4 Ways to Paint Your RV Cabinets with No Prep Work

4 Ways to Paint Your RV Cabinets with No Prep Work

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Paint Your RV Cabinets with NO Prep | If you’re on the market or just recently purchased an RV of any kind, you probably are aware of the outdated or dark interiors that have plagued RVs for years.

However, due to some very inspirational and talented individuals, renovating your RV has been a very popular task among campers.

One of the biggest renovations many choose to do is to re-paint the dark cabinets a different color.

However, many of the cabinets are actually covered in contact paper that makes it difficult for paint to stick.

I’ve heard and read horror stories of RVer’s sanding, priming, and painting their cabinets only for their hard work to peel right off. This can be extremely frustrating!

4 Ways to Paint RV Cabinets with NO Prep Work

But have no fear!

There are ways to paint your cabinets without sanding or priming. You will probably want to tape to prevent paint from places you don’t want it, but other than that you can achieve an RV cabinet paint remodel without all the hard work.

Here are 4 ways you can paint your RV cabinets in no particular order because they all are great and will get the job done!

1. Chalk Paint with a Tough Coat Sealer

One option you can use is chalk paint.

We chose to use chalk paint on our cabinets because I knew I didn’t want to do any sanding or priming. Personally, I hate all that prep work!

Plus, chalk paint is very low in VOC and is great if you’re painting on the go or renovating while also living in the space. There are plenty of color options that you can also mix to create a color of your own desire. We chose to use The Spruce Best Home Chalk Paint by KILZ in white bead board and dark grey for our bathroom and kitchen island.

Now, chalk paint is a matte finish and can chip very easily as well as not being resistant to stains. This can make it difficult if you don’t seal the paint with a tough coat. This Tough Coat by Country Chic sealer is a chalk paint lifesaver. It provides a protective layer that provides a satin sheen, is stain resistant, and makes the cabinets easy to wash off any spills or dirt.

2. Beyond Paint

Beyond paint is an all-in-one option that can be used for furniture, cabinets, and even countertops. There are 16 matte colors, 3 metallic colors, and a satin sheen sealer to keep your project beautiful for a long time.

Just like the chalk paint, you don’t need to sand or prime to prepare your RV cabinets for Beyond paint. You do want to clean them and make sure they are free from dirt, oil, or wax to make sure the paint sticks and goes on smoothly.

Beyond paint is also an eco-friendly low-VOC option just like chalk paint.

3. Nuvo Cabinet Paint Kits

Nuvo Cabinet Paint kits are another great option to choose from. It is a little cheaper than the other two and comes with the tools that you will need to paint, however, it does require some sanding for the product to adhere properly.

The Nuvo does have some advantages including no need for a topcoat sealer because it is built into the paint, 1 kit covers 100 sqft of cabinetry, has a beautiful satin finish, and comes in a variety of colors.

You can purchase these kits on Amazon and other home improvement stores like Lowes and Home Depot.

4. Heirloom Traditions All-In-One-Paint

Very similar to Beyond Paint, the Heirloom Traditions All-In-One-Paint is a very popular option for many DIY’ers and RV’ers to use on their cabinets remodel. There is no need to sand, prime, seal or strip the surfaces before using this paint.

The only prep work is to clean from dust or grime. There is also no need to seal the paint with a tough coat because it’s built-in. Each color has a finished satin sheen that is perfect for cabinets and other types of furniture.

Final Thoughts

Remodeling your RV can be a time-consuming task to take on, however, I hope painting the cabinets seems easier than ever before with these amazing paint options.

I know for us, removing the need to sand and prime saved us so much time! I don’t know if I will ever sand or prime cabinets ever again when I know there are great options that don’t require it and offer beautiful and durable finishes.

If you would like to see some gorgeous RV kitchen remodels for inspiration, check out our post 30 RV Kitchen Remodels That Will Inspire the Interior Designer in You!

