If you're looking for a new design project that gets you revved up, look no further than this RV transformation.
Libby Behrens has been living on the road with her husband, Spencer, and son, Axel.
After desiring a homey feel to their home on wheels, Libby became a mom on a mission by getting right to work on the renovations.
The end results are absolutely STUNNING.
They've been doing so for over a decade.
According to the Washington Post, couples who hit the open road in lieu of a house say that it has made them happier and even improved their marriages.
Instead of trading in their keys for a home, they bought a 36-foot RV.
Libby told Insider that she was able to renovate the tiny home with a "neutral aesthetic where functionality and simplicity are key."
"Just show your personality, and your space will be instantly transformed."
You'll see exactly what she means as soon as you open the front door. There, you'll see that she used neutral colors to brighten up the space.
She made the kitchen area look bigger by brightening up the space with a light splash of paint.
She also added stools to the island for functionality.
This serves a dual purpose. It can be used as a couch or as a bed for guests to sleep on.
"The main living space can be equally a place where we can hang out as a family and house guests," Libby said.
For this, she brightened up the walls and added a rug and storage cubes to home her son's toys and clothing.
She also added some safety features, such as a safety bar on his bed.
Libby made this happen by transforming the second bathroom into one. You can access this through Axel's bedroom.
For the upstairs bathroom, she made the most out of the small space by repainting the room and adding storage hooks.
Their bed maximizes space with the storage cubbies underneath.
She also replaced the headboard with creation of her own using bamboo. Libby told Insider that the headboard only cost $20.
At the back of the rig, she converted the outdoor kitchen into a laundry room! So brilliant and pretty unheard of in RVs.
This final touch makes the RV seem more and more like a house. Who else wants to live here?!
Let us know what you think of the RV transformation in the comments!
