Rv valance makeover

This is how we added curtains to our RV AND kept the room darkening shades that came with it! We had a lot of questions about adding curtains when we...

The original window curtains and valances matched our RV interior in color, pattern and ugliness. A simple fix was to reupholster the valances and have it match the rest of the renovations we were doing. Turns out it's very simple and quick to reupholster RV valances and just requires tools you most

I hated the dingy, dated fake leather valances in my RV. I replaced all of the standard beige RV furniture with modern, bright furniture and now the valances looked even worse than before. I wanted an inexpensive and effective way to improve the look of the valances. Here is what I did...

Not loving your RV's blinds or shades? 20+ ideas for curtains, cornices, valances, etc. for campers, motorhomes, travel trailers, and all kinds of RVs.

If you're not loving the factory window treatment in your camper or motorhome, it's time to give your RV windows a new look! This RV window makeover guide will show how RV owners have replaced or recovered their RV window treatments. This list of 35 ideas includes no-sew curtains, traditional curtains, and ideas for covering or even painting the installed valances. Whether you're looking for a modern or rustic look, there's something for everyone. #RVrenovation #RVremodel #RVmakeover

We bought our RV new and everything on the inside was in excellent shape when we brought it home. Excellent shape, but not a very up to date decorating scheme. Why manufacturers used so much beige …

Check out how we replaced all the old window treatments in our fifth wheel! We found that light and airy feel but managed to get some full privacy features too!

Our DIY project and how-to, of recovering the padded valance that acts as a headboard over the front door of our RV

20+ ideas for curtains, cornices, valances, etc. for campers, motorhomes, travel trailers and all kinds of RVs.

Recovering your RV's valances is easier than you think. With a little bit of material & a staple gun, you can make a huge difference to your RV's interior.