20.000,- kr. og en masse tid er hvad Sofie og hendes kæreste brugte for at skabe deres helt egen og helt unikke campingvogn. Og vel og mærke en campingvogn, som mange sikkert vil misunde dem.
Selvom denne charmerende campingvogn er lille, så er der alligevel plads til fem personer og ligeså mange værelser.
Det er efterhånden en del tiden siden, at vi fik bygget køjeseng i Grandessen. Jeg har simpelthen bare ikke fået delt de lovede billeder med jer. Men bedre sent end aldrig, som man siger. Jeg brugte selv mange timer på,…
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20.000,- kr. og en masse tid er hvad Sofie og hendes kæreste brugte for at skabe deres helt egen og helt unikke campingvogn. Og vel og mærke en campingvogn, som mange sikkert vil misunde dem.
If your New Year’s resolutions include traveling more, this is one seriously inspirational story to get you dreaming. Nicki Mayhew and her husband Clayton had always had a knack for revamping furniture, Nicki says, and wanted to level up to an RV—which would not only give them a chance to do a larger makeover, but also give them an opportunity to travel together in a homey space they could call their own.
Det er efterhånden en del tiden siden, at vi fik bygget køjeseng i Grandessen. Jeg har simpelthen bare ikke fået delt de lovede billeder med jer. Men bedre sent end aldrig, som man siger. Jeg brugte selv mange timer på,…
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20.000,- kr. og en masse tid er hvad Sofie og hendes kæreste brugte for at skabe deres helt egen og helt unikke campingvogn. Og vel og mærke en campingvogn, som mange sikkert vil misunde dem.
This post may contain affiliate links to support the upkeep of this blog - at no extra cost to you! Please read my disclaimer for more info.Whether you’ve been driving your trusted companion for a while or you have just bought a new (for you) motorhome, your rig might be in need of an update. Don’t have too much stash stored away? No worries! With these tips, you’ll get your camper up to date even with a low budget. A complete makeover might seem like a daunting task, but even small updates make a big difference. With just a few rolls of vinyl sticky back plastic/contact paper for instance, you can refresh your RV kitchen in minutes. You Might Also Be Interested In► Our $140 Budget Rv Reno – Before & After► 80 Jaw-Dropping Rv Bathroom Renovations► 15 Fresh And Easy Rv Bathroom Makeover Ideas 1 – Use a bit of paint This is one of my favorite ways of updating any space, was it in an RV or a house. Paint doesn’t cost a fortune, you can see results quickly and especially light colors brighten up space quickly. See below how Meredith from The Palette Muse transformed her camper with a bit of paint. She did the camper makeover as a $100 room makeover – hundred dollars, one month. I don’t know about you, but I think she did a phenomenal job. She also painted her own hexagon backsplash. You’ll find her tutorial here. If you’d prefer a subway tile or Herringbone, see my tutorial here. 2 – Update your upholstery and dated fabrics One of the easiest ways to spot camper’s age is from it’s upholstery. If you are not fan of 70’s flowers, 80’s neon colors, 90’s abstract shapes or early 2000’s muddy colors, give your upholstered furniture a makeover. Sometimes just a throw over helps, but you could also make your own slipcovers, like Little Llewellyn made hers or just buy a new one from Amazon or Ikea. Below is a “before and after” photo of Ashley’s RV in her blog Domestic Imperfection, where she has a tutorial on how to reupholster RV cushions… without sewing! For a quick update get some cozy throws and cushions, like these camper themed cushions from Amazon. DON´T MISS How to Hide and Protect Your Valuables in an RV or a CamperIf your RV couch has really seen it’s best days, it could be worth the investment to buy a new one. For a more budget-friendly option you could look from normal furniture shop as the purpose made sofas can be very expensive and ” a normal sofa” will do as fine, as long as it fits in and it’s not overly heavy. For example, check out Ikea’s modular Vallentuna sofa series. 3 – Add some wallpaper (or remove it!) Wallpaper can make it or break it. One of the easy ways to get rid of the outdated look is to remove your wallpaper borders and/or paint the walls. Or if you like wallpaper, try some modern design like Flipping Wendy used on her camper ceiling! 4 – Update your knobs, handles and taps/faucets It’s incredible how much just changing the kitchen cabinet handles transforms the space. Do the same to your internal doors and bedroom cabinets. Buy new ones or just give the old ones a lick of paint. Another instant uplift to your kitchen or a toilet is to change your faucets or just paint them. Swipe below to see Chenae’s RV toilet transformation. