Travel trailer interior

RVs may be intentionally tiny, but they don't have to feel crammed! Make your RV feel bigger with these interior design tips.

Well this post has been a long time coming. And I have been putting it off for a couple of reasons. 1.) Most of the RV was completed last summer, but we still have a couple projects to do, like the flooring, before I wanted to post pics;) and 2.) I wanted to do this … MY $500 CAMPER REMODEL THAT I DID ALL BY MYSELF Read More »

Even the bathroom is amazing.

Wait until you see the inside.

After attempting to live in a proper home she grew tired of it and set out to remodel an old trailer from the 1970's. Welcome to the world of tiny living, where less is more and every inch counts. The protagonist of our story is Eloise, a 22-foot Shasta travel trailer from the 1970s. Eloise has been lovingly restored and transformed into a cozy, functional, and stylish living space. The previous owner spent a considerable amount of time cleaning, painting, and refurbishing the trailer

There is a lot (and I mean A LOT) that goes in to these renovations, so today I am sharing the before and after. For now, here is the TomCat!

If you're considering a Casita Spirit Deluxe travel trailer, you're on a great path! There's nothing I don't love about these campers, see why here!

I absolutely love interior design, I just never felt very good at it, but this was a small enough space that I didn’t feel overwhelmed and was able to really let my creative side come out. So, thank you, thank you, thank you for all the kind words.

Renovations are the way to turn your used RV into a fabulous traveling oasis. Here are some fabulous ideas to upgrade your rig to its modern day potential.