Suburban Beach Bungalow

What do pebbles, driftwood and an old wine bottle have to do with decorating? Watch as the colors and textures of a beach bungalow bring cohesive style to this living room remix.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionThe new color palette and beach theme give the living room the cohesive style it was lacking before.
The bulky sectional sofa is pulled apart and placed in different areas of the room so that it doesn’t take up so much room in any one area. The walls are painted a soft apple green to contrast all the red accent pieces in the room, such as the large metal star, which was gathering dust in the garage. An unused set of miniblinds, pulled apart and glued to a piece of plywood, forms the backing for the new star art. Beachy pebble-top tables replace the broken coffee table.


paint: We regret that paint specifics are not available for this episode.

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