Simply Fabulous Loft-Style Makeover

As seen on HGTV's House Hunters Renovation, the open floor plan of Josh Campbell and Mac Gaspard's Studio City, California, townhouse reflects the couple's desire for a loft-style home with lots of light and a minimalistic design aesthetic. An industrial-style bar table and four stools create an intimate dining space for the couple just off of the kitchen on the second floor, while a grey accent wall and new silver hardware on the cabinets freshened the space. (After)

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Loft-Style Living

California couple Josh Campbell and Mac Gaspard wanted a loft-style home with excellent lighting and an open floorplan.

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Dine-In Kitchen

Just off the kitchen, an industrial table for four epitomizes the style the couple had hoped for.

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Hardware Update

Sharp, clean lines throughout the home contribute to the couple's desire for a sleek, minimalistic design style. The silver hardware and stainless steel fridge give the home a modern vibe.

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Down-Played Dining Room

A neutral dining space with minimal decor and an unadorned wood table give the second-floor dining room a calm, streamlined look.

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Linked by Lighting

The couple's use of contemporary lighting fixtures throughout the home not only fits into their desire for a modern look, but it also ties each room together for a more cohesive design style.

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Open Communication

Exactly what Josh and Mac had hoped for, the dining room looks over the living space in this open townhouse, which creates a nice flow throughout the home that makes this space perfect for dinner parties.

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Open Concept

Downstairs, the living room's high ceiling and white walls contribute to the room's overall bright and open look. Simple furnishings with a contemporary look give the space a soft, classic look.

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Flooring Story

Light hardwood floors were used throughout the townhouse to brighten the space and give the home a more contemporary feel.

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Neutral Accent

A modern fireplace seems to almost blend in with the striped accent wall, while dark draperies frame another sitting area on the patio outside.

As seen on HGTV's House Hunters Renovation, a small patio off of the livign room in Josh Campbell and Mac Gaspard's Studio City, California, townhouse allows the couple to take advantage of the mild southern California weather and creates additional space for entertaining. (After Exterior)

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Bonus Room

The patio offers a plenty of seating, and since the weather in Southern California is generally pleasant, this sitting area can be enjoyed year round.

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Private Party

Comfortable outdoor furniture and a wood privacy fence make this space the perfect spot to entertain.

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Living Room Double Take

Just off the kitchen, a second living area provides an excellent spot to entertain before dinner is prepared.

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Bye Bye, Carpet

Once covered with dated carpeting, hardwood flooring and a gorgeous cowhide rug give this sitting space a much more modern look.

As seen on HGTV's House Hunters Renovation, the upstairs office of Josh Campbell and Mac Gaspard's Studio City, California, townhouse receives lots of afternoon light and a peaked ceiling gives the room a sense of space. Simple modern furniture and accessories accentuate the sense of brightness and miminalism. (After)

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Happy Home Office

Josh and Mac wanted to keep the home office space very simple and light. High ceilings and plenty of natural light create a bright, cheery atmosphere.

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Team Work

Here, Mac and Josh work together to give their second bathroom a brand new look.

As seen on HGTV's House Hunters Renovation, the half-bathroom on the second floor of Josh Campbell and Mac Gaspard's Studio City, California, townhouse was repainted in white and sea-green and accessorized with items that brought out the cool color palette Josh preferred. (after)

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Brand-New Bath

Since Josh prefers a cool color palette, the couple used white and sea green to transform their second bathroom.

As seen on HGTV's House Hunters Renovation, homeowners Josh Campbell, left, and Mac Gaspard, center, watch as designer David Brian Sanders puts the finishing touches on their bed in the renovated master suite in their Studio City, California, townhouse. The couple wanted a functional, loft-style home with lots of light and a minimalistic design aesthetic, and the room's high ceilings, light hardwood floor and two closets satisfied those requirements. (Action)

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Master Bedroom Reveal

In the master bedroom, Josh and Mac are delighted as designer David Brian gives the space his finishing touches.

As seen on HGTV's House Hunters Renovation, the open floor plan of the master bedroom suite on the third floor of Josh Campbell and Mac Gaspard's Studio City, California, townhouse reflects the couple's desire for a loft-style home with lots of light and a minimalistic design aesthetic. The yellow accent wall was broken up by small storage shelves and touches of contrasting color, while patches of yellow in the bedding and in the rug tied the palette of the room together. (after IMG_4275)

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Sunshine Yellow Bedroom

To energize the space, the couple chose a fun yellow hue to use on the accent wall in the master bedroom. The cheerful color is also found in the rug and several throw pillows, which ties the whole look together.

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Power of Pillows

A plethora of pillows in varying sizes and prints creates a cute display, incorporating the room's signature hue and introducing a few classic neutrals.

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New Take on Nightstands

As an alternative to classic nightstands, small suspended storage shelves provide room for the essentials, while still keeping with the home's minimal, streamlined approach.

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Seating for Two

A pair of neutral chairs creates an intimate sitting area in the master bedroom. More throw pillows create a cozy look and tie in the room's vibrant color palette.

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Master Suite

The couple's master bathroom features a pair of contemporary gray vanities that can be seen from the bedroom.

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Bathroom Before

In a before image of the master bathroom, dated gray carpets and boring tile flooring prove it was time for an upgrade.

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Two Spaces in One

New white tile flooring separates the master bathroom from the bedroom, while a plush gray rug ties the spaces together.

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Stylish Sink

New sinks with sleek hardware contribute to the room's contemporary aesthetic.

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Storage Options

Both vanities offer storage underneath, while geometric cubbies provide extra space for towels and decor.

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Fun With Shapes

The triangle shape of each cubby makes it easy to stack towels, while the unique design adds a quirky, unexpected element to the space.

As seen on HGTV's House Hunters Renovation, the glass shower enclosure and light-colored subway tile walls in the master bedroom suite on the third floor of Josh Campbell and Mac Gaspard's Studio City, California, townhouse reflects the couple's preference for modern design and an open floor plan. (After IMG_4278)

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Clean Design

The glass shower features white subway tiles and a convenient shower niche. The simple shower design reflects Josh and Mac's desire for a bright, streamlined look.

As seen on HGTV's House Hunters Renovation, the guest bedroom of Josh Campbell and Mac Gaspard's Studio City, California, townhouse receives lots of afternoon light and a peaked ceiling gives the room a sense of space. Simple white bedding and accessories accentuate the sense of brightness and miminalism. (After)

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Simplistic Style

For the guest bedroom, the couple kept it simple with white bedding and a few classic pieces.

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Light Tricks

A soaring white ceiling reflects light, brightening the guest bedroom and making the petite room feel more spacious.

One Couple's Unreal Home Renovation

Loft-Style Living

Dine-In Kitchen

Hardware Update

Down-Played Dining Room

Linked by Lighting

Open Communication

Open Concept

Flooring Story

Neutral Accent

Bonus Room

Private Party

Living Room Double Take

Bye Bye, Carpet

Happy Home Office

Team Work

Brand-New Bath

Master Bedroom Reveal

Sunshine Yellow Bedroom

Power of Pillows

New Take on Nightstands

Seating for Two

Master Suite

Bathroom Before

Two Spaces in One

Stylish Sink

Storage Options

Fun With Shapes

Clean Design

Simplistic Style

Light Tricks

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