Had the dealer install the front window with rock guard option ($100 installed) which we love. So much brighter and open feel with it. Got the mini blinds at walmart to match the others. Also shortened the table by almost 3″ (at the wall end) so you can actually get into the dinette on the left side by the counter with the fridge. Was way too tight to even get in before this modification. KZ has been notified of this by my dealer (King's Campers in Wausau) I then made a little shelf and stained it for over the valence above the rt seat of the dinette, also a key holder with shelf from a local hobby shop. These are great for keys, change, cell phones, flash lights etc. Found 2 oak sconces that were scroll sawed with a lighthouse design in a thrift shop. Turned one into a little tea candle holder and the other with a dowel rod became the TP holder for the bathroom.
We found the bed to be comfortable with a downlike topper and fit full sheets kinda. The length is longer than most sheet sets, so we tucked them in under the 3rd dinnette cushion vs the 4th one. This worked fine. Plan to keep the dinette down most of the time as a bed and use a collapsable table by the gaucho if eating inside which will be rare.
Got neat wooden over the door hook and towel holder for a dish towel and pot holder. Installed a paper towel holder. Over the door hook for in the bathroom.
Got a nice multi maroon/colored red runner rug to warm things up. Also found a nice door mat which we could cut down to the right width for the doorway as one more spot to wipe our feet before entering. After the first camping trip decided it needed more stability than the 2 back stabilizing jacks, so I purchased 2 manual car jacks for the front corners.