RV owners who prefer a modern, “not brown” interior design or don’t want to do their own repairs or refurbishing may be able to find services that assist them.
Outdoors Taxa
An ultra-modern design and streamlined exterior distinguish Taxa Outdoors RVs. They provide high-efficiency, fuel-efficient, and RIVA-certified units that are also environmental friendly.
Winnebago Revel
The Winnebago company has introduced the Revel van camper, a new version of an old classic. Although this vehicle is more compact than adventure vans, it offers several of the same features. There is a model of the car that has an interior scheme of lime and white.
Winnebago Horizon
The Winnebago Horizon is also escaping the swoosh life. The home is built on a solid commercial chassis and is primarily a modern home on wheels. Interiors are sculpted and contemporary, offering a stylish mobile living environment.
Brown interiors – why?
In any shade of brown, we consider RVs lacking life and outdated, regardless of whether they’re coffee brown, burnt umber, buff, or cocoa brown. In the modern world of road trips, buyers prefer RV models with a little color to those with uninspired beige and brown interiors.
RV interiors often feature brown shades due to the following reasons:
- A retailer’s design evolves slowly over time
- Brown color schemes are enhanced by wood details
- The colors hide the dirt outside
- They are inspired by the natural world
Many prospective RV buyers and curious minds are curious about how RVs are designed.
