It sleeps six in 215 square feet of living space The diversity and innovation in today?s RV and camper industry is simply stunning. Campers can now rotate 360 degrees, hide a sports car in a mobile garage, or travel anywhere off road.
But for all the bells and whistles, some campers just don?t seem all that livable. That?s not the case with the new 215-square-foot trailer from Santa Barbara-based Living Vehicle. For eight years Hofmann Architecture specialized in custom Airstream renovations and now the company has turned to designing a mobile space where you can live off-grid all the time.
The 27-foot Living Vehicle is a bit like a boxy Airstream, built with a rigid aluminum frame and finished with a reflective aluminum exterior. But instead of cheeky Bahama-styled interiors and the classic burrito shape, Living Vehicle is all big windows and chic design. The trailer boasts room to sleep six in a queen-sized bedroom, convertible dining room sofa, and lofted beds that fold from the ceiling at the touch of a button. The living room looks more like a sleek tiny home than it does a camper; a giant 32-inch LED TV contrasts with a light-wooden wall, while a fully stocked kitchen includes a stainless steel sink, an absolutely giant refrigerator, and a gas stovetop. Sliding barn-style doors save space and the kitchen even comes with an island.

The main living area with kitchen. The dining seating transforms into a bed and a lofted bed rises down from a...