Weston and Karlee live in South Carolina with their son Charlie and daughter Elsie.
They all live in a fifth wheel RV that the couple renovated by themselves.
Weston and Karlee also fix up other people’s RVs. They love doing this so much that they started a business to help others who want to live in an RV.
On their website, they offer remote design coaching services.
They work with their clients to choose a color palette, create a vision board, and send them links to buy items for their new home.
This 2016 Forest River Salem Hemisphere Lite 368 RLBH is the eighth RV that Weston and Karlee have renovated.
It is parked on Karlee’s parents’ land, surrounded by nature. Many trees around the property make the area peaceful and quiet.
There’s a disk-shaped swing hanging from a tree for the kids to play on and enjoy the outdoors.
Inside, a coffee-brown sofa takes up most of the space. White curtains hang from a thin black rod at the window.
The windows have slim black frames, which stand out against the walls painted in Cotton White by Sherwin Williams.
In the corner, there is a simple black chair with thin arms and legs. It’s angled to face a large window, making it a great spot for reading or relaxing because of the daylight that shines in.
Right above the chair, there is a starlight lighting fixture from Amazon. This light is both useful and decorative.
The ceiling has beams that add an interesting look to the room.
There’s also an indoor plant in a wicker basket that makes the space feel like a bit of the outdoors is inside.
An oriental rug on the wooden floor adds a splash of color and breaks up the plain wood look.
There is a simple black chair with thin arms and legs in the corner. It’s placed so that daylight from the wide window behind it lights up the spot.
This makes it a perfect place to read a book or relax.
Above the chair, there is a starlight lighting fixture from Amazon that looks nice and provides light.
Beams on the ceiling add a cool design touch. An indoor plant in a wicker basket makes it feel like the outdoors is inside.
Also, there’s an oriental rug on the wooden floor that adds some color and breaks up the plain wood.
In the bunk room, Karlee painted the top half of the wall with a color called Malabar from Sherwin Williams, and the bottom half with a color called Dried Thyme from the same company.
There’s a banner with a fun quote and two wicker baskets of different sizes hanging on the wall.
A medium-sized indoor plant makes the corner feel cozy. A stuffed toy and a globe sit on top of a low, gray kid’s chair, adding a playful touch to the room.
In the bathroom, a floating shelf holds various items and saves space. An opaque shower curtain provides privacy.