Granted they look better but a lot of it seems to be lighting and brighter colors. And sacrificing a lot of storage and practically.

some of them are from the same rv though..just different angles and areas..did anybody notice?

I'm going to guess none of these RVs are meant to ever be *mobile* again. B/c, y'know. Loose stuff.

So white and grey instead of brown and natural wood. Open storage instead of closed storage. Heavy materials and furniture instead of light ones. Did I miss something in the abc of RV rénovation ?

Ripping out storage space isn't exactly renovating. And I read the comments of people claiming that these RV's are meant to be used as tiny houses with the fitting "non-clutter" lifestyle, but that's not what this couple says. "We buy, renovate and sell RVs as well as offer consulting for clients that need help and guidance in renovating their own RV." So yeah, the interior looks fresh and nice but also no, because camping in those RV's is going to be difficult.

The makeovers are beautiful but seems uncomfortable. I would choose "berore". Comfort is more important to me.

I don't get putting the microwave over the cooking range. All I see are hand/arm burns and dropped items that are too hot. Makes no sense :(

I loved these! Also, if anyone else enjoys room makeovers, you should totally check out Mr. Kate's YouTube channel. :)

These are beautiful. Totally impractical for RVing, but beautiful nonetheless.

These were so aesthetically pleasing that its killing me <3

honestly i kind of like some of the older designs better because it makes it feel so much more homey and campy and like memories of your childhood would be filled within the old wooden planks and cabinets. that is what going on road trips in an RV is about! that's where many family memories come from, and making it super modern and stylish kind of takes away from the fun of hitting the road and stopping to camp and roast marshmallows. i still loved the reno's and though they were amazing, and some were definitely improvements, but that's just my opinion :)

In some of these, they opened up space by replacing larger furniture with smaller, more modern pieces. It looks nice. But I have to admit, a few years ago my husband talked me into ditching my trendy midcentury modern sofa for one of those overstuffed "man" sofas that recline. It's so much more comfortable. If I were living in one of these tiny homes full time, I still think I'd want a cushy sofa rather than an upholstered bench.

Some places weren't ugly ... They just changed with changing tastes in decor.

I love how the White opens everything up. Just looking at it redone makes me feel like I can breath easier. I can't help but wonder why they don't design these RV's with lighter, brighter colors (at least to choose from). Do away with all the darkness.....??

@Leo Domitrix - Please take a breath and re-read @Red Heart Blue Soul's comment here, okay? They called it a *HOME*, not a HOUSE.

Another cardinal rule seems to be get rid of the dated but ergonomically sensible rounded counters and tables. I sed bruised hips by the hundreds in these abodes. Yes, right angles are crisper and more contemporary, but in small spaces they're lethal.

Peoples negative reactions here are just asinine. They can't seem to read the title of what these Reno's are about, and they get off on pulling others down. These little wieners are the critics President Lincoln was speaking of. You look small wieners. Small, petty and jealous. Didn't you get raised with the manners to not speak if all you have to say is negative?