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RV Remodel | Camper Turned ‘Pretty In Pink’ Glamper By Paulette

RV Remodel | Camper Turned ‘Pretty In Pink’ Glamper By Paulette

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RV Remodel | From dark and dank to SUPER pretty and comfortable, Paulette’s ‘Pretty in Pink’ glamping camper is the perfect girl’s home away from home.

Her RV redesign includes just the right amount of pink with beautiful floral wallpaper, velvet pillows, and more.

Through time, sweat, and even some tears, she made the camper a beautiful place to enjoy and unwind.

Take a look below at the before images to get a glimpse of what it looked like as the dark and dank, then check out the ‘Pretty in Pink’ redesign!

 

 

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Before Pictures

After Pictures

Now that you’ve seen what Paulette’s Camper looked like before, you will love the bright and inviting space that it is now.  Every small detail from the beautiful floral wallpaper to the new kitchen faucet and pink accents ties the space together perfectly.

Paulette, being a crafty creator said she made the curtains from a shower curtain cut in quarters for the bedroom area and dinette area, and flour sack towels from Target for the kitchen. You can find them from Target in the Magnolia Home and Heart collection and the tassels from Hobby Lobby.

She also made the stove cover from 24×24 plywood project wood, trimmed along the sides for height, and added beautiful handles from Hobby Lobby. The paint used is chalk and Annie Sloan brown furniture wax for details to match the wood accents around the dinette area.

Her craftiness has paid off in an amazing way! The camper is now a gorgeous ‘Pretty in Pink’ comfortable place to unwind after a long week.


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Final Thoughts

I hope you enjoyed this Pretty in Pink DIY Camper turned Glamper by Paulette. She is an amazing and crafty woman to drive inspiration from.

You can check out more of your crafty designs on her Instagram and Etsy Shop.

If you would like to have your RV renovation featured on our Blog, please email me at Nissa@exploringnewsights.com

 

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RV Furniture | Top Sofas to Replace The Seating In Your RV

RV Furniture | Top Sofas to Replace The Seating In Your RV

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RV Furniture | Are you looking to upgrade and replace the seating in your RV?

Is it outdated, broken, and just flat-out uncomfortable to sit or sleep on?

If you answered yes, then this post is for you!

During any RV renovation, replacing your seating is a final touch to add character, match the new décor, and make the space feel new again.

So, if you’re looking for some sofa inspiration from other RV’er’s, where to buy and more than scroll on! 🙂

But, first a few tips on what you can choose from and how to get the old couches out.

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Tip #1 – Measure first!!

There are many different sizes of sofas you can choose from when replacing your RV Furniture. The last thing you want is to order a couch that is too large or too small for the space.

Our couch is 65 inches long, although we could fit a long couch in the space, 65 inches is a perfect size.

Tip #2 – How to remove the existing RV Couch

I remember reading a Facebook post about someone asking how to remove an existing couch from the tiny RV door, and I thought this was a great question!!

Usually, the couches are placed in the RV before the slide(s) or the walls are complete so they didn’t have to hassle getting the large furniture through the small doors.

Now, this also depends on the style of RV you have. If you have a toy hauler, it would be easy to replace a couch.

However, for an RV like ours, getting the couch in or out is a challenge. So, the solution; just like a couch is built, it can be taken apart.

So, if you have just a door and no toy hauler RV, I recommend taking the couch or all the RV Furniture out in pieces. You will need the proper tools, patience, and time to do this, but it will make it easier and possible to get the bulky and heavy RV couches out!

Tip #3 – Buy a couch that can be put together inside the RV

When you purchase your new couch, it’s recommended to purchase one that can be assembled.

Many places like Amazon, Wayfair, and Ikea offer this option to make it easier to carry and transport.

This also cuts out the “how do we fit it through the RV door” scenario.

Types of Seating you can choose

Regular Sofa – This option is best if you do not plan on having guests join you for your camping trips. There are also more styles and options if you choose from.

