Life Crisis

Traveling around the world enriches a person like nothing else - submerging yourself in different cultures, meeting all kinds of people and witnessing the beauty of nature sure beats staying at home and scrolling your days away. However great life on the road might seem though, even a hardened voyager might get the feeling of homesickness at least once in a while. Home, together with all of its commodities like a long hot shower and home cooked meal, is our safe zone and when out adventuring…

See how one couple transformed a bare-bones vehicle into a fully equipped tiny home in just two months.

Tim and Hannah live in a tiny (196-square-foot) cabin they built themselves in Tahoe, California. The cabin is situated in a forest; is made of mostly recycled, salvaged, or low-impact materials; and is completely off the grid. How do they cook if there’s no electricity? What about a refrigerator? Or running water? They figured it all out, and designed a functional cooking space full of untraditional yet smart solutions.

Professionally converted, Wanda is a comfy, unique, practical camper van who welcomes you and your trusty dog. This incredible camper van whose compact size belies her spacious interior has a fabulous kitchen with an upcycled French jam pot made into a sink, split copper pipe splashback and totally unique copper pipe lights which can be rotated to give mood lighting. There is storage galore in Wanda - inside for clothes, kitchen stuff, food, bedding and at the back of the van are large…

A compact camping kitchen for your compact crossover.

Turner comes ready-to-go and includes a 45 qt RTIC cooler, 6” memory foam mattress, bed sheets, comforter, a boho-style duvet cover, and pillows.

3,386 Likes, 24 Comments - Free Online Van Life Course (@vanlife_roadmap) on Instagram: “Plants in the van - what do you have and how to you keep them safe & alive on the road?…”

RigRacks shared a photo on Instagram: “Found the mobile office/surf camper on the side of the road doing exactly what it's meant for.…” • See 83 photos and videos on their profile.

Please Subscribe! This is a system I built for a customer with an older Ford F150 with a tall shell on the back. He was pleased with how it came out and is v...

5,525 Likes, 61 Comments - Outbound Living (@outboundliving) on Instagram: “Rear slide-out kitchen 👌 - 📷: @forestandseas - #outboundliving #vanlife #homeiswhereyouparkit…”

Our Ford Transit Connect conversion cost us less than $2500, about 30 hours of labor, and a whole lot of planning to get us there. This camper conversion guide shows the pros and cons of such a light setup and how we built the interior bed, storage, and accessories.