A home is still a home without a traditional foundation. After all, RVs offer a bit of character and the freedom to go anywhere, and truly unique tiny homes offer much more than a simple living space. Handcrafted over the course of a year, the Griswald is living proof that both statements are true. Inspired by hobbits and other fantasy characters of the like, it was designed to offer whimsical accommodations while providing its occupants with comfort, and even moreso, a spirit of adventure and wanderlust.

With the image of a hobbit treehouse at the core of its blueprint, the Griswald is topped by a masterpiece of Canadian red cedar, with rope lighting and hand-cut maple leaf shingles that create a tree-like canopy around the perimeter. Below that, the exterior walls are covered in cedar tongue and groove planking for even more natural appeal. Unique cutouts in these walls give the home’s wood-covered door and six louvre windows pop-out appearances. Another small window sits Dormer style, peeking out from the roof like a tiny birdhouse. The entire camper sits on a 1977 Ford Camper Special chassis.
Even with character oozing from its exterior, one might not expect the many extraordinary touches that await them once they enter the Griswald. Starting again at the top, the ceiling and walls are lined with pine tongue and groove planking, brightened by LED lights running down a central beam. Wooden arches appear to support the roof while adding visua...