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May 15, 2018 by Julie 4 Comments

RV Remodel Costs with Before & After Photos

If you’re thinking of remodeling your RV or even just sprucing it up a bit, you know it can be costly. We tried to stick to a budget during the process. In this article I’ll share our itemized costs, as well as a few tips for saving money.

Before & After Video

Want to skip the article and cut to the chase? Watch this short 3 minute video where we briefly discuss the costs and share before & after views of the RV.

RV Remodel Costs

Below I’ll explain what we accomplished during our mini RV renovation and makeover with the cost by category.

Learn how to pay off debt, earn an income, and save money all while traveling full-time.

Paint

The first step to brightening up our RV was to paint over the beige and brown wallpaper. I used two coats of Glidden Gripper Primer and two coats of Glidden paint in eggshell finish. I also painted the wood trim on our valances with Glidden paint in satin finish. The total cost for the primer, paint, and paint supplies (brushes, pans, tape, drop cloth): $106.

Click here to see my article on Painting Over RV Wallpaper.

Curtains

The next step was to make no sew curtains. I purchased fabric shower curtains and used heat bond tape to shorten the hem. I also used fabric shower curtains to cover the sliding glass door over the deck in our toy hauler and the loft space. I needed 5 fabric shower curtains for the project. The total cost for the curtains, tension rods, and rings: $150.

Click here to read my post on options for Updating RV Window Treatments. It includes a tutorial on making no sew curtains and other inexpensive options.

Backsplash

Check out these ideas for a simple RV kitchen remodel or makeover. Simple things like paint and a new backsplash can truly transform your small space!

The backsplash that came with our RV was metallic brown and was falling down. Since the RV kitchen is really in the main living area, I decided I wanted to create a focal point with my new backsplash. I painted the panel pieces I purchased a bright teal that was also in my new curtains. Cost of new backsplash tiles (I already had the paint and supplies): $80.

Click here to see pictures of my changes, as well as other options to renovate your RV kitchen.

Décor

After painting and adding curtains, I purchased some decorative items to provide some pops of color. This included a new cutting board, wall art, rope trim, and more. I could have saved here, by making some simple DIY items, but I got a little carried away shopping. Total cost of new décor: $251.

Furniture

Changing out your RV furniture is easier than you think! It's a great way to makeover your small space and make it work for you!

The most expensive part of our overall RV remodel was the furniture. We originally had a long brown 5-cushion sofa. I didn’t like it because half of it was directly across from the kitchen area. I decided to replace with recliners and a drop leaf dining table with chairs. After extensive shopping for recliners, we decided to purchase theater seating from Camping World for $1,755. It includes two electric recliners (with heat and massage) separated by a center console.  I purchased the perfect sized drop leaf table from Ikea for only $140. Finally, a friend of mine was selling two chairs she was replacing for only $60. Total cost of new furniture: $1,955.

Total Cost of Living Room/Kitchen Area Remodel: $2,542

While this may seem like a lot of money for such a small area, it really made it more functional for us. There are several ways to save money and achieve a very similar remodel. I’ve listed them below.

Ways to Save on an RV Remodel

Coupons & Sales

One tip that my friend and design consultant, Lisa Brown of Always on Liberty shared with me was to use coupons. You can find these the traditional way by getting a local Sunday paper and going through the sales flyers, but an easier way is to download the stores’ apps. Every store we shopped at had an app that provided coupons and notified you of sales. Most of them provided a special one-time coupon for downloading the app as well regular weekly coupons.

In addition to coupons, most stores have a bargain bin or special sales rack for things they no longer stock. When I went shopping with Lisa this is the first place she looked for items. Keep a list of things you’re looking for with measurements so you can be ready to jump on those good deals! My main problem here was being impatient. I wanted everything right away. Lisa was much smarter about her RV makeover and waited until an item was on sale to purchase it.

DIY

Another way to save money on an RV makeover is by making your own décor. There are so many fabulous tutorials on Pinterest if you are looking for ideas. For example, I could have saved more money by purchasing fabric using coupons and making my own curtains, but I fell in love with the fabric shower curtains that I ultimately used.

