Groovy Pad Goes Contemporary
The Designed To Sell team takes a home out of the 1970s and gets it market-ready.
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Hide CaptionShow CaptionBefore, the guest bedroom felt impersonal and dull. Now with a few small accents, a fresh coat of paint, new bedding and refinished furniture, it is a cozy, inviting space. All About
The 1970s den (not shown) made a miraculous jump into the future with a fresh coat of paint, furniture that fits the scale of the room, a designer carpet and accessories.
Cost breakdown:
bathroom upgrade $962
headboard and furniture $134
cornice $75
window treatments $85
chairs $223
rugs $120
paint and accessories $392
Total: $1,991
Bathroom products:
paint, Benjamin Moore's Nimbus Gray, eggshell, 2131-50, and Smokestack Gray, eggshell, 2131-40, Pineapple Paint Company
light fixtures: Three-Light Bronze Scroll, 121816, coffee marble glass globe shades, 121816 and Flush Mount One-Light Rustic Brown, 170553
Guest bedroom products:
mirror, 018528323, Marshalls
paint, Benjamin Moore's Sandy White, eggshell, 2148-50, Pineapple Paint Company
bedding, 007665776267, Wal-Mart
panels for guest bedroom headboard, 07665778244, Kmart
primer, liquid sandpaper and spray adhesive, The Home Depot
batting and foam, JoAnn
Den products:
candles, A.C. Moore
fresh flowers, Giant Foods
window treatments, Westport Plaid Ivory, 87276100082, Bed, Bath & Beyond
paint, Benjamin Moore's Georgian Green, eggshell, HC-115, Pineapple Paint Company






























