80 Jaw-Dropping RV Bathroom Renovations
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Are you thinking about renovating your RV bathroom and looking for inspiration, hunting for fabulous “before and after” photos, or just bored of seeing the same RV bathrooms and water closets all over Pinterest? I have gathered a list to fulfill all of these needs – check below 80 jaw-dropping RV bathrooms/toilets that their owners have transformed unrecognizably.
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Before & After
For these fantastic RV bathroom renos, you can swipe to left or click the small white arrow on the right hand side to see the “before” photos.
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For Some Inspiration
I couldn’t find the “before” photos for these beautiful renos but I thought to include them anyway for some serious interior inspiration.
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► How to Freshen Up Your RV Bathroom – RV Bathroom Makeover Ideas
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2 Comments
Derylh
What is with painting everything WHITE? White shows every spot of dirt, every finger print, and it molds easily! I agree that light colors make small, or in the case of an RV bathroom TINY, spaces feel a bit larger. However white is the worst color for either a bathroom or a kitchen. Oh and once you paint woodwork, you have to paint it annually in an RV, because it gets worn so much faster than woodwork in a home. Really folks there is a reason RV manufacturers use stained and polyurethanes on the woodwork in an RV, it lasts longer!
Aino
Hi Derylh, thanks for your comment! Yes I agree, you have some really good points, white can be a bit difficult to keep clean, I really noticed it after our RV reno as well… but the truth to be told, it really made the space look so much larger and brighter than before that I personally am happy to paint it again after some time to keep it white.
I’ll try to keep my eyes peeled for more colorful makeovers in the future though! xx