Furniture

As I mentioned above, our biggest ticket item was the tricked-out theater seats that Sean picked. Originally I had selected a similar option for only $599 (a savings of $956), but they were manual. Seeing how Sean is still working while we are traveling full-time (click here to read about how we earn an income on the road), we decided we could afford to splurge on this big ticket item.

Design Help

One of my favorite websites is RV Inspiration. It is filled with tons of ideas to help make your RV feel more like home. I was totally inspired by her article, Beach Themed RV Makeovers. She also has a fabulous book on RV organization and storage called Create Space From Thin Air: Ideas For Adding Storage To Your RV. This full-color, 36-page e-book will help you discover new potential storage space in your RV or tiny home! With over 75 color photos and 60+ ideas for storing and organizing, you cannot go wrong here.

Create Space From Thin Air: Tips and Tricks for Organizing Your Camper, RV, or Trailer. Filled with color photographs of numerous RV organization ideas.The book includes:

  • Ideas for adapting solutions to fit your needs
  • Ways to make use of vertical space for storage
  • Tips for finding and utilizing empty space
  • Ideas for modifying furniture and built-in spaces to add extra storage
  • Step-by-step action plan to help you discover the best storage solutions for your space

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See the before and after of our RV remodel on a budget! Includes a full listing of costs for this minor RV renovation and interior makeover. Get ideas for your DIY RV makeover for the living room and kitchen to include new furniture, paint, curtains, backsplash, and more! I also provide tips and tricks for updating your RV interior. #RVremodel #RVmakeover #BudgetMakeover

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April 23, 2018 by Julie 2 Comments

Painting Your RV Interior

In an effort to brighten up our RV and banish the brown, we’ve decided to give it an interior makeover. Painting, will obviously be a big part of our design plans. We’ve turned to a few friends for some guidance and have come up with these top 5 tips for painting your RV interior.

Top Tips For Paining Your RV Interior

Pick Your Palette

Choosing the color palette for your RV interior remodel can be tough. So many renovations shown on Pinterest are in white, but what if that’s not you thing? How do you choose colors you’ll love? How do you know if the colors you do love will work well together? Here are some design tips from Lisa Brown of Always on Liberty for choosing a color palette for your RV.

  • Find a source of inspiration. Look to a colorful pattern in your room. It could be curtains, a rug, or even a colorful bowl. Take the colors you really love from that item to use throughout your room.
  • Want bright, but not white? Consider a lighter shade of a color you love.
  • Don’t fear the bold colors! Everything doesn’t have to be painted the same color. Select colors that add depth and texture to a room.

In the photo below, you can see my curtains. I’ve selected the light gray in them for the walls, and the teal for the trim.

In an effort to brighten up our RV and banish the brown, we’ve decided to give it an interior makeover. Painting, will obviously be a big part of our design plans. Read these 5 tips for RV interior painting.

Sheen Is Important

The finish of your paint, or sheen, will have a major impact on your walls. Gloss, satin, egg shell – with these options comes many considerations. High-traffic areas do well with gloss or satin as they hold up better to touching and can be cleaned more easily. But, they can make wall imperfections (wavy drywall, patched areas) much more pronounced. A more matte-like finish, such as flat, will not clean as well or endure touches as well, but you won’t see imperfections as much. We went with an eggshell finish. 

Try Samples First

No need to guess how good (or bad) a color will look on your wall. Grab a handful of the color card swatches and post them up around your RV. Take it a step further and purchase sample pints of your favorites and try them out. For a fraction of the cost of a gallon of paint, you can judge how a color will look in your space. It’s better to spend just a few dollars on a sample than big bucks on gallons only to find out the color won’t work.

Take Time to Prepare

Preparing for the actual painting of the RV interior can be time consuming. You’ll need to tape off areas for sharp lines, move furniture, repair and patch any imperfections, protect the floors, and remove things like switch plates. If you’re anything like me, you’ll spend 1/2 of your time doing these tasks. I promise you though, it will save you in the end.

Check out these tips for painting RV cabinets from Janae at Adventures with Tucknae. 

