20 before-and-after photos of remodeled RVs that will make you want to get on the road

The original RV had dark, wood paneling throughout and dated furniture and appliances. The couple initially thought it would take just one week to renovate the entire RV, but instead, it took six weeks.

"I made sure it wasn't a closed-off RV," Gilleland said. "I needed it to be big and open. We customized it to fit our needs."

The dark wood and extra cabinetry made the space feel smaller.

Gilleland kept the original structure of the kitchen, except for the upper cabinets, and painted it all white to make it look warmer and inviting.

Before she even begins renovating, Lemp said the first steps are to fix water problems and to remove damaged items.

She says some people are tempted to use trendy products, like cement countertops, but she thinks those are too heavy for the vehicle and instead uses light products in her remodels.

The floral cushions and green curtains had to go.

"I did attempt to use a paint sprayer," Lemp told Insider reporter Samantha Grindell. "And it went faster, but it was also so much messier. I actually just prefer to roll it."

With some help from her children, Lemp was able to turn this kitchen and RV renovation around quickly.

The light cabinetry, striped pillows, and carefully placed plants make this feel more like a home.

One side of the bedroom looked completely demolished and was not safe to use.

The bedroom now has four comfortable beds that are complemented by a fresh coat of paint.

This kitchen was pretty outdated, so Sholin had to give it a complete makeover.

Sholin said she had to get creative with storage during the remodel because she eliminated the upper cabinets.

During the renovation process, Sholin had to get rid of the recliner, the couch, and the filthy rug.

With the old furniture out, Sholin filled the space with modern pieces and a cozy window seat.

The awkward kitchen seemed to cut off the flow of the RV.

"I love the brick paneling, the open shelving, and the faux hood we built that is actually a cabinet," Sholin said. "Cabinet color is SW Pewter Green, and I'm obsessed."

"If your shower has to be in your bedroom, at least make her pretty," Sholin said.

It also has a "dreamy gold shower head."

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