Clementine the Caravan Gets a Facelift

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Do you remember Hunter? Samantha and Herb’s amazing vintage caravan conversion? Well, after completing that build and before traveling in it full-time, Samantha and a friend converted two more vintage trailers! One of them is this beautiful orange-and-green “Clementine.”

The trailer was very dated in the beginning, with dark paneling and a 70s green stove. Now it’s bright and airy, with an updated layout that includes a little desk area. Enjoy the photos below!

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Second Caravan Conversion from Interior Designer

Clementine Caravan
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Here’s where Clementine started.

Clementine Caravan 4
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You can see how cramped the back area was at first.

Clementine Caravan 5
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But wow how paint changes things!

Clementine Caravan 6
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It appears it hadn’t been touched since its heyday.

Clementine Caravan 8
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But now it enjoys a mid-century Modern flair.

Clementine Caravan 7
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Removing the wall and sliding the bed over makes things feel spacious.

Clementine Caravan 2
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I’m loving this funky upholstery choice!

Clementine Caravan 3
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From Samantha:

I also renovated two other vintage caravans with a friend. These vans became known as Daisy and Clementine. Both names were chosen for not only their vintage appeal, but the vans decor and external paintwork were inspired by their upholstery interiors which set the tone for the whole project. Both vans were renovated and flipped in just a few short fews and sold to their new owners.

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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