We’ve all had a bad first date, but for Dan and Kenz, they knew something was “right” when they both discussed their desire to someday live in a van! They just needed “a push” and the pandemic made their jobs remote, allowing them to take the plunge.
Their van has a gorgeous black-and-copper design with lots of dark wood and plenty of plants. And yes, they squeezed in a shower and toilet, even if it doesn’t get a lot of use now that gym showers are open again. What do you think of their design?
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Very warm and cozy van — the dark wood, interesting lighting, fireplace, countertops, and plants, lots of plants make this very different & special. Great planning for the felines as well — very cool indeed!!
I couldn’t even get into it, that’s how bad it is. Mobility isn’t the be all and end all. Practicality has to come into it as well. I just wonder how long it will take them to realise and sell it to some unsuspecting purchaser.