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Campervan Conversion
Since travelling in a campervan in Scotland, that's where the dream began of having my own one day.. so for my 40th I just decided to go for it and bought an ex-builders white-van-man style van and started the plans for the conversion - of course the planning was the fun bit and I probably spent far too much time on it ha! Here are the beginnings of this adventure...
A Warm, Functional Interior
I was drawn to using light wood finishes throughout because they instantly make the space feel brighter and more open. The cabinetry and worktop bring that warmth in, while still keeping things simple and not too heavy visually. I kept the layout along one side of the van, which allowed me to fit in everything I needed—a hob, sink, and plenty of storage—without disrupting the flow of the space. The small details, like the tiled splashback and open shelving, helped add a bit of character without overcomplicating things.
Making a Small Space Work
Planning the layout took the most thought. With only a limited footprint, every measurement mattered, so I spent time working out how to fit cooking, seating, and sleeping into one continuous space. The bench seating converts into a bed, which felt like the most efficient way to keep things flexible. I also made sure there was enough storage tucked into every available area, so it would actually work for day-to-day use. In the end, it feels simple and easy to use, which was always the goal—nothing feels forced, and everything has its place.
The result…
Conclusion
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Jo Wilkinson
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