Welcome to the home on wheels you always dreamed of.
From the outside, this mobile home looks like your typical cargo van, which is very intentional. The inconspicuous look provides you privacy and the opportunity to park just about anywhere without being disturbed. But the real magic is found on the inside.
Not only is this van equipped with everything you could need for long term living, but the design is an absolute work of art inspired by the Parisian apartment aesthetic. From the moment you step in, you can’t help but notice how the two-toned color of soft white up top and sky blue below perfectly complement each other, along with the beautifully trimmed cabinets, gold hardware, crown molding, dark vinyl wood flooring, ceiling medallions, and a wonderfully crafted arch accentuated by two corbels.
The cab walls and ceiling are covered in a grey ribbed fabric, giving it a clean look from the windshield. It includes a large black net for overhead compartment storage and a wall mounted file organizer on the cab divider wall for added storage. The wall divider is also a pocket door that creates added privacy between the outside world and your living space.
On the other side of the pocket door, you will find a full length tile mirror with delicate gold details. Not only does this mirror help expand the space but it is also exactly what you need when getting dressed inside the van.
The kitchen backsplash is a mosaic of grey-blue stones that contrasts beautifully with the golden wood countertop and gold brushed kitchen faucet hardware. For food storage, you have a spacious 12-volt cooler style fridge hidden behind some wonderfully crafted false cabinetry. The cooler has two compartments, one of which can be used as a freezer or extra fridge storage. For cooking, you have a propane powered mini oven with a 2 burner cooktop, which is portable and can be used to cook outside of the van when in campsites. There is an extractor fan above the cooktop, which is extremely useful when cooking inside the van with the doors closed. Lastly, there is a spacious drop-in sink that makes it easy to clean up after yourself when you are done cooking.
The living room area showcases a large royal blue sofa, that is upholstered in a soft velvet fabric with an elegant biscuit tufting pattern and matching buttons. The sofa converts into a queen size bed when it is time to go to sleep. There is a sunroof directly in the center of the living space to provide plenty of natural light. A 44-gallon water tank is stored beneath the sofa bed, along with the Webasto heater and a 12-volt air-conditioning fan. Across from the sofa bed you have a TV wall mount that can accommodate a TV of up to 42 inches in size. This area is surrounded by more storage on either side and above. The space below the TV area is where the electrical system is housed.
Towards the back of the van you will find the bathroom area. It is completely separated from the living space by a sliding door for the most amount of privacy. The shower walls mimic concrete and contrast beautifully with the gold hardware and mosaic grey and white stones on the bathroom floor. This area also includes a composting toilet for all those on the road bathroom necessities. The bathroom has a two-way fan to extract the humid air and unpleasant scents or circulate air within the van.
Lastly, there is a closed off area we like to call the garage, next to the bathroom. This area is covered in black rubber matting so that you can store your heavy duty and/or uncleaned items, without worrying about damage or dirt.
For any more questions, feel free to reach out to us. This home on wheels awaits you.
