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a cozy cabin inspired camper van conversion

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With campervans, RVs, and school buses being a alternative home choice for many people, it's still important that these spaces feel like home. The idea behind this 2004 Sprinter was to transform the interior into a cozy cabin on wheels. Natural cedar paneling and an all wood interior bring that rustic warm feeling into a small space giving it a comforting feeling.

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Salvaging and repurposing materials that were original to the once painter's van, a custom kitchen cabinetry was built to bring even more charm and character to this cozy cabin look. 

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Function was just as important as design to make this small 68sf space feel like home. Fitting all of what you do in a home was a challenge, but creative problem solving and savvy storage solutions were key. To keep the kitchen feeling clean and tidy, the cooking source is kept below the counter, hidden under a flip up countertop. The hidden stovetop isn't the only flip top feature in this van. A galley style kitchen turns into an L-shaped one thanks to a flip down counter that connects the kitchen to the sink. 

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Since storage is sacred in a van, both open and closed storage options are used in the space to maximize on fitting everything one needs into such a small space. This includes another special design feature, a set of floating masons jars to store bulk dry goods for a functional bit of decor. Mixed with wall hooks for cups, an herbal apothecary hutch, and a built-in snake tank, there's a witch on wheels vibe to this van as well.

Photography @ Tina Witherspoon

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