Thrifty Decor Chick
and Between Naps on the Porch.
We didn't get a great before photo. The camper had a leak that had gotten in the back wall. My husband took down all the cabinets and replaced the back wall. Notice the etched glass and 90's upholstery panels.
This is the set above the sofa, but is the same colors as what was above the bed in the bedroom.
This is the set above the sofa, but is the same colors as what was above the bed in the bedroom.
This is mid way through. We put in bead board paneling on the back wall for a cottage look. We had painted the cabinets here.
We did not need to replace the wall behind this nightstand so it was not done with the others.
Here she is after. I put a cream and taupe colored gingham upholstery piece in the panels. I found it on the clearance table for $1.99 at Hancocks Fabric. We just painted the knobs the same as the doors. We thought about either doing them silver or bronze but decided to leave them white. All the rest of the camper is still brass, so it blends a little better for now.
We did not need to replace the wall behind this nightstand so it was not done with the others.
Here she is after. I put a cream and taupe colored gingham upholstery piece in the panels. I found it on the clearance table for $1.99 at Hancocks Fabric. We just painted the knobs the same as the doors. We thought about either doing them silver or bronze but decided to leave them white. All the rest of the camper is still brass, so it blends a little better for now.
What a difference! Bet you can't wait for the next trip :0)
ReplyDeleteLove it! You have made it so cozy and homey! I always wonder who comes up with camper interiors- even the new ones are so cold and not the cozy I like. I would love to tackle a camper reno one of these days! Enjoy yours!
ReplyDeleteI swear we have the same layout on campers and you have inspired me....My bedroom looks exactly the same...we had a leak on the side wall. Was it hard to replace? I will have to do part of the floor as well. Thanks for posting this....I need to show it to my hubby.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Looks great!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great transformation! I bet it's a joy to sleep in your camper now.
ReplyDeleteSo cute and cozy!
ReplyDeleteSo fun to see a CAMPER transformation! You did a great job. Must be so much more enjoyable to sleep there now!
ReplyDeleteI would vacation in there... in my driveway! Thanks for joining in the party! I love your transformation! jen
ReplyDeletePretty! And that pillow is the icing on the cake.
ReplyDeleteWOW! It looks so fresh and cute! Great job!
ReplyDeleteCUTE redo!!! Now time to hit the road for adventures!
ReplyDeleteOh I love all the white. It looks much better. Most people would never think of updating a camper or trailer because they wouldn't know that you could. Good for you!
ReplyDeleteGreat transformation--looks so inviting!! WOW!
ReplyDeleteOh My Gosh!!! Who would think of a makeover on a camper. Cottage white! I love it. Your bedding is just the best!
ReplyDeleteDebra
Oh, I really like the pictures of your camper. Since Honey recently retired, we've been looking at campers. We are wanting a vintage 'canned ham' camper (shasta,I think) to rework and make it our own!
ReplyDeleteLooks Great! How did you remove the etching from the glass? I want to do this to my camper.
ReplyDeleteLooks Great! How did you remove the etching from the glass? I want to do this to my camper.
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