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If you like having a dining booth in your camper or motorhome but don't love the way it looks, let these photos inspire you to give your eating space a facelift.
For help with re-covering cushions, check out this article where you'll find links to sewing patterns as well as no-sew cushion cover tutorials!
Learn about a cheap way to change the look of an ugly or damaged tabletop using a vinyl tablecloth here, or you could cover the tabletop with contact paper, peel-and-stick wallpaper, or fabric and plexiglass. (If you use plexiglass, be sure to use a trivet under very hot dishes!)
Clean and modern
Image credits:
Carolyn via noplacentaencapsulation.com
Brendan & Sam via lifeamongpines.com
Laurie via nebibou.wixsite.com
Bright and cheerful
Image credits:
Danielle Oakey via danielleoakeyinteriors.com
Felicia via thepopupprincess.com
Anne via thepopupprincess.com
Ryan & Danielle via ryan-danielle-still.blogspot.com
Laurie via lauriejoneshome.com
Chic glamper
Image credits:
Kerrie Sanderson via cotedetexas.blogspot.com
Amy Chipman via amysvintagecottage.blogspot.com
Michele via beaux-mondes.com
Lars & Domi via home-sweet-motorhome.blogspot.com
Earthy and rustic
Image credits:
Kelle via littlevintagetrailer.com
Rosaleen via rogerandrosaleen.blogspot.com
Jennie via thepopupprincess.com
Vintage retro
You can see more pictures of both of these adorable Shasta campers here and here at Karen's blog.
You might also enjoy my blog post about space-saving dinette booth storage modifications.
Need some new curtains to match your dining booth? Check out my blog post about RV window makeover ideas.
Thinking about removing your dining booth altogether? In this blog post you can see photos taken by RV owners who removed their dinette booths and replaced them with other furniture.
We have a 2021 Keystone Outback 328RL. We have a dining table with 4 chairs. I was thinking about changing it to a dining booth because of the extra storage under the seats, and the ability for it to be made into a bed for visiting grandchildren. After reading your article on taking out dining booths, i guess I’m giving it a second thought. I guess I will leave my table and chairs.
Some people really like the dining booth! I think it’s up to your preference! 🙂 You could also remove your table and chairs and replace it with something else that serves all of your purposes!