Camper interior colour ideas
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Might be some here
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Team Indium Grey
Indium Grey 140 Highline DSG SWB. One week to go before it comes back from full camper conversion... Booked in for air ride and 3SDM 0.04s mid August.
My van's Pure Grey, so you won't find it in the link Chris provided. 
IMO a muted colour palette with a bright/fluorescent/acid colour accent (such as orange, lime green, acid yellow or cyan) goes well with a grey van.
I went for a Pure Grey cabinet carcass, textured black vinyl cupboard door/draw fronts, a pale grey oak plank-effect flooring/kitchen top, pale grey Alcantara lining and an accent colour of Renault Valencia Orange on the splashback, seat stitching, dash trims and pop-top canvass...
IMO a muted colour palette with a bright/fluorescent/acid colour accent (such as orange, lime green, acid yellow or cyan) goes well with a grey van.
I went for a Pure Grey cabinet carcass, textured black vinyl cupboard door/draw fronts, a pale grey oak plank-effect flooring/kitchen top, pale grey Alcantara lining and an accent colour of Renault Valencia Orange on the splashback, seat stitching, dash trims and pop-top canvass...
Thanks - i did look but they are mainly external photosMight be some here
Team Indium Grey
Indium Grey 140 Highline DSG SWB. One week to go before it comes back from full camper conversion... Booked in for air ride and 3SDM 0.04s mid August.
Thanks ! Lovely combination and wow what a van!My van's Pure Grey, so you won't find it in the link Chris provided.
IMO a muted colour palette with a bright/fluorescent/acid colour accent (such as orange, lime green, acid yellow or cyan) goes well with a grey van.
I went for a Pure Grey cabinet carcass, textured black vinyl cupboard door/draw fronts, a pale grey oak plank-effect flooring/kitchen top, pale grey Alcantara lining and an accent colour of Renault Valencia Orange on the splashback, seat stitching, dash trims and pop-top canvass...
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Yep, a hot water tap with a drain - no sink. We just use a collapsible bowl for the washing-up and then yeat the water in the nearest hedge (subject to campsite rules, of courseThat's an interesting worktop @Bav - just a drainer rather than a sink? And that curve into the switch panel, oh my...
Looks great with the bright accents. I'd say with muted colour like grey or black you can basically go for any other colour for the interior.
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dark may seam attractive to younger males like black BMW's etc for example but lighter interiors might be more practical. I am thinking of those typical wet days that we have in the Grand Britannia when we may have our heads stuck in a book or news paper and so on. A light also colour needs less or lower lighting, so saving on battery power. just some thoughts.
Lots of colour
Here's mine:
Van is Acapulco blue. Went with a white and grey interior, as these are pretty neutral colours. White cabinets all round, walls and roof lining are grey felt, and the floor is Amtico mottled grey. Looking ahead to re-sale, I wanted to ensure the colour scheme wasn't too outlandish, as this could put potential buyers off. It might look plain and boring to some, but has a nice clean look to it, so should appeal to most.
Van is Acapulco blue. Went with a white and grey interior, as these are pretty neutral colours. White cabinets all round, walls and roof lining are grey felt, and the floor is Amtico mottled grey. Looking ahead to re-sale, I wanted to ensure the colour scheme wasn't too outlandish, as this could put potential buyers off. It might look plain and boring to some, but has a nice clean look to it, so should appeal to most.