The 17 Most Stylish Ways to Adopt the #VanLife

A netted hammock for produce and a mounted paper towel rack keep the small counter surface clear.

Just because a space is small doesn't mean it can't be colorful and welcoming! Sheepskin throws and bright tapestries make guests feel right at home in this tiny living room.

With so much crammed into such a small space, it would be easy for it to feel chaotic. But despite the layers, this van feels calm and cohesive thanks to a neutral color palette of cream, beige, and grey-blues.

Even van homes need fresh flowers to enliven them. And when a glass vase won't do, there's always the cup holder!

Make the outdoors your nighttime living room by packing ground-level uplighting.

Even a dark van can be brightened up when decorated in vibrant reds, yellows, and oranges, like these curtains and tapestries.

Before you can decorate your van to interior design perfection, you have to strip it down to the bare bones.

This head-turning chartreuse van is a great reminder that sometimes it's not just what's on the inside that counts.

No matter what type of home it is, an outdoor shower is always a perk.

This fancy van has a sun awning built into the side of it, perfect for bright days spent lounging outside.

Wood accents class up homes and vans alike, so it's no surprise that the light wood accents in this van make the interior feel high end and substantial.

Whatever this van lacks in space, it makes up for in access to breathtaking views.

This van is more evidence that there's no wrong place to decorate with Christmas tree lights.

With their innate vintage style, vans are the perfect spot to decorate with period-appropriate decor. Case in point: the flower decals and orange and brown fabrics in this one.

Joanna Gaines would approve of all the farmtastic wood paneling lining the interior of this van. And we're loving how practical all the wall hooks are for organizing belongings and keeping the floor space open for sleeping.

When living in a van, every inch of space counts, so these owners got creative and lined the doors with shelves for much-needed storage.

Forget bold or vintage! This owner went for chic and subdued with a dusty rose, black, and white color palette.