Vanhalla Camper Van Feels Like a Rolling Sanctuary With an Earthy Touch and Peaceful Atmosphere
Camper vans blend the freedom of the open road with the comforts of home, making them perfect for those who want to explore the outdoors while keeping a cozy, familiar base wherever they go.

Camper vans have become the go-to choice for travelers seeking a balance between mobility, simplicity, and convenience. They provide the thrill of travel without giving up home-like comfort, making them ideal for adventure seekers who value freedom and functionality.
The Vanhalla, a custom-built van inspired by Nordic minimalism, brings a calm, organic feel to life on the road. Outfitted with thoughtful amenities and reliable systems, it turns travel into a tranquil and intentional lifestyle. Built on a 2024 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, it’s the latest creation from Live More Campervans, a Georgia-based company known for crafting bespoke adventure vehicles. This particular build was commissioned by a client looking for a “rolling sanctuary” with natural tones and a peaceful atmosphere.
Founded in 2020 in Kennesaw, Georgia, Live More Campervans has quickly made a name for itself in the luxury camper scene. In just five years, the team has completed over 100 conversions, each custom-tailored to the owner’s lifestyle. The company offers five main layouts designed for maximum space efficiency and practicality, along with extensive upgrade options that allow every van to be one of a kind.
The Vanhalla is based on the firm’s Sequoia layout, transforming a 170-inch-wheelbase Sprinter into a self-sufficient mobile home. Its exterior is understated—finished in a subtle gray—but it conceals several smart upgrades meant to elevate the camping experience. At the front, Triple-R grill lights improve visibility, while Aries RidgeStep side steps make climbing in and out easier. On the roof, a Flatline Van Co. rack supports gear and solar panels, complemented by porch lights that brighten the campsite after dark.
Inside, the design exudes a sense of calm and balance. The interior reflects Scandinavian-inspired simplicity, with muted greens and yellows paired with white shiplap walls, a gray floor, and maple cabinetry. The result is a space that feels open, airy, and soothing.
The front section serves as the living area, where both cab seats swivel to face a bench seat and a Lagun-style table with a bamboo top—ideal for dining or working. The bench’s reversible back cushion allows it to face either the galley or the window, providing flexibility. A slider window offers fresh air and scenic views, while an overhead shelf with a zippered cover keeps essentials neatly tucked away.
Moving further back, the kitchen is conveniently placed by the sliding door, giving travelers the option to cook while enjoying the outdoors. It includes a portable induction cooktop, stainless-steel sink, 130-liter refrigerator with freezer, and a microwave, plus a flip-up counter extension for extra prep space. Across from it, an additional worktop and cabinet provide more room to cook or store supplies. The elegant countertop, green backsplash, and gold accents lend a clean, modern look.
At the rear, the bedroom area features a queen-size platform bed with a five-inch mattress and upper cabinets for storage. The calming green and yellow hues create a restful atmosphere, while dual slider windows bring in fresh air and natural light. Small details, such as reading lights and Van Essential storage bags on the rear doors, make the space both cozy and practical.
Storage is one of the van’s biggest strengths. Drawers and cabinets in the kitchen keep essentials organized, the bench hides extra compartments, and a full-height closet provides space for clothing and gear. Beneath the bed lies a large garage area perfect for bulky adventure equipment, tools, and the van’s plumbing and electrical systems. An outdoor shower at the rear adds even more convenience for post-adventure cleanup.
The Vanhalla’s systems are built for independence. A 25-gallon freshwater tank supplies water through an electric pump, supported by a 4.5-gallon Bosch water heater. For comfort in any weather, the van includes a Dometic RTX 2000 12V air conditioner and a MaxxAir Deluxe vent fan.
Powering the rig is an advanced Victron-based electrical setup: a 920Ah LiFePO4 battery bank, 400W of solar panels, a Victron charge controller, and a 3,000W Multiplus inverter/charger. It can recharge via solar power, alternator, or shore power, ensuring reliable off-grid operation.
With its inviting design, efficient systems, and serene vibe, the Vanhalla truly feels like a home on wheels. It embodies the spirit of modern van life—freedom, functionality, and the quiet luxury of feeling at peace wherever the road leads.
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