1905 Bungalow

The dining room was once an extra bedroom--by removing the wall and rounding the corners of the door frame he was able to gain space and stay true to his home's character. Brackets and a piece of glass mounted across the window creates a convenient space for a small herb garden.

Joan Steffend visits the home of a man who was charmed into buying his 1905 bungalow. To enhance the existing character, he knocked out a wall between the living room and an adjoining bedroom to create a formal dining room. He capitalized on the original 1930 mint green and black tile in the bathroom by painting over the walls in a glossy black. He removed the glass doors to the shower and replaced it with a simple white shower curtain personalized with a black monogram made out of scrap fabric. In the kitchen, white subway tile gives it the feel of a New York apartment. A display table purchased from a local retail store serves as a breakfast table.

Also in this Episode

Decorating Cents : Episode DCT-1805
•	Great Room Makeover
•	Trash To Treasure: Side Table, Coat Rack, Mini Easel
•	1905 Bungalow
•	Shimmering Lamp