Futon Sofabed or Pull-out bed couch conversion – There are many options to choose from with a futon or pull-out bed. These are great RV couch options if you like to have guests while camping or if you’re full-time.

Day Bed – These are usually about 74 inches, so I would definitely measure the space before going the day bed route. The plus side of choosing a day bed is if you have a guest they will be able to sleep on a twin size mattress versus a futon or pull-out bed conversion. A day bed also has the option to have a trundle which you can have an additional twin mattress for another guest.

RV Couch – You can even replace the existing and probably worn-out sofas with a new couch that is made for RVs.

Build your own – I have seen some crafty individuals build their own seating in their RV. The nice option of building your own is you create multipurpose storage along with the seating. If you are wanting to go this route and really customize the space, I suggest checking out some Youtube videos.

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Where to buy the best couch options for your RV

Amazon is my first go-to when buying anything for our RV. We have Amazon Prime, so we can get free shipping on many items including sofas. They even have RV couches, if you want to swap your existing seating for couches or chairs that are made for RVs.

Ikea is the ultimate assemble yourself furniture store. Everything comes in boxes with instructions and tools to DIY your own. Ikea is a great place to buy a new couch for your RV because you can even customize the sizes to your liking and space.

Wayfair is great to shop for a new couch because they have many different options and sometimes you can find a great deal or sale.

Target, Costco, or Nebraska Furniture Mart are some of the other places you could take a look at to find the perfect couch for your RV!

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In Conclusion

I hope you have found some great insight and inspiration from the other RV’er’s in replacing your RV furniture.

A new sofa can make such a huge difference by completing the interior design of your camper.

Don’t forget to go check out these amazing RV’er’s Instagrams and follow them for more camper renovations ideas.

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12 DIY Ways You Can Update Your RV Camper

12 DIY Ways You Can Update Your RV Camper

by | DIY, Makeover, RV Renovation, RV Tips

Update your RV and turn it from drab to fab so you can fall in love with camping again.

For years, RV manufacturers were stuck with colors and fabrics that weren’t pleasing to the modern RVer.

Therefore, it has become popular to take an older RV and renovate it to today’s standards of style and detail.

From personal experience, renovating an RV can be time-consuming, nerve-wracking, and can even feel impossible to accomplish.

However, from our own renovations that we have made in our RV, I know that the changes are worth it! I love that our RV is our own style because it feels like home!

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So, here are 12 ways that you can update your RV for either resale purposes or making it your home on wheels.

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1. Change the Flooring

Changing out the outdated carpet that can get worn and dirty is the best way to start renovating your RV.

Starting from the bottom in your design and working your way up will make an incredible difference.

Many people are choosing vinyl floors for their increased durability and lightweight for traveling.

2. Paint the Walls and Cabinets

Updating your RV with paint is a huge transformation and the first thing we did when we purchased our RV.

The beige walls were not my personal style and I opted for white to brighten up the RV. White also makes a small space feel larger.

It is an interior design trick of the trade. The lighter the colors, the larger the living space will feel.

For more tips on painting your RV’s Interior check out our post “How to easily paint your RV Interior walls”.

3. Replace or Paint your Slide Trim 

If you have an older model RV, replacing the trim and getting rid of the carved faux wood will make a huge difference.

Many people are opting to replace the trim with natural wood panels, usually pine or walnut panels. They add a simple and modern rustic character to the space.

Some also choose to paint if the details aren’t too outdated.

We painted ours white, but one day will love to replace them with a gorgeous, stained wood panel like my sister did with her RV. 

4. Wallpaper!!

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So many people are opting to use wallpaper because not only is it lightweight, the patterns and technology are better than ever before.

The simple peel and stick wallpaper options are great for RV’s because they can easily be removed for a quick change in style.