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Chenae | Fifth Wheel Farmhouse (@fifthwheelfarmhouse) on Sep 29, 2019 at 6:23pm PDT 5 – Install a new backsplash There are so many ways to update your RV kitchen backsplash. Easy and cheap ways are but not limited to; painting one, wallpapering, using peel and stick tiles, using similar contact paper as on the countertop, or using a sheet of stainless steel. You can also use normal tiles, (if the area is not very large, remember the weight!) but use flexible grout. Some great examples below: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Full Time RV • Travel (@affinity_rv) on Jun 24, 2019 at 3:12pm PDT View this post on Instagram A post shared by KERMIT & TRINITY (@kermitandtrinity) on May 28, 2018 at 1:05pm PDT View this post on Instagram A post shared by Florence the Airstream Machine (@florence_the_airstreammachine) on Sep 11, 2018 at 4:14pm PDT View this post on Instagram A post shared by Full Time RV • Travel (@affinity_rv) on Nov 28, 2018 at 5:08pm PST 6 – Update the countertops For a more sophisticated look, update your kitchen countertops. If you install a real wooden one, it looks beautiful and lasts you a long time. It is a bit more expensive and heavier though, so for a light and cheap option keep an eye out for a laminate one. If you are on even lower budget, try painting them, or use contact paper. View this post on Instagram A post shared by summer & david (@rollingkirks) on Jul 25, 2019 at 4:04pm PDT 7 – Update your lighting Updating your lampshades makes a massive difference. Also, not only for new fresh looks, swapping to LED lighting saves your valuable battery, but is also very bright. So ditch your old dim lights and swap to LED. Mountain Modern Life has a handy guide on how to update your RV lighting. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Full Time RV • Travel (@affinity_rv) on Jul 9, 2019 at 4:40pm PDT 8 – Refresh your window coverings Another often overlooked element in interior design, that can easily update the whole space, is window coverings. Vehq has listed a few different curtain ideas for RVs and Ditching Suburbia shows on his tutorial here how to update the curtains without sewing for less than $100. View this post on Instagram A post shared by SAM + DAN || Canyon & Ember (@wearedanandsam) on Dec 16, 2019 at 7:22pm PST View this post on Instagram A post shared by SAM + DAN || Canyon & Ember (@wearedanandsam) on Jan 21, 2020 at 11:06am PST 9 – Add more curtains Curtains are not only for windows! For example, replacing awkward doors with some heavy drape curtains makes a statement. View this post on Instagram A post shared by LeeAnn《RV lifestyle》 (@leeannieblivin) on Mar 27, 2019 at 9:19am PDT Here is another example from our RV. I changed the top alcove curtains to longer ones, for two reasons; firstly make the space appear larger and secondly for a bit of “wow-factor”, to remind me a bit more of a house than an RV. Underneath between the cockpit and living area, there is another curtain for privacy when we need it but don’t want to close the long curtains. 10 – Add plants View this post on Instagram A post shared by Full Time RV • Travel (@affinity_rv) on Oct 26, 2019 at 7:28am PDT Some greenery provides an instant refresher – they make the space feel so calming and cozy, they purify the air, reduce your stress levels, and just look great. Read everything you need to know about plants in an RV here. 11 – Add art & mirrors One way to make your space feel like home, is to add some art and other personal pieces on the walls. How about a gallery wall with photos from your travels? You could also use mirrors to create an illusion of space. View this post on Instagram A post shared by BETHANY | RV LIVING 🤍 (@simplecatlady) on Jun 15, 2019 at 9:04am PDT Again, here is our van. Small picture frames really added a homely feel to this space. However, a top tip: Attach the background also with double-sided tape, otherwise when you drive, the picture frames will make black stripes onto your wall, especially if they are white…….. 12 – Update your floors This may require a bit higher investment compared to the other ideas on this list, but replacing the floors, especially if the old ones are pink, worn carpets with smoke burns, makes such a difference it can’t be ignored! See this handy tutorial from Mountain Modern Life here. Thanks for reading. I hope you got some inspiration for your own project, and as always, I’d love to hear how you’ve transformed your RV on a budget! You Might Also Be Interested In►OUR $140 Budget Rv Reno – Before & After►80 Jaw-Dropping Rv Bathroom Renovations►15 Fresh And Easy Rv Bathroom Makeover Ideas Pin me for later!
As I receive emails from folk asking for tips on decorating a caravan, I thought I'd share my process — here's 'Decorating a Caravan Part 1'.
