Latest Design – Open Open Open

With each iteration we solve another problem, address another wish. This latest design has so much going for it. For one, it is to scale. Oh, the difference that makes when I lock in before doing a design gut check. At 91 inches wide, internal dimensions, the visual space closes in quickly. No “pop outs”

The Not So Master Bedroom.

Dawne and I have had two recreational vehicles before this camper trailer – both Class A Motorhomes. Our first when we were in our 30’s. The Master Bedrooms both had queen beds in them. That part of the living arrangement was good. Both stuffed these queen beds into crazy small spaces – one positioned sideways,

These Vintage Trailers gave a special meaning to Hallway Bathroom.

The first picture is a shot of the hallway leading from the Living Room to the Bedroom – passing through the Bathroom. Checkout the Accordion Doors at the front and back of the bathroom area, creating needed private space (sort of). Dawne and I disliked this traditional RV design so much that we searched the

The Classic 1993 Living Room.

The Couch pictured is not the original. The Living Room will stay in its present location and gain additional square footage. We have chosen a Studio Apartment design as our strategic direction along with a Handicap Accessible bathroom with a Full Shower, one without a Shower Dam Entrance. The shower pan will be under a

1993 Vintage Eat-in Kitchen

…well used one at that. First impressions when you open the main entrance door and you see this? Not much to save? We saw the oak cabinet doors and drawer fronts. Reminded us of our Los Alamitos Condo refresh we did – Napa Vintage Oak using hand-rubbed clear oil. Still a favorite of ours. We