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Vannin' with Shannon

November 27, 2020

Vanlife culture has exploded in recent years with many Covid conversions hitting the road now. Shannon’s vanlife dream was born out of her passion for renovation and the deep determination to become a homeowner, as well as the desire to reconnect with our natural surroundings and explore.

Nomadic culture is drawing appeal – especially among Millennials and Zoomers - with its emphasis on modest living, sustainability, and the freedom to travel. Shannon found these principals aligning with her own values and decided to make the major transition into tiny living by converting a ProMaster cargo van. The completed home on wheels will feature a substantial solar power system, full wet room and modern finishes.

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In Build Tags VanLife, A Woman's Place, Van Conversion
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