Mediocre Camper renovation..


These are all the before pictures...  -------->






This is what I ended up with..... and I was quite pleased with myself.  :)

 BUT my husband and children didn't like the oak cabinets with the grey doors....

So we went and bought white paint!  I took all the doors back off again and we painted all the cabinets white.  My daughter and I also picked out a cute navy/grey/white shower curtain and bath mat set at Walmart....

 After seeing the grey and white, I decided I didn't like the counters anymore!  LOL  So I got online and found this marble contact paper at Amazonsmile.com.  I ordered three rolls.  This was just enough to cover the table, kitchen and bathroom counters.  It was a booger to apply!  So much for being a FREE renovation!  hahahaha...
 THEN I decided we needed a backsplash, so Amazonsmile provided yet again....These peel and stick tiles were $32 for 10 sheets (we have three left over)...


The contact paper was quite difficult to apply!  The curved edges of proved very difficult indeed!  


I used a grey and white sheet set from dollar general to recover the cushions! (My mom actually made pillowcases for the cushions so that I can easily remove them and wash them!)


All in all, we now have a renovated grey and white camper that cost us under $200
(New sink and faucet was $81, three rolls of contact paper was $15, 10 peel and stick tiles for $32, a new white mirror for the door $5, and three wall decals $30).

Maybe you will feel inspired to redo your small space after seeing my mediocre camper renovation.  :)

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