Now, there are some temperature issues that you will have to be wary of to ensure your wallpaper stays. For example, too much moisture or heat can cause the wallpaper to peel off.

For more tips and some wallpaper inspiration, check out our post, “How to use peel & stick wallpaper to transform your camper”. 

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5. Replace the Valances/Blinds

Removing our Valances and blinds was the very first update we did in our RV. I wanted to make our space feel more like a home by using curtains instead.

I chose to make my own curtains, but you can find some of the various sizes on Amazon or other stores.

Changing the valances made a great difference in removing the outdated typical RV feel and more of the cozy home on wheels vibe.

Another popular way to update your window treatments in the RV is to use new blinds like roller blinds or roman shades. Whichever you choose, I know it will look amazing!

6. Update your Seating

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We all know the couches and chairs that come in RV’s do not last, especially if you live full-time. Many of the pleather couches tend to wear out quickly.

For us, our recliners broke within the first year, one recliner also began to sag which made it uncomfortable to sit.

The couch we have pulls out into a bed, but that did not last very long. The bars poke out and it is so uncomfortable to sleep on!

Therefore, updating your couches and chairs is common and you could purchase something with more durability.

For our cushion covers on the bench seat, I opted to purchase a durable fabric from ELuxury (find on Amazon) and sewed new cushion covers. This can always be an option to update your bench or chair seating as well.

7. Update your Cabinet and Door Hardware

This is by far the easiest update you can do in your RV. It’s a simple switch that can make a huge impact.

After we painted our cabinets white from a dark espresso brown, I updated the handles from silver to modern farmhouse style black.

There are so many options you can choose from to update your cabinets and door hardware.

Tip – Measure not once but twice! Make sure the cabinet’s hardware will fit the pre-existing screw holes (how far apart of the holes). I ordered so quickly that I ended up messing up the sizes twice. Instead of ordering 3 inches, I ended up ordering 5 inches the first time and 4 inches the second time. Learn from my mistake! 😊

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8. Change your Table

Changing your table out can be super easy! There are so many renovation ideas where people replaced their table for one from Amazon or Ikea.

Others have created their own with extra storage, while some have also utilized the space for a home office instead of a dining table.

Whatever works for your space, go for it! Just be sure you can secure it if you plan on traveling!

9. Change your Countertops

My sister-in-law updated her RV’s countertops with marble-style contact paper. It turned out so beautiful!

A super popular remodel for RV countertops are butcher block tops. They add in the natural wood tones and are super durable as well. I love the look of the butcher block countertops.

You can even get a countertop paint kit from a local hardware store or amazon. However you choose to update your countertops, I am sure it will turn out amazing!

10. Replace the Sinks in the bathroom and Kitchen

Let’s face it, the sinks that come in RV’s are usually plastic and they tend to discolor over the years.

Replacing your sink is a huge transformation and will add value to your RV if you ever decide to resale.

Here are a few examples of sinks that have been changed out in RV’s.

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11. Update your Faucets/Shower Head

If you plan on updating your sink, you may want to consider updating the faucet hardware as well.

We updated our kitchen faucet from a stainless-steel standard faucet to a gorgeous matte black one. It was one of the best decisions in our RV renovation.

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12. Change our Kitchen and Bathroom Backsplash

There are so many styles of backsplashes you can add to your RV kitchen and bathroom that will transform the area.

We first chose a peel and stick tile, but after two years, we changed our kitchen backsplash to a white shiplap.

This is an area where you can get super creative!

You can use a stencil and sharpie, a peel and stick tile, real tile (if you don’t travel much because of weight and cracking), wood pieces, or even a lightweight textured ceiling tile as a backsplash.

The possibilities are endless!

Final Thoughts

Update your RV to your own personal style and make it that home on wheels. These 12 DIY ways will transform your camper from drab to fab!

For more inspiration, check out our posts with images from other RVer’s that have remodeled their kitchens, bathrooms, and used wallpaper to transform their Campers.