So, do you remember the vintage caravan we bought about a month and a half ago? It seems like years ago! We were so excited to renovate this Thomson Mini Glen (manufactured in Falkirk, Scotland) and use it for primarily our Rust Jewellery wedding/events and vintage shop and also for a little bit of adventuring too ; ) It took us longer than we wanted, firstly, we weren't allowed to work on it at the barn storage where we were going to keep it. So we had to find another place to use temporarily. Luckily my brother pointed us in the right direction, and we found a man who lent us some space in his cow shed come boat workshop. He was really helpful with advice and tea. Then, obviously we have a three year old and a two month old baby (now four months old) and a business to run, so it was a little bit tricky juggling everything. It was like a relay race. We barely ever worked on the caravan together. Anyhows, I like to think it is now finished, although there are always a few 'bits and bobs' that still need work. These photos are from different phones and cameras, and I hope they are in order (sort of). So these were taken by the previous owner (we won it on ebay), and below is when we collected it from Southampton and took it back home to the Isle of Wight. The caravan is from 1977, our VW camper van is from 1978, (I am also from 1978, but lets not dwell on that). Back in the day, brown was THE colour. It was actually quite overwhelming at first until your eyes adjusted to the brown. Literally everything was just disintegrating and anything plastic was brittle and snapped (like all of the door catches). The 'baby poo' coloured shag pile carpet and orange brown curtains were turning to dust, as were the seat cushions. There were a couple of small areas of rot, we suspect due to a slightly ill fitting front door. Unfortunatly the fridge cupboard and 'mini bar' had to be ripped out (we never had the fridge, but everything else was still present). The body is made of aluminium panels attached to a wooden frame with a sort of fiberboard on the inside (with is coated with pale brown vinyl wall paper). The aluminium window frames and door frame were badly corroded (which is to be expected I should say) and it was hard to sand off. These are the rotted areas which we had to patch up. Also the lower half of the front door panel. Back in the day, using gas to power everything in a tiny unventilated box was absolutely fine! We didn't fancy the idea, so we removed the Carver heater and gas light above the dining table (we'll use a portable electric heater if we ever camp in the winter with hook up). We kept all of the other units, including the gas hob/grill and kitchen and bathroom sink (yes there is even a tiny washroom)... (sink in the washroom)...actually I quite like that curtain fabric! The taps do work (although, even after sterilising, I still won't be drinking from them), They operate with a small foot pump under the kitchen sink which also has an electric motor! I think we will stick to the foot method. So I set about painting the cupboard doors and wc sink, I used a special paint for Laminte surface, called cupboard paint. It is super sticky and very expensive, so for the cupboards I just used it as undercoat and used a good quality 'Diamond Hard' Trade paint top coat. Underneath the carpet and two layers of shiny lino we discovered quite fine wood floorboards! So we decided to paint them, I used the left overs from when we renovated our Rust Yarmouth shop Nao worked on the exterior, lots of rubbing down, and then a zinc primer for the aluminium... ...and the another rub down and a top coat. Nao used a car paint which he had colour matched. He had all kinds of problems with this paint, and eventually had to ask our friend to spray it on instead as it was going patchy of matte and shiny, annoying! This is the barn where we worked... I painted the window frames in white to match the door (the roof part is pale grey) and I painted on the name. ...Storm Petrel...one of my favourite birds. I love all the mythology surrounding this small dark seabird. So many things in common that we thought it was perfect for our caravan. So this is the final product of all our hardwork (actually only one or two days a week to be honest ; ) We took it first of all to our fave campsite on the Isle of Wight, Compton Farm I love the stunning valley with cows, and view of the white cliff and the sea! I should point out that strictly speaking, caravans are not allowed in the tent field, but they said it was okay for the purpose of my blog only ; ) I also painted the name and bird on the other side too, but a bit bigger... I had new foam cut to size and made new covers. The fabric I bought on ebay, I didn't have enough, so I used some stripy linen that I already had, for the underneath. I find velco much better for this type of cover than zips. There is so much storage space in this tiny van, and under the seats is where you can store all the bedding and lanterns and such like. I couldn't wrench up the lino from the floor so I just cleaned it and lined it with some vintage wallpaper...Nao replaced the old cupboard with plywood... The table is an exact replacement of the original laminate chipboard one, but we went for real pine instead. I used a clear coating to protect it (Rustoleum I think?). I found some new wooden handles and knobs for the cupboard doors, and we put up some ikea spice rack things to put a few books on... Nao replaced the front door panels with plywood and I coated them with same stuff as the table and the kitchen tops... (I found the cushion covers from Etsy and ebay btw) I love this tiny room the most! We removed the original plastic shelf under the mirror and the electric light which I replaced with a battery operated led motion sensor light, my new favourite invention. (that is not toothpaste by the way, it's hand cream!) Nao put a handy shelf under the sink for nappies and wipes etc...and the potty and wash tubs go underneath. The wardrobe (who needs a wardrobe when camping?!) we turned into shelves instead. and where the heater used to be, we fitted this little basket, as it is a handy spot when you are sitting at the table... The gas hob is not actually working properly so we will get that checked by a qualified gas person at some point. We will use the portable one from our van temporarily. I love that it came with the original hob lighter... This is the foot pump for the taps...you get a good thigh workout when you do the washing up. Where the cupboard was that we ripped out, is the wheel arch, so we had to do something with that. Nao built a box around it which I painted to match the walls. And a basket of toys, that goes without saying. I had a lot of fun finding things for the caravan, mostly for the cooking area, and also this little rug which is also from ebay, and a new blanket from a local shop in Yarmouth. Again the curtain fabric was from ebay, it is actually chambray shirt fabric. I replaced the gold plastic curtain track with curtain wire instead. The skylight retainers had become brittle and one snapped off, sadly when we towed the caravan out of the barn, the top flew off and smashed on the road! We had to find a replacement which cost £45 and it is a fraction too small. But, I love watching the clouds and the stars through the roof! ..and...relax... So the table top slots down in-between the seats and the cushions lie flat to create a double bed! Not bad I say, unless you are 5ft 9 or above. I'm 5ft 1, so people must have been sorter in the 70s. Oh I forget to mention, the wood trim all the way around the caravan...I sanded this down (a lot of work actually!) and put on a few coats of sealer, I'm quite pleased with how they came up so nice. And we gave the original name plate and hubcaps a bit of a buff up too! Needless to say, I totally love this little box on wheels, mostly because I can sit in it and know that every single tiny thing was worked on by us (actually sit there tutting to myself that I 'missed a bit'). I will do another post next, about our first family camping trip in Storm Petrel, the first of many adventures and enterprises I hope! Thank you for sticking with this post right to the end! x p.s. you can read Part 1 here>
Selvom denne charmerende campingvogn er lille, så er der alligevel plads til fem personer og ligeså mange værelser.
