Mini caravan interior

So, do you remember the vintage caravan we bought about a month and a half ago? It seems like years ago! We were so excited to renovate this Thomson Mini Glen (manufactured in Falkirk, Scotland) and use it for primarily our Rust Jewellery wedding/events and vintage shop and also for a little bit of adventuring too ; ) It took us longer than we wanted, firstly, we weren't allowed to work on it at the barn storage where we were going to keep it. So we had to find another place to use…

A whole lotta love went into the restoration of this once-rusty caravan, Daisy. We get the details behind their $15,000 project

In keeping with the original orange palette of this 1974 11ft Liteweight Vagabond, Winne has been given a transformation for the ages.

We have remodeled to campers over the last 3-4 years. It's amazing how you can transform a camper into a modern living space with few hacks and tricks.

It was the summer of 69 when Frankie was built… and 51 years on she is still going strong! Frankie is a rare van, you do not often see many Franklins around, especially not in Queensland. Frankie’s renovation is still underway…..

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24th February - The push-out fire escape was too flimsy and would not have been the best behind our bedhead. So I popped it out and decided to frame up a small fire escape hatch. The Bed became a work in progress. I had a general idea of how i wanted it to work but it evolved as i went along. This is the main frame that the bed will hinge off. Em hard at work dressing some timber for the bed frame. 5th March - Bed idea complete There will be storage drawers either side underneath and gas…

These beautifully renovated trailers and motorhomes will have you asking, "That's an RV?!" Feed your wanderlust and be inspired for your own RV makeover!

Bertha is a 1970’s 16ft Millard. We sourced and renovated this vintage van for our client who was after a vintage Boho style van.

Nicola, 52, and Mark Harris, 59, revamped a dated static caravan bought for £8,000 into a modern holiday home overseeing the river in Shillingford on Thames, 25 minutes from their home.