Once you choose a colour you are 'stuck' with it! A neutral shade allows you to add different colour schemes of carpeting, cushions and bedding, etc. Perhaps not use a carpet lining so light as to show all the little marks that may accumulate over time? A slightly darker option than the light grey on the floor in your picture would be my choice.... but then it is your van! Good luck and enjoy whatever you choose. 
Light colours will reflect light internally better and make it feel large, but do mark easier.
Having said that looks like you have full windows so you could always go with lighter window blinds to achieve the same effect.
I suspect the reason mid grey appears so often in pictures is it's a happy neutral middle ground...
Having said that looks like you have full windows so you could always go with lighter window blinds to achieve the same effect.
I suspect the reason mid grey appears so often in pictures is it's a happy neutral middle ground...
I fancied something slightly different from the light and mid grey tone so went mid grey and darker, it works for me.
With the grey bodywork you have the smoke darker look will look sweet but it will be darker internally. Mind you with some nice lightning it will look lush!
It really depends on what look you're after both inside and out. Go with your gut instinct!
With the grey bodywork you have the smoke darker look will look sweet but it will be darker internally. Mind you with some nice lightning it will look lush!
It really depends on what look you're after both inside and out. Go with your gut instinct!
Which supplier did you use, I like this contrast
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Can you kindly confirm the colors?
Also would you say about 7 meters for framework (I have a poptop.) And 4 meters for the lower panels ( my van is fully windowed)
we have silver grey as we wanted to create a light bright and airy feel and it works really well , really happy we made that colour choice , it was the right one for us .
We went light on the top, dark on the bottom. Linked to the work in progress of the lining.
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CandyVan conversion journey
Left roof beam back in and trimmed. Original courtesy light refitted, and it lights up, and no blown fuses!
This is the link to how I did the detail for meeting the colours on the C pillar.
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CandyVan conversion journey
First steps on the journey to our new camper. Base van is a new 4Motion LWB, delivered yesterday. Ceiling panels out, and first fix of the wiring along the roof lines, in preparation for the pop-top to be fitted next week.
