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It was like visiting Pinterest in real life. Mark Bertel Jr. Construction has taken vintage camper trailers, a school bus, even a wagon from the 1800s and transformed them in whimsical ways. Food trucks, tiny homes and pop-up shops all over the U.S. have gotten their start just outside Mountain Home, Arkansas.
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[…] his work with construction and crafting minimalistic interiors, as he has done for the Dels, by renovating retro campers into food trucks. A Mountain Home native, Bertel has spent some time in St. Louis, where he became […]
I want one exactly like this one!