As always, Thank you for stopping by! I hope you feel inspired! You can do it!!

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RV Christmas Decorating | 12 Ways To Add Holiday Cheer To Your RV

RV Christmas Decorating | 12 Ways To Add Holiday Cheer To Your RV

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RV Christmas Decorating Ideas | Tis’ The Season to bring in the Holiday Cheer even when you live in an RV.

We all know that most RV’s are limited in space, so you might be wondering how you can add a Christmas tree and decor to your RV.

If you’re like me, sometimes I need a little bit of inspiration from others to help me get creative. 

And, that is ok! 

So, I’ve put together 12 ways to add that Christmas cheer in a minimal and impactful way, plus many ideas from other RVer’s.

(P.S. Don’t forget to go follow their Instagrams after reading for more RV inspiration) 

RV Christmas Decorating Ideas

1. Hang some stockings 

Stockings are a classic Christmas decoration that you can still use and hang in your RV. If you have an electric fireplace then you can hang them around that. 

However, if you have a small child, like us, hanging stockings up higher might be a better option. You can hang them around the slide trim with some command strip hooks or they can also be hung on a window. 

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2. Use Garland (Pine, Tinsel, Beaded) and Ribbon

Pine garland, tinsel garland, or beaded garland are great ways to add RV Christmas Decorations.

Garland can be hung from anywhere in your RV! Many like to hang them from the slide trim to spruce up the space.

Ribbon is also a classical Christmas way of decorating.

Whether they are used as bows or wrapped like garland, whatever colors you choose will be perfect.

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3. Hang Christmas lights indoor and outdoor

Christmas lights are a must when adding some holiday cheer to your RV. You can wrap the lights around the garland or hang them alone around a window seal. 

Also, depending on where your RV is parked and the park’s rules, you can add lights around the outside of your RV.

I would check before to make sure you’re not breaking any rules. 

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4. Cozy up with RV Christmas pillows and blankets 

This is a simple way to add holiday cheer to your RV. There are so many options out there for Christmas pillow covers. 

In addition to the pillow covers, add a cozy Christmas themed blanket. 

It is amazing how far pillows and blankets on your couches or bed go a long way in adding some holiday cheer. 

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5. Creative options for a Christmas Tree

Having a Christmas tree may seem almost impossible in an RV. However, there are many creative ways to have the tree in a small space. 

One way is to have a tree is to add on to your tabletop. It doesn’t leave much space for gifts but it does add some holiday cheer. 

The second option is to get a short and skinny tree. These work great in an RV without taking up too much space. 

The third option is to clear out space by removing the table or a chair and adding a tree. Many RVers move and replace their furniture all the time! 

The last option is to create one out of pine and tinsel garland on a wall. This is an inexpensive and space-saving option. 

 

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6. RV Christmas Ornaments

Camper ornaments are becoming quite the collector’s items.

They can be used for little decorations on the counters, tables, or hung on a tree.

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7. Holiday Kitchen towels 

This is a super simple way to add a touch of Christmas to your RV. I enjoy hanging a cute Christmas towel from the oven door. 

but, if you don’t have an oven door you can always hang one from a kitchen door handle. 

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8. Add some RV Christmas Decorations to the Walls with command strips

One thing I love about command strips is they allow you to easily change out the wall decor.

So, adding a sign that says “Joy” or “Merry Christmas” to your RV is the perfect RV Christmas decoration.

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9. Add a Christmas wreath or two to your door or windows 

Nowadays wreaths are used for almost every season or holiday, but it all started with Christmas. 

Wreaths can be used indoor and outdoor on the windows and doors. 

There are so many different varieties and sizes to choose from to match your ideal Christmas decor style. 

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10. Fill the Space with Your Favorite Christmas Scent

I’m all about the smell of the space as well as the visual decor.

