The 12th van build by Scarlett and Seth Eskelund is a testament to their expertise in creating stealthy motorhomes. On the outside, the Ram ProMaster appears unremarkable, but stepping inside reveals a modern and stylish living space filled with hidden details.
Upon opening the sliding door, you’ll immediately notice the elegant bathroom. Complete with a skylight on the roof, it provides a source of natural sunlight while you freshen up. The walls are adorned with Roman clay, and a sliding door ensures privacy and prevents water from entering the rest of the cabin. The composting toilet is cleverly concealed behind a small door and can be conveniently pulled out on a drawer.
The rest of the living space features warm color tones with plenty of brown and beige hues. Wood veneer is extensively used throughout the interior, adding a touch of sophistication to the overall design.
The kitchen boasts a clean and minimalist aesthetic, cleverly hiding the appliances. The fridge is concealed behind a wood-paneled door, while a gas cooktop is conveniently placed in a drawer. There’s also a small toaster oven for additional food preparation needs. The drawers and cupboards offer ample storage space for food and utensils.
Two benches in the living area contain hidden surprises. One of them cleverly conceals the litter box for the couple’s two cats, while the other opens up to reveal a laundry bag for collecting dirty clothes.
The rear area features a U-shaped couch with a swiveling table in the middle. This space easily converts into a comfortable bed, with ample storage underneath the cushions.
To maintain the sleek and inconspicuous appearance, the couple has installed low-profile equipment on the roof. This includes 600 watts of marine-grade solar panels that can even be walked upon. A flat-mounted Starlink receiver is also discreetly placed. Furthermore, the air conditioning condenser is cleverly hidden underneath the van, remaining out of sight.
Although Motor1.com has reached out to Scarlet and Seth Eskelund for more details about their van build, there has been no response yet.
Stealth camper van builds are growing in popularity. Recently, we showcased a custom Isuzu box truck with an unassuming exterior and a luxurious cabin. A modified Mercedes Sprinter followed a similar design ethos, incorporating a kitchen and bathroom into a compact footprint.