Inspired by the dark and bold interiors of Scottish castles on the isle of Harris. By combining this traditional look inside a modern van, it gives a sense of prestige and luxury. Furniture is inspired by the dark skies which have close enough to no light pollution. 

The rich teal colour  is derived from the blue tones of the thousands of lochs found there. This van has a modern twist. The upholstery will be made from Harris Tweed fabrics which are hand made on the Isle of Harris from Scottish wool, adding rich Scottish history to the van.

referred to as ‘sunshine’ island. The Isle of Tiree nestled amidst the Inner Hebrides. With its distinctive colours of turquoise water and the powdery white sand beaches. The textured slate finish symbolise the rugged rocks along the coastline. The upholstery is inspired by the heather that flourishes across the land. This tranquillity is mirrored in the calming interior design, creating a space that promotes connection with nature. Use of Earthy tones and natural materials reflect the raw beauty of Tiree.

The Isle of Rùm, with its rugged terrain and majestic hills, transforms into a tapestry of rich autumnal hues during the fall season. The landscape has deep reds, golden yellows, and earthy browns, creating a stunning palette of colours. Interior accents reflect the richness of the island's fall foliage, creating a cosy and comforting atmosphere within the campervan. From rust-coloured textiles to wood finishes reminiscent of its ancient woodlands, the design aims to encapsulate the captivating beauty.