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Looking decidedly more like artwork than the rugged trailer you'd want to take into the backcountry, this is "Opera", designed by Belgian architect Axel Enthoven. The captivating camper takes design cues from the iconic Sydney Opera House and adds plenty of comfort and luxury inside. Some of its features include two electrically adjustable beds that can combine into one, a wine cabinet, espresso bar and a ceramic toilet. When not in use, it folds down to a compact trailer for transport. It is opened and "pitched" electrically, saving the user time and strain.

While it's a bit much for the average Bud-guzzling, meat-skewering campsite regular, it certainly has an undeniable charm. Though it looks rather conceptual, word is that it will be produced in small numbers next year. No indication on the price, but we're guessing that if you're wondering if you can afford one, you probably can't.

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