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Pre-pandemic Claire had a dream of living in a Volkswagen van and traveling the country, being able to see her then-long-distance boyfriend Jared more often. He convinced her that a Sprinter would be a more reliable choice, and it just so happened that Jared started working remotely in March 2020.
He was able to convince his employer to let him continue remote work, and Claire and Jared were able to chase the van dream together! They chose copper “penny”-themed accents to make a truly beautiful home.
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Fitness Trainers’ “Penny” The Van
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The warm wood tones make this so cozy.
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The outside is rugged and ready for anything!
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how do they access the storage in the corner of their kitchen under the coffee cupboard, I wonder?
Dead space corners aren’t always used for storage, as they can be a good place to put things like the water pump, water tank, water heater, etc. that would otherwise take up space somewhere else and thus frees up that space where it can be the most useful and easily accessed.