For the past 1-2 weeks we've been getting our build photos but none really showed our one-of-a-kind 5.0 interior customization until today. It's been an exciting process to watch the build progression but this was the day we were really waiting for. To our knowledge what we chose for the interior "look" has never been done. We're calling it the "Transitional Interior"option. We really liked both the Maple and Contemporary looks but just felt like there was too much "white"in the later. When we discovered that they used the maple cabinet doors, drawer faces, and doors for the Contemporary interior and painted them white we requested they just finish them with the natural maple showing. It took some effort to convince them but in the end they really came through. We LOVE the look because it adds just enough "warmth" but still retains the contemporary feel without so much "white". It may not be for everyone, but it is perfect for our "Built for You" 5th wheel.
Here are the missing pictures of the dinette area. We ordered custom fabric for the cushions which were then made according to our build specs (double-sided, 4" back cushions). The problem arose when Escape inexplicably made the rear bench seat 4" deeper than we ordered. (Apparently this is a customization option which is one of the few we didn't opt in for). ETI owned up to their mistake when we were informed of the problem while driving to Sumas, WA to pick up our 5.0. They made it right by giving us some "unmatched" cushions to use while they reordered our selected fabric and had new cushions made. These were then shipped to us in Colorado.
It looks so good! Just the right amount of light and dark. I think your cushions will be the perfect finish.
Looks great. I wondered what this would look like so thankyou.
Very nice!
Sorry for the delay in posting these pictures. There was a build error made that ETI is working to correct (required remaking some of our custom fabric cushions) so the photos don't include the dining area. However these should give people a fairly clear picture of the "Transitional" interior look and feel. We love it because it tones down the "too much white" look of the Contemporary with the complementary addition of the natural Maple.