Decorating Your New RV’s Interior

Your RV is your home away from home, and it should feel like it! While the various amenities that come with your RV make it comfortable and practical to stay in, the colors and materials used in your RV’s interior may not exactly spark joy. Fortunately, it’s very easy and affordable to decorate your RV’s interior to your liking. Here are some tips to try.

Add a Pop of Color

Brown, gray, beige, and black are utilitarian colors that don’t really bother anyone, but they’re not exactly warm and friendly. You can paint your RV’s walls like you can paint the walls in your house to bring some life to the interior. It may be a bit overwhelming to paint every wall bright fuchsia (unless that’s what makes you happy), but a single accent wall in a bold color or cheerful pastel can really brighten the space, and you won’t need very much paint to do it. Use complementary colors when choosing other decorations like wall art or knickknacks; an artist’s color wheel is your friend here!

Soften the Space With Fabric

Make your RV’s couch and bed the coziest places to spend an evening reading or journaling about your day by adding some soft blankets and throw pillows. Your grandmother’s quilt or your aunt’s retro crochet afghan can lend a touch of home to your space. Cute throw pillows can contrast with other decorations while making your stiff RV furniture more comfortable.

Cultivate Greenery

If you love gardening or you have a sunroom full of houseplants at home, you can bring some of that horticulture along for the ride in your RV. A simple kitchen planter of herbs will ensure you always have fresh mint for lemonade and fresh basil for pesto. A hanging basket of flowers can brighten up the exterior of your RV while you’re parked at a campground. You can also get small air plants or tiny succulents in containers that can be put up on the wall.

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