
Small by design.
A caravan built around the journey, not the campsite.
Compact on the road. Generous when parked.
Most caravans are built around their largest moment and carry that size everywhere. NORTHLEE starts from the drive. About 3.2 metres long, 1.75 wide and 1.80 high, it follows an ordinary estate car.
When you stop, the roof rises. The body gains a second level and the caravan grows to about 2.50 metres, with a place to sleep above the lounge.
Nothing is bolted on. The roof, the panels, the lights and the awning are part of the body.
One caravan, three states.
Designed as one piece.
The parts that usually get added to a caravan are designed into this one.


Integrated lifting roof
Not a tent on a rack. The sleeping level and its mechanism are part of the body, and close almost flush.
Hard fold-out panels
Solid panels unfold around the raised roof in a compact zigzag.
Light signature
LED lines at the rear make it recognisable after dark.
Clean roofline
A small integrated spoiler. No visible roof rack.
Forest, obsidian, warm wood.
A short list of materials, chosen to sit quietly in the landscape: dark green, black, warm wood and matte metal details.
- ForestExterior
- ObsidianTrim and technical parts
- Warm woodCabinets and floor
- Warm sandSeats and textiles
- Warm lightAccent lighting
See it expand.
The roof is where the idea becomes visible.