December 10, 2007

LivingIs.be’s Mobile Escape

by Christine Huang

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Driving past it, you might mistake it for just an oddly shaped cargo truck - but inside you’ll find a fully functioning home for two. LivingIs.be’s inventive, stylistic mobile home includes running water for a sink as well as a recessed shower, a double bed that fits two, a kitchen stove, and skylights offering natural light and ventilation. To create the space, you’ll need to do a considerable bit of tinkering to the truck’s mechanics, and it’s unclear whether or not LivingIs.be is selling the vehicle, its design, or just showcasing it. We’ll update you with details as they come.

[via CoolHunter]

Article categories: Design, Transport & Travel

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