Newlyweds' First Pad

This Newlyweds' starter home is a small studio unit that needed ton of personality, style, and storage. They wanted a comfortable and homey place with punch of colors. We started with a very blank slate and decided on the best layout. To solve the storage issue, we built a bed with drawers underneath, a closet that acts as a divider, a shoe close storage on the foyer, hanging media cabinet below the tv. The main color (yellow-green) was inspired by the wallpaper we installed around the bed and the tv wall. Accents of blue and pink were layered to add depth and variation to the space. Here's a bright and fun studio unit for the happy couple. See all the progress here

green room, chic studio unit, green wall paper, green blue pink room, shabby chic space
green room, chic studio unit, green wall paper, green blue pink room, shabby chic space

AFTER





green room, chic studio unit, green wall paper, green blue pink room, shabby chic space

green room, chic studio unit, green wall paper, green blue pink room, shabby chic space



green room, chic studio unit, green wall paper, green blue pink room, shabby chic space


green room, chic studio unit, green wall paper, green blue pink room, shabby chic space

green room, chic studio unit, green wall paper, green blue pink room, shabby chic space

green room, chic studio unit, green wall paper, green blue pink room, shabby chic space

Project Family Home

This space went through some major sprucing up while still using their existing furniture. By building new kitchen cabinetry, extra storage and seat on the bay window,  new color, drapes and accessories, this family home feels and looks brand new. Check out the progress story here.









Office + Lounge

The former neglected space is now turned into a cozy yet manly office and lounge retreat. Shelves were built to house collectibles, and a custom L-shape desk were added to fit perfectly into the tight space. Dark walls, warm wood tones, and some whites completed the room. Full story here.






Food Stylist's Office

Nothing has been done to this room since they bought the old property and it's about time for a complete overhaul. As cliche as it is, "drab to fab" totally applied to this makeover. Wall to wall built-in shelves graces one wall full of books and accessories. The employee area got a custom L-shape table to fit three people. Refurbished sofa and gallery wall added to the personality of the space. Pops of color everywhere, and touch of industrial finishes such as pipe lighting and faux brick wall to bring this "Raw Industrial Office" to life. See all the progress here.













Shoe Closet

Storage was the only but biggest issue of this room. The owner's stuff is taking over her space -especially the shoes, boxes upon boxes of them.  So we turned an underutilized wall into her very own shoe haven. See full story here






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