A few weeks ago we went on vacation. We rented a small camper and drove down the coast of California. That one week in the camper opened our eyes to how innovative and ingenious design could be. It was amazing to see how a bedroom, kitchen, toilet and shower could all fit within the back of a large van. That said, we still had some ideas on how to improve the whole scenario with solar panels on the roof and a heating system that could take the heat from your campfire when you're ready to head to bed and bring it inside. Designers Jianbo Huang & Ting Zhao one-upped us with an even better camper.
Large glass windows surrounding the trailer can electronically be darkened in order to ensure privacy.
The roof of the trailer has solar panels that are transparent so you can wake up to natural light in the bedroom below.
The roof also has a storage rack for bikes or surfboards.
via Yanko Design
Posted originally from: Unplggd
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Comments (1)
This is very cute - but I'm not certain that I'd like to have a clear sliding glass door for the bathroom...
..and I'm not certain that having the axle at the stern is going to be very good - having 50% of the trailer weight hung on the rear of the tow-vehicle would result in very poor handling and undue strain on the rear suspension of the tow vehicle - even with a little tow-dolly wheel as shown.