5 RV Renovations to Inspire Your Next Project
The Modern Bunkhouse
Follow podcast host Meagan Elling on Instagram for a video tour and plenty of inspiring photos of her renovated 5th wheel. To keep the rig cozy in winter, she installed an electric fireplace. The white-and-grey colour scheme makes the space feel light and airy. Repainting was easy with a paint sprayer quality Farrow & Ball paint. A white hexagon tile backsplash adds texture without darkening the space.View this post on Instagram
The Cosy Vintage Camper
Layla Reckner and her little family changed the floorplan and the guts (wiring and plumbing) on their 1976 Argosy Airstream. By pivoting the living room design, they fit in a couch, bookshelf, and TV in the tiny room.View this post on Instagram
The Coastal Travel Trailer
The professional renovators at Wisco Flip took on the dark wood interior of a 2009 Four Winds DSL travel trailer. They turned the RV into a serene coastal-themed retreat. What makes this reno stand out is the colour scheme: white and a lovely deep blue that doesn’t darken the space. This project reminds us of similar modern, airy designs—but it raises the bar for sophistication. Decorating with texture wallpaper rather than bulky finishing helps the rooms feel simultaneously upscale and minimalist. Gold touches and carefully curated greenery keep the space refined.View this post on Instagram
The Luxe Fifth-Wheel
Follow Kristyn Cole for luxurious-looking designs for your home and RV. What makes the Cole family’s reno is the dark colour scheme. Many RVers make their spaces feel bigger with all-white decor. Kristyn, on the other hand, opted for moody greys, piles of thick blankets, dark wood cabinetry, and metallic accents. The result is a livable luxury space for the entire family. If you like Kristyn’s style but aren’t in the mood for a complete overhaul, try adding velvety throw pillows, twinkly lights, and a statement light fixture.View this post on Instagram
‘Cozy on Wheels’ Full-time RV Home
This RV renovated by RV Fixer Upper is a pink-and-green dream. The colours are fun without being overwhelming. The occupant, a full-time RVer, has plenty of space to spread out. This overhaul one included removing the upper cabinets in the dining area. More headspace immediately makes the room feel bigger. Other thoughtful touches include a playful pop of pink, a temporary cutting board on the stove to expand counter space, and a bookshelf in place of the TV (who needs a giant television when there’s a beautiful, wild world to explore outside?).Feeling inspired to redecorate your motorhome? Check out our seven tips for sprucing up your RV.View this post on Instagram