Don’t Forget the Primer

It is very important to prime your walls, particularly if you are drastically changing the wall color or painting over wallpaper. Gripper primer works really well for the latter. Primer will not only cover up colors and stains, it add a layer to allow the top coat of paint to better adhere, giving you a much better result. We chose the Glidden Gripper Primer because Lisa used it with great success. 

Mistakes to Avoid

Click here for a great read about 12 Common Painting Mistakes Made by RV Owners (and How to Avoid Them).

Other Uses For Paint

Don’t forget that there are other uses for paint in your RV décor. Breathe new life into your furniture and cabinets with paint. Paint jars and cannisters in coordinating colors.  They can be both decoration and useful if you use them to help organize your small space. I’m painting the wood trim on my valances in a bright color. 

A key component of RV remodeling is painting the interior. These 5 tips will help you prepare for your RV interior painting.

Read Our Other RV Renovation Articles

Planning an RV Remodel 

Updating Your RV Window Treatments

RV Organization and Storage Ideas

Ready for an RV makeover? These 5 tips will help you prepare to paint your RV interior (motorhome, 5th wheel, travel trailer, or camper) for a true glamping experience. #rvmakeover A key component of RV remodeling is painting the interior. These 5 tips will help you prepare for your RV interior painting.

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April 5, 2018 by Julie Leave a Comment

Planning an RV Remodel

After almost 4 years of full-time RV travel, we decided to complete some renovations to brighten up our RV interior. This project included an interior makeover, as well as changing out some of the furniture. Before we got started, we made sure to plan it out and set a realistic budget.

Remodel Vs New RV Purchase

Before the remodel, we had been talking about downsizing for about a year. So why did we decide to remodel the RV instead of trading it in for another? The main reason was financial. We were on track to achieve our goal of being debt free by the end of this year. Buying another RV would have kept us from that milestone, so instead we carved out a bit of the budget to remodel our current RV.

Since we are always budget-minded, we looked for ways to save money as we worked. We also fully documented all our actual costs, so you can see how much it costs to makeover your RV interior.

Scroll down to the bottom of this page to see all of the individual projects and the final costs. 

Need Help? No Problem!

Create Space From Thin Air: Tips and Tricks for Organizing Your Camper, RV, or Trailer. Filled with color photographs of numerous RV organization ideas.I’ll be the first to admit that decorating is not my strong suit. That’s where friends and Pinterest come in handy. I was really fortunate that we were at the same campground as a friend who had recently completed the most amazing interior makeover of her RV. She provided some much needed design advice and inspiration.

Another great place to find ideas for your RV remodeling efforts is Pinterest. I created an RV decor board to help me keep track of things I like. There are many great tutorials that provide step-by-step instructions on Pinterest as well.

Finally, one of my favorite resources is a website called RV Inspiration. It is full of ideas and projects to help organize, decorate, and renovate your RV (motorhome, Fifth Wheel, travel trailer).

So What Was The Plan?


Our plan included 4 main categories for our remodeling effort:

  • Paint – We just wanted to paint the walls (not cabinets). No more weird beige pattern wallpaper! Yeah!
  • Fabrics – We’re adding curtains and valances in the living area. We’ll also be adding fabric over the black faux leather cornices in the bedroom and garage.
  • Furniture – We’re ditching the long dark brown sofa in our living room and replacing it with theater seating and a table/chair set.
  • Personal Touches – This is where we’re going to have a lot of fun! We’ll add great splashes of color throughout the RV with a backslash and wall art.

The “Before” Tour

Here’s a video I filmed last year after 3 1/2 years of living and traveling in our RV full-time.

The “After” Tour

Here’s the after portion of the living room/kitchen remodel.

Specific RV Makeover Articles

Painting Your RV Interior

Updating Your RV Window Treatments

RV Organization & Storage Ideas

Update the RV Kitchen – Backsplash and More

RV Remodel Costs 

Try these ideas for an RV makeover on a budget. Use these tips to plan a modern DIY renovation for your motorhome, Class C, 5th Wheel, Travel Trailer, or Camper. From paint to decorative touches for the kitchen.

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