Interior Design
Ideas for your Campervan
Choosing interior design ideas for your campervan is an exciting part of the process. Here we have deconstructed the design choices of some stylish vans we’ve built to help get you started with thinking about the mood and materials you’d like.
Please note that we no longer use tongue & groove in our conversions, but you can still take inspiration from the pictures below!
- Example One
Bright and warm
With white washed cladding and natural wood furnishings, this light and airy design creates a simple and stylish base.
This camper features:
- Light bamboo worktops
- Tongue & Groove Natural Wood finish
- Whitewashed pine cladding (for ceiling)
- Grey blackout curtains
- Light Beech Eternal Wood flooring
- Brass handles
- Ravel fabric in Babe
We often use upholstery fabric with Teflon or Aquaclean technology which you can read more about here.
Choosing Your Colours
Balancing cool and warm tones is a helpful starting point in picking finishes. Natural wood brings warmth and grey linings or flooring cool things down. You generally want a balance of both. Not that an entirely cool or warm palette is wrong, they are just strong atmospheres.
- Example Two
Classic and cosy
Comfortable and smart.
This camper features:
- Natural oak worktops
- Tongue & groove Indian Rosewood furnishings
- Silver carpet lining
- Neutral Dark Grey flooring
- Bainbridge fabric in Pimpernel
Choosing a Pop Top Roof Canvas Colour
Matching a pop top roof with the colouring of the flooring can work well to create balance within your campervan. A lighter colour will create the illusion of space, whereas a warmer colour will create a cosy feel. Check out the options available.
- Example Three
Modern and vibrant
This modern finish uses ply furnishings, modern details and brightly coloured upholstery.
This camper features:
- Light Bamboo worktop
- Poplar Ply furnishings with silver buttons
- Ravel fabric in Naples
Choosing Your Colours
Balancing cool and warm tones is a helpful starting point in picking finishes. Natural wood brings warmth and grey linings or flooring cool things down. You generally want a balance of both. Not that an entirely cool or warm palette is wrong, they are just strong atmospheres.
- Example Two
Earthy and rustic
Comfortable and smart.
This camper features:
- Natural oak worktops
- Tongue & Groove Natural finish
- Light poptop canvas
- Elegant Oak vinyl flooring
- Carousel fabric in Maze
Choosing a Pop Top Roof Canvas Colour
Something to consider is whether your van is wood cladded or uncladded. Uncladded areas of your campervan are lined with a robust vehicle carpet lining for comfort and insulation. This lining comes in a variety of colours including Silver and Smoke which are both cool tones, so are nicely paired with warmer natural woods and upholstery choices.
- Example Three
Stylish and light
Airy and light, a design for open, calm interiors.
This camper features:
- Natural Oak worktops
- Tongue & Groove White wood finish
- White washed pine cladding (ceiling)
- Warm Chestnut vinyl flooring
- Harris Charcoal upholstery
Choosing Your Flooring
Our vinyl flooring comes in a range of wood tones, from pale beech through to darker oaks. Lighter floors make the van feel bigger and brighter, while darker tones feel cosier and are more forgiving of muddy boots and wet dogs.
Ready to start your campervan journey?
Whether you’re looking for a bespoke camper conversion or want to explore the Sunbox Pod range, our team is here to help bring your ideas to life.
