If the tiles don’t have a clean surface to adhere to, and they are exposed to heat too soon, they are likely to unstick, which could cause them (and, in this case, the spice rack) to come falling down at an inopportune moment. I do love the idea of the stick-on spice rack below the range hood vent as well, but I’ll offer a word of caution on that from my previous experience: you’ll need to thoroughly clean the wallpaper before installing stick-on tile and you should allow it to adhere for about 24 hours before using the RV range. That’s a great move because it doesn’t cost much, it’s easy to install, it will protect the walls and wallpaper underneath, and you can easily pull it off and change the look if you want something else down the line. And in this case, they also installed white stick-on tile as a backsplash in the entire kitchen. You may be noticing a theme in some of my selections, but I can’t stress enough how much white paint can really brighten up an RV or truck camper. It’s one of the best before and after posts I’ve seen, because the difference between the old and new is really night and day. Truck Camper Interior Idea #5 from This exciting interior remodel is all about the kitchen. This kind of multi-purpose thinking is what helps you keep your cost down when you remodel a truck camper. Plus, it looks like they were about to use the same materials with curtain rods to hang curtains over the kitchen window and the window next to the cabover bed as well. This keeps what can often become cluttered RV cabinets out of sight and out of mind until you need something they contain. I also love the curtains hung inside the open storage areas underneath the kitchen sink. Hanging storage is really convenient when you’re living in a small space and frees up other storage areas for larger items. That’s primarily why this camper conversion caught my eye, but when I looked more closely, I started noticing little things like all the hooks for hanging optional equipment in the kitchen. Photo: For the record, I’m a huge fan of brightening up truck campers and really the interior of any RV using white cabinetry, whether you’re painting the cabinets or installing completely new ones. And one of the features you can’t quite see is that this camper boasts a stainless steel fridge and freezer. That allows this RV to sleep up to four people comfortably, which is uncommon in most truck campers.Īnd once your eyes make it all the way to the top, you’ll notice the durable Shou Sugi Ban tongue and groove ceiling around the skylight, air conditioning unit, and roof vent. The cushion arrangement on the couch and dining table can be laid down to create a second bed. That bed over the cab looks supremely comfortable, but there are actually two beds in this camper. Then you have the beautiful teak wood countertops and the deep kitchen sink with a sink cover to increase the overall counter space when you’re cooking or hanging out.
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Truck Camper Interior Idea #2 from Talk about a truck camper with a modern feel! I mean, where do your eyes go first? Mine went to the accent LED lights on the cork floor and the fact that the owner decided to install a door that allows you to climb right from the truck into the camper without going outside. But I love how she installed privacy screens (they look like some sort of Dyneema fabric) on either side so there’s less of a direct view into her living and sleeping area. That flooring just looks better than a standard truck bed floor, but I’m sure it also feels less chilly on her feet first thing in the morning.įinally, one of the best features of camping in this type of truck camper is the ability to keep the rear hatch and tailgate open to your view. If you look closely at the new flooring she installed, you’ll notice she added plenty of insulation as well. She’s maximized the space with a small bed, a kitchen, a book nook, and space for her 6-volt battery and charging station. Starting at the top, I love the wooden roof that makes the space feel like you’re not sleeping in a truck bed. No, you can’t stand up inside, but look how cute it is! And nothing quite demonstrates that principle more than this beautiful customized camper shell. A post shared by Vanlife Inspiration your camper into a cozy tiny home is about making more with less.
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