RV Camping

The kitchen in your RV simply doesn’t have as much space as a kitchen in a house can and usually does. This is even more of an issue when you have a smaller RV. Small RVs are small on storage, and that means you won’t have much space to store your food. So, what do

Here at Curbed, we love all things midcentury, and we’ve covered everything from how to renovate your 1960s home to tips on where to score the best furniture. We also never tire of ogling midcentury real estate, like this cute three-bedroom, two-bath home built in 1962 in Houston, Texas. Located southeast of downtown near the

If you ask 100 people to name a motorhome brand, odds are at least 95 will shout out ‘Winnebago’ first. Winnebago is essentially the ‘Kleenex’ of the motorhome industry. When it comes to Class C motorhomes, there are a lot of options for you to consider in both Gas and Diesel versions. Since there are

Custom-designed with the environment in front, these prefab row houses in Örebro, Sweden, feature angled roofs that slant downwards to capture maximum sunlight on rooftop solar panels. The sleek modern homes were constructed offsite as six separate modules that include walls, bathrooms, and kitchen; facades were added once the modules were transported on site. Mattias

I told someone the other day that I hated shopping, when in fact that’s a total lie. I love shopping—I just don’t like buying new. Originally I bought secondhand because I wanted things that no one else would have. I’ve since doubled-down: buying used is one of the best choices for the planet. Here are

I hear it all the time. When it comes to full-timing RV living, people say things like, “People actually do that?!” The answer, yep, and they love it. Thousands of people live full-time in their RV, but when I discuss full-time RVing with people who don’t RV at all, it comes off as something that’s