I’m so excited to keep sharing the details about our 2007 Keystone Raptor Toyhauler renovation. Today we’re focusing on my favorite room(s): the kitchen and living room!

I’ll list absolutely everything we used, and I’ll break it down by section. But first, let’s start with the mood board, shall we? I always recommend creating a mood board for any renovation project. It helps keep you focused and makes the whole thing so cohesive. If creating one feels overwhelming, I’d LOVE to help you. Click here to book.

Here’s what I created for our kitchen and living room:

I fell in love with this wallpaper from Loomwell and pulled the paint colors for the entire RV from it. I also was really inspired by this renovated Airstream kitchen where Bonnie Christine mixed green cabinets and copper details. These two images, plus the extra details I added, guided every decision and purchase I made for this room. Let’s get into it!

Toyhauler Renovation: Kitchen & Living Room Colors

Paint colors: Kitchen cabinets are Behr Muted Sage and walls are Behr Swiss Coffee

Primer and paint details: Everything was primed with Kilz adhesion primer and painted with Behr semi-gloss interior paint

Wallpaper: Loomwell Mila Wallpaper {use KATEOPHALEN code for 15% off}

Flooring: Lowe’s Smartcore Interlocking Vinyl Plank that clicks together with no glue or subfloor prep

Toyhauler Renovation: Kitchen Details

Kitchen Faucet: Tohlar Gold Kitchen Faucet

Kitchen Sink: Elkay Classic White Drop In Sink

Kitchen Backsplash: Tic Tac Tiles

Kitchen Baskets: IKEA Bullig Bamboo Box

Kitchen Cabinet Hardware: Home Depot Satin Gold Cabinet Pulls

Kitchen Countertop Extension: Oversized Heavy Duty Cutting Board with Folding Shelf Brackets

Kitchen Counter Color: Retique It Stainable Wood Paint and Graining Tools

Kitchen Star Light: Viluxy Flush Mount Brass Star Light with 12v Bulb

Kitchen Utensil Bar: IKEA Hultarp Rail and Container

Copper Colored Coffee Making Setup: French Press and Electric Kettle

Copper Measuring Cups: Bought at TJMaxx, here are similar ones

Copper Utensil Holder: Bought at TJMaxx, here is a similar one

New York State Cutting Board: Bamboo NYS Cutting Board

Produce Bags: Mesh Hanging Produce Bags

Toyhauler Renovation: Living Room Details

Sectional: West Elm Andes Sofa that we already owned

Ceiling Globe Lights: West Elm Sculptural Globe Flush Mount in 8″ (and we added a switch)

Over Couch 12v Lights: LED RV Globe Lights

Slide Trim: 1″ x 6″ Wood Board Sanded and Stained

Ceiling Fan and Light: Honeywell Ceiling Fan

Art Cart: 3 Tier Metal Rolling Cart

Yellow Blackout Curtains: IKEA Majgull Room Darkening Curtains

Cream Blackout Shades: Levolor Cut-to-Fit Blackout Shades

Wall Hanging Rack: Already owned, here is a similar one

Cork USA Map: Cork Board USA Map and Pins

Laptop/Paperwork Wall Rack: Purchased from a discount store, here is a similar one

Gold Trash Can: Purchased at TJMaxx, here is a similar one

Gold Door Knob: Satin Brass Lever Knob

Curtain Tie Backs: Made from Wooden Beads and Twine (also used for the bedroom chandelier!)

Curtain Rod Mounts: Command Hooks spray painted black

Floor Vents: Metal Floor Register spray painted brown to match flooring

Toyhauler Renovation Summary

Going back to round up everything I did in our toyhauler renovation kitchen and living room made me tired all over again. It really was doable and worth it, though! The most time-consuming part was definitely priming and painting every surface.

Some RV renovation specific things I learned during this process were:

• Be aware of how much weight you’re adding
• You can use any light fixture, just add 12v bulbs and a switch if it doesn’t have one
• You need this Ryobi multi-tool saw, I used it every day
• Keep in mind how everything will travel on move days
• Ripping up stuff to demo may bring unexpected setbacks (see the bedroom post) — don’t panic!
• Swapping out plumbing fixtures can be tricky, so don’t be afraid to hire a plumber for a day to connect everything (and make sure it’s tight!)

Head back to the RV Renovation Post to see the rest of the rooms!

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