Sweet camper trailer, and with a cool funky 50's table lamp

that is a cool funky 50s lamp!

https://www.flickr.com/photos/punktoad/albums/72157626691244205/page12

reminds me of that incredible trailer, the Geographic, http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2015/08/1960-geographic-designed-by-race-car.html  and that seems to be because the same company made them.

one of the most beautiful designs I've seen, the Geographic:

David H. Holmes, maker of Holiday House trailers, had envisioned the first luxurious Trailer for the Rich with amenities of a fine home on the road. The unique "Model X" is fully protected by patent pending. Holmes retained Lawrence McCane of the Industrial Design Affiliates, Beverly Hills, California, who has achieved national prominence for his brilliant work in industrial design, and who had been one key to Holmes' development of the aluminum - plywood line of Holiday House trailers.

 To help Holmes bring the new exciting fiber glassed trailer to realization, McCane enlisted Robert B. Brophy, one of the nations few experts in missile and satellite fiberglass, to engineer and produce molds for this assembly-line fiber glassed honeycomb prototype model which, as McCane describes it is "ten years ahead of the trailer industry in concept, design and construction principles."

In 1958 and during the preliminary design phase, this Trailer was named “Star Craft”. Later and during its marketing it was referred to as Model ”X”, and finally it was introduced to the public as “Geographic”.

 In February of 1960, the completed Showroom Model of “GEOGRAPHIC”, one of the five-manufactured Fiberglass Coach Trailers was shipped to Van Nuys, California to be introduced to the world during one of the largest trailer shows in the country.

 It is assumed that due to its expensive price tag of $8,495 (In 1960 you could buy a house for $13,000), no units were sold and finally in 1962 the Showroom Model was sold to Joyce Woodin, the Showroom manager for $5,000.

 She kept all the original sales; service receipts and brochures that came with this magnificent trailer as well as a complete set of Mel Mac dishes. After her death, in February 1995, her sister sold the trailer for a few hundred Dollars to a residence of Green Valley, California. http://www.americanrvcompany.com/Vintage-Trailer-of-the-Week--Holiday-House-Geographic_b_48.html

for a gallery of the inside of the Geographic: https://www.facebook.com/pg/Trailerfixer/photos/?tab=album&album_id=160791124057546

Super Bob mentioned in the comments that the bottom photo, the Geographic that I posted in 2015, was a Holiday House special build. So I looked over in Facebook, and there is a page for Holiday House trailers https://www.facebook.com/HolidayHouseTrailers/  enjoy!