Every vanity build starts from one of four layouts, then gets tuned to your van, your gear, and how you actually spend a day out.
These are day-trip and long-weekend layouts — no wet baths, no permanent RV plumbing. Each one fits a high-roof cargo van and leaves room to stand, work, and load gear.
Open floor with a fold-down worktable, bench seating, and a clear rear bay for bikes, boards, or dogs. Nothing fixed that you would trip over on a Tuesday.
A desk you can actually sit at for six hours: full-depth worktop, task lighting, cable pass-throughs, and a power system sized for laptops and a monitor.
Galley along one wall, fixed bed across the rear, and garage storage underneath — enough kitchen for real cooking without a full RV footprint.
Built around what you carry. Wall-mounted gear tracks, a wash station at the rear doors, and durable surfaces that dry out and clean up fast.
You want a van that parks like a large SUV, fits most garages and trailheads, and spends its time on day trips and work sessions rather than week-long stays.
You want a fixed bed plus a real galley, travel with two people and a lot of gear, or need a garage bay under the bed for bikes and toolboxes.
Answer a few questions about your van and how you use it, and we'll come back with a layout suggestion and a sketch.