Items like Candles, plugins, or oil diffusers with peppermint, pine, or sweet cookie smells will be a decadent addition to the Christmas ambiance.


11. Add some outdoor Christmas decor 

Just as fun and cheerful as decorations are indoors, it is also fun to decorate outside your RV.

This can be done with a wreath, lights, and maybe even a cute Christmas inflatable. 


12. Put on a Christmas movie or Music

Last, but not least this one is more about the ambiance than actual decorating. 

Turning on a movie like “Elf” or Holiday music will make it feel like Christmas in your camper! 


Final Thoughts

RV Christmas Decorating can be fun and bring in the Holiday Cheer for the “Most Wonderful Time of the year”. 

I hope these ideas and inspiration from other RVers have inspired you to decorate your RV for the Holidays.

 

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RV Decorating Ideas | 9 Ways to Decorate for the Fall Camping Season

RV Decorating Ideas | 9 Ways to Decorate for the Fall Camping Season

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RV Decorating Ideas |  I love the fall season so much with the cooler weather and leaves changing colors. 

I also love decorating for the fall.

So, whether you’re living in your RV full-time (like us) or taking a few fall camping trips, decorating your RV for the season is a lot of fun.

Autumn brings a sense of home and warmth to many, so making sure you expand that feel to your RV is always a nice touch.

So, here are some great fall decorating tips, and some inspiration from other RVer’s.

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1. Change out the Pillow Covers

This is a super simple way to change out the décor for the fall season. Plus, there are so many different options and it’s a super budget-friendly way to bring the feel of Autumn inside while camping or if you live full-time in an RV.

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2. Add a Warm Fall Colored Blanket

The weather begins to cool down during this time of year, and having a cozy fall blanket adds extra warmth to your space.

You can choose a fall-inspired option with thankful sayings and pumpkin decor, or go with a fall plaid or warm solid.

Whichever you decide, it will be a perfect touch of fall in your RV.

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3. Add a Fall Wreath

A wreath is a perfect way to add seasonal decor to any space indoor or outdoor.

Wreaths are perfect to hang over doors or the slides of your RV. 

 

 
 
 
 
 
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4. Decorate the RV Outside with a Fall Mat, and more

The outside of your RV is a place where a lot of time is spent, so making sure your spruce the area up is a must for the fall. 

It can be simple and budget-friendly too. All you need is a wreath, a fall-inspired doormat, some pumpkins, and maybe a sign.

However, you decide it will be perfect! 

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5. Create a Fall Inspired Bouquet

This one is easy and super budget-friendly.

I purchased these fall-inspired flowers and the tin bucket from Walmart for less than $20. (Photo on left or top)

You can use the bouquet in many areas including the table or kitchen counter. 

 

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6. Decorate with Leaf Garland

Leaf garland is a popular and inexpensive way to decorate for the fall.

You can add the garland to your RV slide, above the fireplace, or around your doors. 

 

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7. Use Pumpkins

Awe.. pumpkins are a classic and perfect way to decorate for the fall. You can choose real pumpkins or faux ones. 

There are so many options with pumpkins and placement so you have fun with them. 

I personally like to use real ones outdoor for decor, and the faux pumpkins indoor. 

8. Change out some Wall Decor

Adding a simple sign that says “Hello Fall” or “Give Thanks” to a wall or above a door is a great way to add RV fall decor. 

Using command strips and command hooks is the best way to easily change things up without damage to the RV walls. 

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9. Don’t Forget the Fall Candles

When it comes to decorating for the fall, I love adding a delicious smelling fall scented candle.

Not only are they perfect for decorating, but they also add to the space with smell and ambiance.

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Final Thoughts

RV decorating for the fall is fun and makes you enjoy the season even more.

I hope these ideas and inspiration from other RVers have inspired you to decorate your RV for the fall.

Autumn is a beautiful time of year and adding in the decor, the fall candles, and delicious pumpkin spice lattes make fall come alive when camping.

 

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