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Japandi, Made for the Road
Every Tiny Planet interior is built in the Japandi style, where Japanese simplicity meets Scandinavian comfort. It’s a calm, natural way to live: fewer things, better made, and a place for each of them.
Natural materials
Bamboo, real stone and textured fabrics bring warmth you can see and feel.
Earth tones
Muted wood, sand, clay and stone colors that sit well together and with the landscape outside.
Clean lines, no clutter
Simple shapes and hidden storage keep the van calm and easy to live in.
Made to last
Functional furniture from quality materials, designed for years on the road.
Bourbon or Smoke
Two tones of wood that set the mood of the whole van. Swipe through the photos to see each one.
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Real stone, solid surfaces and textured fabrics, the kind you would find in a high-end home. Choose the ones that feel like yours.
Acrylic stone that is easy to clean and handles heat and daily use.
Bone
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A laminate with the look of stone comes standard. Natural stone veneer is an upgrade.
Laminate with a stone look
Black Shalestone
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Natural stone veneer
Tan
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Soft fabric on the walls that adds warmth and quiets road noise.
Bright Side Beige
Bright Side Clay
Rumba Grey
Fabrics for the seats and the dinette bed.
Barbados Sea Glass
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Built From Real Materials
Bamboo plywood cabinetry
Fronts and boxes from bamboo plywood with soft-close drawers, not the laminated panels of a typical RV.
Rubio Monocoat natural oil
A natural oil finish used in high-end homes. The wood keeps its real grain and texture.
Premium hardware
Furniture-grade slides, hinges and fixtures that hold up on rough roads.
Light That Sets the Mood
The right light is what makes a small space feel cozy. We think it’s a big part of a good trip: it helps you wake up, cook, work and slow down at the end of the day.
4 to 8 lighting zones
Warm white ceiling light, RGB ambient strips and reading lights over the bed, each on its own.
Voice and smart home control
The smart home system runs the lights along with heating, A/C and fans. Just say “Alexa, turn on night mode” or tap a scene on the 11″ tablet.
Spotlights over the table
Two adjustable spotlights above the dinette light up the table for games, writing or work. Better light than most restaurants.
RGB ambient light in any color
The ambient strips glow in any color you pick: soft amber for a slow evening, deep blue for a movie night, or anything in between.
A Mattress Worth the Trip
While getting ready for our trip around the world, we realized that on a long journey nothing matters more than a good night’s sleep. Standard RV mattresses weren’t good enough, so we went to a mattress factory and designed our own: 4″ thick, made of two 2″ layers, one firmer and one softer.
Softer layer, 2″Firmer layer, 2″
Flip it over for a softer or firmer feel
Custom 4″ mattress
Our own design, made for Tiny Planet beds and dinettes.
For sitting and sleeping
Supportive enough for a long evening on the lounge, soft enough for a deep night’s sleep.
See Real Builds in Person
Walk through finished vans and vans in the build at our Sacramento factory. Touch the wood and upholstery and try how everything works. Visits are free, by appointment, and usually take about two hours.
Book a factory visitChoose your model
The same systems and craftsmanship in three layouts. Pick the one that fits the way you travel.
Orbita
Starting at $225,000
170″ wheelbase
Aura
Starting at $230,000
170″ wheelbase
Pulsar
Starting at $229,000
144″ wheelbase
Not sure which model to start with? Compare Orbita, Aura and Pulsar side by side.
Compare modelsWhat owners say on Google
Craftsmanship, systems and support, in the words of people who live with their vans.
Questions About Design
What is the difference between Bourbon and Smoke?
The tone of the wood. Bourbon is deep and warm, Smoke is light and soft. The layout, systems and price are the same.
Does the finish change the price?
No. Bourbon and Smoke cost the same.
Can I choose the countertop, stone and fabrics?
Yes. You choose the countertop, the shower and backsplash surface, the wall upholstery and the cushion fabric from our materials library. A few of them are upgrades at an additional cost.
Can I get either finish in any model?
Yes. Both finishes are available in Orbita, Aura and Pulsar, in every package.
Do you build custom interiors?
No. Every Tiny Planet van is built in Bourbon or Smoke with materials from our library. You still choose the model, the package and the options.
When do I choose my finish and materials?
You can start in our online builder. You confirm every detail with your manager after the deposit, and production starts only after you approve your build.
Can I see the materials before I decide?
Yes. At our Sacramento factory you can touch the wood, stone and fabrics and see finished vans. Visits are free, by appointment, and usually take about two hours.