When we visit our grandparents, we sleep in a vintage caravan parked in their driveway. They use it once a year for their annual wild pig shooting holiday but the rest of the time it’s their “guest room” for visiting family. Our eyes immediately light up when we see similar caravans, like this one we spotted on the No Chintz website.
This make-over by No Chintz shows what a huge impact some new curtains and a few throw cushions can make, especially in a smaller space. Our grandparents did something similar but more “Grandma Chic” and complimentary to the amazing 1950s Laminex kitchenette. No Chintz is a great Australian fabric company who stock some of the worlds best fabrics. Their product gallery shows examples of the fabrics being used similar to that in the caravan above. For more info on No Chintz, visit their website here.
[Images No Chintz, via Shannon Fricke]

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"...annual wild pig shooting"?
*cue music from Deliverance
I love it! It's nostalgic, grown-up fun. Of course, I'll bet kids enjoy the cheery colors, too. I'd have to skip the annual wild pig shooting, however...
I really like it, but - annual wild pig shooting??
A little frou-frou, but adorable! I'd love to stay here. And yes, city folks, there's a whole other world out there...my step-dad in Oregon and his family hunt all manner of critters. I never did get used to it...
I feel like if you are going to have a highlighted hyperlink of the words "No Chintz website" it should be a link to the No Chintz website, not a click-through to the rest of your post.
This is adorable!
(But I have a hard time believing all those posters are vegetarian.)
Despite the adorable haze blinding me, I still caught the thing about the annual wild pig shooting, and thought, well. That's something.
That is golly-gee adorable. I'd stay there!
love it! that is my dream caravan!
judgmental, much? sheesh.