lakeside florida home

This 4,300 sqft. home had a dated, mediterranean-inspired style that felt a little heavy for its sunny beach locale. Now it's been brought up to speed by bringing cooler, fresher tones to the space, allowing the light to shine through and show off the home's new cleaner lines.

This condo got a head-to-toe makeover. Every finish, piece of furniture, and architectural detail you see in these photos is brand new. The space used to have wall to wall aqua carpeting and matching wall paint.....so needless to say the transformation is a big one! The result is a formal twist on beach house comfort.

The client wanted to make his investment property look more appealing to renters without breaking the bank. A few trendy styling choices make this home feel current and inviting, while remaining practical and durable for out of town guests.

Pssst.....less than $1,500 was spent on this project!

A tiny one-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn presented some design challenges, most notably a large, awkward structure in the corner of the living space that was actually the ceiling of the stairway down to the basement from the exterior of the building. Now, repurposed as a seating area, it looks like that's what it was always meant to be.