YES IT DOES GO IN THE WATER!

Luxurious interiors are hand crafted of the finest materials.

They just get smaller and smaller, room for one

 QTvan

Although there are a few bike towed caravans floating around worldwide, we choose this one as a home grown UK example. Commissioned by the Environmental Transport Association to promote the limitless possibilities of the bicycle during Green Transport Week and designed by Yannick Read, this mini living space features a single bed, a 19 inch flat screen TV and a kettle for hot drinks. Not actually available to buy, the QTvan turned out to be a viral promotion for scooter and bike insurance. At least for now anyway…

The Floating House

Two brothers working together on various projects since 1999, French designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec finished the Floating house in 2006. The design is reproducible on a fair budget and it’s some surprise they are not in mass development yet (as far as we’re aware) to replace the smaller and less spacious traditional narrow boat.

Multi-level caravan park

If anyone knows where this is located please let us know, as there seems to be limited information on this image available online. Another thing we’d like to know is how they got 6 caravans up there in the first place. We would make the guess that these caravans don’t travel around much seeing as they’d be difficult to attach to the back of a vehicle!

. The Rolling Stone Eco Capsule

Designed by Nice Architects and submitted to the Andes Sprouts Society for a residency program, this environmentally friendly blueprint of the traditional caravan is work in progress. Built from environmentally-friendly materials the Rolling Stone is functional with natural energy and resources, powered by either wind turbine or solar panels. The front panel can be opened to double as an open studio space and water for waste and cleaning is sourced by two reservoirs. Could this be the next generation of caravan evolution?

'66 Sovereign  Of  The, International, Land Yaught

Towing with a duramax in a motorhome - Chevy and GMC Duramax Diesel

This truck-slash-log cabin. It doesn't look like it's going anywhere soon, but it's nice to know that whereever you're parked, you've got a window to throw trash out of and a tiny stove for cookin' up some grits.