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Hello, campers! We know you love to be on the move. But wanting to see the world shouldn’t mean compromising with comfort and design. When you are traveling, your RV is your home. You will cook, sleep, work and do all other daily activities inside.
Isn’t it evident that RV interiors should be good enough so you feel at home? The easiest way to fall in love with an RV is decorating with a specific interior design that fits your needs and interests.
Have a look at some valuable tips to jazz up your RV interiors:
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Just because you will be on the move, the interiors don’t have to be dull. Match the outside with the inside. Bring in some bright colors with upholstery fabrics in poppy red with champagne beige, sorbet plum with ice white, chianti wine with pelican gray, lagoon blue combined with citrus yellow. These fabrics are bleach cleanable and antimicrobial. This makes them a low-maintenance choice for RV upholstery.
Contrasting colors will uplift the decor and keep your mood cheerful even miles away from home.
Theme It Right
You can choose themes based on the movies or places you like. This is one of the first things you must pay attention to when you embark upon your renovating spree.
If you are into bikes and cars, you can choose leather upholstery in colors like charcoal gray, taupe, or hide brown with metal accents. Depending on your personality, other themes can be vintage, retro, chic, western, etc.
There are also beautiful fabrics are available for RVs, designed to keep the noise out, so nap times become easier during stops and switches.
Personalize It
This vehicle will be your space for a long time, so why not personalize it. Bring out your creative side and design some plaques with quotes and images you like. You can also use a decal to mark the kitchen area, sleeping area, and a place where you can sit and chill.
Don’t Forget the Outside of the RV
When traveling long distances, it’s important to make pit stops and spend time outside to enjoy the view. This is why the exterior of your RV also needs to be comfy enough.
Bring a folding table, a few colorful chairs, a rug, etc. You could also use decor objects like cushions, throw rugs, and string lights to match the RV theme. Some RVs are fitted with expandable sunshades and awnings. Check these features to make your long journeys fun and convenient.
Incorporate Souvenirs in Your RV Interior Decorating
You can create a corner for souvenirs or use them as functional pieces to keep the RV lively and fun indoors. Create a cute space with flags and magnets from different places you have been to. It’s an excellent way to remind yourself of all the cherished memories from your travels.
You can also put up posters or postcards from iconic places to personalize your RV. Hang pictures from home on string lights and walls inside.
Conclusion
When choosing raw materials for your RV interiors, make sure you select durable fabrics that can withstand weather changes and that are abrasion-resistant and comfortable to sleep on. Since you will be moving around a lot, it is also a good idea to first buy a demo upholstery to make sure you really like it. For instance, you could buy a cover for an ottoman at home in the fabric you like and then finalize it for your RV once you’ve tested it out.
You can bring comfort and design together to build a space that adds to your travel experience. Happy traveling!
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Krystle Cook – the creator of Home Jobs by MOM – put her psychology degree on a shelf and dived into a pile of diapers and dishes instead. She is a wife and mother to two rambunctious boys, sweating it out in her Texas hometown. She loves cooking, DIY home projects, and family fun activities.
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My brother has a bus that’s been converted to a tiny-home. I’ll pass this along!
Ohh, that’s pretty neat! We’ve seen some of those tiny house shows and know sometimes interior decorating them can be a challenge