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old paper layer took 1 whole day to get off (+ glue) then whole day to skim coat and sand all the gouges i made....and that was just one wall of the room. so then i scraped off all the seems on the other three walls and then skim coated down the seems, then sanded, primed and painted the whole room in less time than it took me to do the one wall i fully scraped!!!!!
(btw, they all looked the same in the end.)

this is the most amazing before and after transformation i've ever seen!!!!!!!

i'm not even a huge stainless steel fan, but wow! i love this kitchen and all of it's germ-free glory!

also, those red chairs look like they'd be comfortable to sit in for hours at a never-ending dinner party. yay.

this room gives me giant cooties. the good kind. i'm not usually a fan of red rooms, but i just love the way everything is just packed in there. there is so much to look at, yet it's not chaotic. sort of how listening to a song with piano makes you feel full and rich.... this room does the same for me. yay!

Wow! This is a great camper. I really like the brown and turquoise. I think the Amy Butler Gothic Rose Turquoise fabric would be nice to pull a color palette from (even if you don't like the pattern). There is olive and beige as well in this fabric. Also, changing the hardware (hinges, pulls) will make a world of difference. That backsplash is fantastic! Maybe you could put up a stainless ikea system! You could take down that light fixture, spray paint it, and change the globe. I like the idea of roman fabric shades hung a few inches above the window so when they are up they don't block any light (since windows are small). Is the floor vinyl? If you could spend money on two expensive things I'd would pick flooring and professional cushion covers (with piping). Everything else is very do-it-yourself. Let us know how is turns out!