20.000,- kr. og en masse tid er hvad Sofie og hendes kæreste brugte for at skabe deres helt egen og helt unikke campingvogn. Og vel og mærke en campingvogn, som mange sikkert vil misunde dem.
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Hey guys, welcome to 2021. Hope it's treating you well! This year is off to an exciting start because after ONE WHOLE YEAR (how?) we have finally completed our vintage camper remodel. For a little background - we bought this camper in 2019 for $600 with the plan to maybe turn it into a photo booth, maybe just a camper? Honestly we didn't think that we would even have time to touch it in 2020 because we were so busy with our photo booth business - Lamphouse Photo Co. WELP. With all events and weddings canceled in March 2020 we started work on our 1968 Play Mor 140. AND! We documented the entire process on our YouTube channel: Trailer Trash to Treasure Which, (woo-hoo) just passed 1k subscribers! We worked on the camper every week and finished it almost exactly a year from when we started. Here's the before tour: First the exterior. Oof. Poor guy had been given the rattle can mossy oak treatment and it was doing his cute shape NO favors. Next up, the "kitchen" BIG USE OF QUOTATION MARKS THERE ; ) What's there to say, it was basically gone. Disintegrated. Like the little scalloped edge on the cabinet though so style points for that I guess. Here's the dinette that would fold down into a bed: The other ~bed~ Would you sleep there? So we got to work with the help of my dad, Dave and mom, Connie and demolished the interior first: We then took it down to the frame, rebuilt the walls, ceiling, stripped the skin and repainted the exterior and ta-da, here's the final product: The kitchen after: I think the kitchen might be my favorite part of the camper. We installed a new faucet, built upper and lower cabinets, added a water pump and water system and new hardware of course. Next up, the front "dinette" We ended up opting for storage and turned the dinette into a permanent couch/bed. We're tent campers and we usually eat outside on a picnic table so we didn't think we would spend the time to convert it back and forth every day from a dinette to a bed. And finally, the bedroom: Did I say the kitchen was my favorite? Maybe this is? Idk, I love it all. Simon is a big fan of the big, fluffy bed: The bed converts back into a couch area during the day to add a tiny amount of floor space, access to under the bed storage, and a nice seating area for meals or relaxing. If you want to see how we rebuilt, repainted, re-everything'd this whole camper from the very beginning please head over to our YouTube channel Trailer Trash to Treasure and click the 'Start From the Beginning Playlist' We have another awesome project starting in a few weeks so hit that subscribe button and follow along on our next adventure! Until then, Keep Smiling! Exterior Green Paint Exterior Pink Paint Interior Upper Cabinet Paint Interior Lower Cabinet Paint Interior Wall Paint Kitchen faucet Hardware (pulls & knobs) Backsplash stickers Box Cushion Tutorial Drop Cloth Shade Tutorial Flooring Lights
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De caravan was al eens eerder onder handen genomen met een quick fix, omdat ik me geen tijd gunde om het grondig aan te pakken. Teveel plannen en te weinig tijd was het excuus. Toen de Coronacrisis zich aandiende had ik de rust om onze caravan om te toveren tot een huis op wielen, zoals ik het echt voor ogen had. Eentje die tot de verbeelding spreekt en dat is gelukt! Ik laat je in dit blog stap voor stap zien hoe de door ons omgedoopte 'Pop-up Vanity' transformeerde in een stijlvol verblijf.
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