A home-built camper with a old-fashioned Mail Coach theme.
Tony passed on his links to me to share with the vardo community. When I first saw the giant wooden wheels I thought it was a stationary sculpture piece for the back garden. These actually remove for travel and are really just for show.
I’m always glad to see someone’s concept sketches as I have filled notebooks with these myself over the years.
Tony’s web page guides you through the entire process in photos (newest to oldest) so you can learn from his build.
Note the “dead” space in the ledges as it becomes important storage later.
Straight forward off-the-shelf hardware is used throughout including things like Simpson Strong Ties for the rafter connections.
It’s a pretty whimsical design and I think this photo sums that up nicely.
Storage door closed.
Door open to reveal a very long drawer.
A simple rustic look inside fills the bill and looks quite functional.
The little stove removes and stores in it’s own locker for travel.
If you are looking to build your own camper, vardo, or other living wagon, you can’t have enough great ideas so get over to Tony’s website and have a look:
https://trailercoach.wordpress.com/
There are tons of photos and some great ideas there.
Preindustrial Craftsmanship 
This is a novel
idea, and a fun one !
Jake
If you aren’t laughing at life you aren’t taking it seriously enough.
Fun is important. I am sure Tony had fun building this, I would have had to
keep taking laugh breaks. Going down the pike, pulling into camp grounds
Tony will have many instant friends.