How I Designed a $20,000 Minimalist Calabasas Bedroom for Nearly Half the Cost
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How I Designed a $20,000 Minimalist Calabasas Bedroom for Nearly Half the Cost
The article discusses a family's renovation experience in Calabasas, California, where they transformed a neglected property into a modern home. After purchasing a house from long-term owners, they faced a challenging renovation due to the home's outdated layout and overgrown yard. The author details their approach to redesigning the bedroom on a budget, aiming for a serene and neutral aesthetic. Despite initial budget expectations of $10,000 to $12,000, the final cost reached $13,405, illustrating the need for resourcefulness and strategic spending on vintage and custom pieces.
"I had to rely on certain budget hacks-like shopping vintage sales or slightly damaged goods-to stay within my limit (although I did go a little above)."
"I knew I wanted something neutral, as I felt that would provide calm amidst the chaos of life."
"Initially, my budget was $10,000 to $12,000 for the entire suite. I surpassed my overall budget by $1,000, but for me, a budget is a ballpark to stay within."
"The property was Grey Gardens-esque with a wildly overgrown yard, and the previous owners, who'd occupied the residence for 40 years, had numerous dogs that had free rein on the property."
Read at Architectural Digest
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