

The bedrooms for the house are down a short hallway off of the living area.
Now, the rooms have beautiful finishes throughout.
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Master Bedroom - Before |
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Master Bedroom - After |
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New Lighting Changes the Mood of the Room! |

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Hallway Light Fixture |
In the back bedroom, we made one major change. Originally, the room had a small transom window on the far wall. It seemed odd, because there is a big backyard with a lovely view that you couldn't even see! So we pulled it out and and replaced it with this big new window.
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Framing the big new window |
Replacing all the woodwork, doors and door hardware also had a huge impact! Farewell bland ranch. Hello cottage style!
And as you've seen elsewhere in the house, replacing the ranch molding, plain white doors and doorknobs made a world of difference.
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Back Bedroom Before - plain doors, knobs and woodwork |
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Back Bedroom After - all updated! |
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Original painting - Earth Angel Arts |
Sources:
Light Fixtures: Wayfair for Hallway (Centauree single light) and Master Bedroom (Brooklyn 3 flush mount light)
Doorknobs: Nostalgic Warehouse
Master Bedding: West Elm Nomad Coverlet, shams and throw. Homegoods pillow
Kids Bedding: Furry throw, embroidered pillow and blanket - Pottery Barn Kids, Orange quilt & stuffed bear - Target, sunburst pillow - IKEA
Adventure Sign - Etsy
Adventure Sign - Etsy
Hanging Light Fixture - Target, spray painted to match bedding
Hallway Mirror - LL Bean Home
Hallway Mirror - LL Bean Home
Love it - it is so adorable!! You transformed this house into the cutest cottage ever. I am in awe as always - fantastic job! Oh, and just curious, did you guess the new family correctly this time? :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! Oh and I was wrong, once again! I wouldn't want to break my record :-)
DeleteSmall things do make such a difference. My very first home was a 1953 "ranch" which had all of those things you mentioned having replaced in this house. I really hated the horizontal mullions most. Wonderful transformation.
ReplyDeleteHorizontal mullions is a style that doesn't seem to have caught on!!! This is the first time I've seen them in one of our projects. Vertical is so much nicer!
DeleteWhat a lovely transformation! You inspire me! About to embark on our first home project (gulp). QUESTION (as I'm new to all of this): Please could you tell me about the bedroom doors and closet doors? What are they 'called'? Source? Many thanks.
ReplyDeleteGlad the project helped provide a little inspiration! Those are usually called 2 panel doors. These are raised panel doors - but you can also get 'Shaker Style', which is a flat panel in the center. I ordered these from my local lumber yard, but you should be able to find them most anywhere that carries building supplies. Good luck!
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