Things You'll Need:
- An old Camper
- Just about any tool you could imagine.
- Plenty of cleaning supplies, primer, paint, tile, and all new linens.
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Step 1
Dining area, beforeThe Camper is only 13 ft long so I needed to clear out a bench to make more floor space for Goldie.
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Step 2
dining area afterAh, nice floor space. When it is time for her to nap I have a soft blanky to lay out for her. I am going to put jelly beans in the bubble gum machine.
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Step 3
By adding a fresh coat of light colored paint and bright colored accent linens the space has taken on a whole different feel. Happy space!
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Step 4
The old bed and kitchen.The old Camper had out dated colors and design. Not a place that I would want to spend months of my time.
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Step 5
The new KitchenThe counter tops have beautiful little tile. The white paint helps open up the space for a much larger feel. I decorate with stuff from my home for that familiar, cosy feeling.
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Step 6
New bed.The bed is very colorful and soft. I can't wait to spend the night in it. All cotton and chenille.
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Step 7
Final exterior.I did a little repair work on the roof and pressure washed it. Primed the whole camper and painted it with an exterior white. Built a picked fence around the tung and back luggage rack, too cute! It looks so much fresher, cleaner, newer.
Comments
tinyhouselover said
on 10/30/2009 Wow you made the little camper look great, good job. I hope everything goes well on your trip and I'd love to read any updates. If you're interested I'd be happy to feature something on you, your camper and your art trip on my website tiny-house-living.com. Contact me :)
jenroering said
on 10/23/2009 Your tiled kitchen is such an improvement! I have that same fish utensil holder (great minds think alike, perhaps?) ;-) Enjoy your journies!
tgail said
on 10/22/2009 great article 5*and rec.
tessieann said
on 10/22/2009 Sounds like fun! 5*
goodselfme said
on 10/22/2009 Nice remodel of a camper. Tx for the tips.