Designed with a designer, built in a factory — and revised based on feedback from our guests.

We wanted the most beautiful campervan conversion and the best workmanship we could get. We think we succeeded.
Every Hannes Camper Van is handcrafted at Robeta in Slovenia — which is why several hundred hours of work go into each vehicle. CNC technology, in-house upholstery, and in-house carpentry all under one roof: This allows special requests to be fulfilled without disrupting the original conversion.
Every detail is individually planned — the electrical outlet just as much as the drawer and the lighting. We designed it together with interior designer Luka Zajc, ergonomically optimized and tested hundreds of times.


Luka Zajc's design studio is successful throughout Europe in yacht, industrial, and automotive design. Over 50 design projects with products in 40 countries and the winning of 5 international design awards impressively demonstrate this expertise. Working with Luka and his team was a true pleasure and inspiration for the entire Hannes Camper project team.

Dimmable ambient lighting for the evening, spotlights above the kitchen, living room, and bedroom for everything that really needs light. No overhead light that makes everything equally bright at 22 p.m.
You can switch and dim the LED exterior lighting via remote control — practical if you are sitting outside in the evening and don't want to walk back to the vehicle.
And above the swiveling front seats, reading lights are integrated into the headliner. One person can read while the other is already asleep: That's exactly what they're for.

Nothing was requested more often by our guests than a well-designed drawer system. It was developed based on over 450 feedback requests, and today it comes standard in every Hannes Camper Van.
Multiple sizes, arranged in multiple tiers: cutlery on top, pots on the bottom, and a compartment for everything in between that you can find in the dark. Nothing you have to kneel down and reach into the back corner for.

The bathroom is accessed through a louvered door that closes magnetically. It requires no space to swing open, doesn't obstruct the interior, and doesn't rattle on rough roads. Simple, high-quality, practical—what more could a door need?

You touch the tap more often on vacation than the steering wheel. Cooking, brushing your teeth, washing your hands, doing the dishes—dozens of times a day. That's why it was clear to us from the start: we wouldn't skimp on this.
We were fed up with faucets that felt like they belonged on a camping stove. So, in the kitchen and bathroom, we installed high-quality, matte black faucets, and in the shower, a faucet of the same quality. Heavy metal, cleanly finished, nothing wobbles when you turn it on.
Behind it, the pressurized water pump is at work. The tap is turned on, the water flows immediately and remains constant—even while showering, even if someone is washing dishes next door. That's the moment a panel van stops feeling like a panel van.


The design concept doesn't end with the living space. The luggage compartment is also meticulously planned: items you frequently need are stored on a large pull-out shelf, readily accessible instead of requiring you to crawl after them.
Right next to it, a small cabinet door leads to the 5 kg gas cylinder – open and close it without having to empty half the storage space. The luggage compartment is also atmospherically illuminated by floor-level LEDs.

The bathroom features a high-quality washbasin with a matte black faucet, just like at home. Mirrored surfaces open up the space and create sightlines that are not typical in a camper van bathroom. The shower is finished in the same style.

After evaluating countless guest feedback comments, one thing was clear: the refrigerator would go at the front, by the sliding door. Thanks to its dual-sided opening design, you have convenient access from both inside and outside. Naturally, we're using the top-of-the-line Dometic model, complete with a freezer compartment.

Open and closed storage compartments alternate: What looks good can be left out, the rest disappears. We designed the central element between the kitchen and sleeping area precisely for this purpose — with USB ports, just like everywhere else in the vehicle.
In the sleeping area there is an open wardrobe unit, color-coordinated with the bathroom. It's the first thing you see when you get in.

The cushions are made in Robeta's own saddlery: warm fabrics, high-quality double seams, and a discreetly embroidered Hannes Camper logo. Dirt-repellent and easy to clean — a crucial factor when you have a dog, children, and wet jackets.

An innovative, practical gas ceramic cooktop, plus a sink and faucet in matte black. The drawer system in multiple sizes and the integrated waste separation bin are what make the difference in everyday life: you don't notice it at first glance, but after the third dinner.

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