the right and

left in the bedroom. More storage up top. Let's talk bed. We had two options when we got this: you can get the twin

twin bed setup, or you can get one queen bed with some walk-around space. We decided to make what I call a monster

king. I took those twin mattresses, got rid of them, and built a platform right down the middle here. So now we have added storage

underneath. We also modified the nightstand up here, modifying it in a way where we were able to keep our

little reading light, our little lamp, and we were able to keep the six USB ports and the four 110-volt outlets that are

attached to that. So we didn't lose any functionality there. And then the dimensions here were perfect to fit a

regular queen mattress and a twin XL. So now we have a mattress that's the full width of the Airstream,

97 inches, and it's 80 inches tall. So we have a TV here in the bedroom, as well as a TV in

the dining room. Windows on both sides and windows that go all around. If we open up these blackout shades,

So, going back into the living quarters... This is a smart home system called CZone. They've

been gradually integrating them into the Classic line. And then the Pot Barn... This basically tells us exactly how much

battery we have, solar—whether our solar is providing power, which it is (8.9 amps right now)—see our tanks (fresh, gray, waste),

propane, handle your climate stuff... The Fantastic Fan can only be opened from this, which is not a feature that I love.

and this is the only way to control the air conditioning and the heater; that's something that I don't love, but

typically, for your AC and heat, you have it controlled right here with the knobs. You can turn them on and off as you need, and

if you need to replace it, it's all right here. That's nice, and I personally prefer not to have smart home technology in an

in an RV, especially if you're living in it full-time. All right, so now let's go to

the outside and check out the awnings and some of the outside features. We also have a doorbell; I have

no idea if it works or not. It doesn't make any sound, but it's a fun little

feature. Mornings, depending if it's raining and you want the rain to run off, there's also a button for a front tilt

or a rear tilt. Let's check out these outdoor features. Stop it. Two lithium batteries here, are propane tanks, obviously our

janky little storage for our Starling One. A super nice feature of the Pottery Barn Airstream is that we have an inline on-

demand water heater. It just takes the water flowing in and gives us hot water as we need it, as we want it. An outdoor shower,

we're big beach goers, and so it's super nice to be able to fire up the outdoor

shower. So nothing fancy, nothing crazy. We also have, on this side and the other side and the back of the camper, under-

bed storage. So when you need to go to the grocery store, just get out your Arbor skateboard and

uh, me and Kai go to the store. Kai, come [Music] here. That wraps up this tour of our 2023

Airstream Pottery Barn, AKA our new home, coastal cabin. Leave a comment with any

questions that you might have about our rig. Thanks a lot, folks, and uh, tune in to our future videos about this camper and

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