An awkwardly-placed laundry closet once dominated what’s now a fashionable, functional space. Styled as an eclectic office, it’s also large enough to accommodate a double bed with room to spare.

Egypt played up every bit of this '60s ranch’s midcentury charisma by letting pop art — and pops of deep blue and vibrant yellow — inspire her design decisions in the master bedroom. In a space this irresistible, breakfast in bed could stretch on all afternoon.

Paired with dark grout and inlaid hexagonal flooring, these subway tiles sing. "Applying dark grout to simple, white, inexpensive tile can give you the pop you need to achieve a high-end look," Egypt said. The retro mirror and vanity lamp, in turn, lend this WC a boutique-hotel feel.

The flanges, pipes and shelves Egypt sourced for the living room’s industrial-chic entertainment center rang in at just $500 and took a few hours to assemble. "Built-in shelving [adds] storage and architectural interest to this large space," she explained.