Even though the trailer’s great per se, the designer Bran Ferren takes advantage of the deployment of some modules to add a 50% of available space. Thus, this house on wheels includes a living room-kitchen equipped with almost everything. Apart of other spaces throughout the room that can be used as a pantry, it’s equipped with a refrigerator, a freezer, an oven, a microwave and even a ceramic hob.

KiraVan

With a capacity of three guests, the living room has an entertainment system that includes 4K TV, satellite channels, Internet access and an almost infinite library of movies.

To sleep, the KiraVan’s also prepared to accommodate three people in different ‘rooms’. Thanks to the caravan’s deployment, above the main bed a second one’s opened, and if there are guests that night, the dining table becomes a third sleeping area, cause every situation (like a pajama party) has been provided.

The proud kitchen

Perhaps the only downside (just to mention one) is that the vehicle has only one bathroom. Anyway, to avoid any bad smell, a system transforms the “waste” into a powder that’s not toxic or harmful to the environment.

The tour through the KiraVan ends at the office, where there are two PCs and a printer. Of course, the mobile loft’s WiFi and an information system able to control the status of the vehicle at any time.

A caravan that gives the opportunity to travel to any corner of the world only lacks its own energy. To achieve this autonomy, Ferren has built a diesel generator and solar batteries allowing KiraVan to acclimate for 10 hours without the need of turning the engine or the generator on.

The roof

Bran Ferren’s -among many other things- a recognized American inventor who works as a designer at Disney. The KiraVan project’s made for his four year old daughter Kira, who’ll be the final owner of the caravan.