Flow, one of one.

Flow started as a challenge to myself, which meant I'd stop at nothing to bring it to life. I wanted to top the design of my last van, Luna, accomodating the ability to travel with four, while maintaining an organic, artistic feel. I plastered the walls in Concretta and Moroccan Clay, cut the accents from solid white oak, and set Zellige tile in the shower accompanied by pebble mosaic floor. Every finish is meticulously hand-selected, and clearly differentiated from materials you would find in a factory produced RV.

It sleeps four without feeling like a bunkhouse. A convertible queen dinette takes the rear, a staircase with storage built into the treads climbs to the rooftop tent, and the wet bath is real tile with a recirculating shower and a dry-flush toilet. A garage in back stores more than you’d expect.

Behind its surfaces sits a full Victron system on 640 amp hours, 400 watts of solar, diesel heat, and air conditioning that keeps up in the desert. It isn’t just a well-finished van. It’s a 1 of 1.