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HGTV Dream Home 2012: Changing Room Pictures

November 25, 2014
A cozy nook for the fly fisherman, this gateway space, stocked with fly-fishing supplies, leads to backyard spaces and the famed Provo River.
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A quiet place of reflection and escape, the changing room offers a cozy leather chair and ottoman, perched in a corner and facing dramatic river views. A peg rail keeps waders, nets and hats at the ready.

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Ornamentation is held down in this hobby and reading area; a potted dendrobium orchid and onion-jar lamp provide a decorative flourish while maintaining interior designer Linda Woodrum's clean and pared-down design approach.

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The tiered dresser — a storage receptacle for tackle, ties and reading material — exemplifies American craftsmanship.

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A low-growing bonsai adds a pop of fresh green color and echoes the look of vegetation that lines the river's edge.

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Ottomans serve as tabletop surfaces or additional seating; lamb's wool throws lend texture and soften the room's masculine undertones.

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Monotypes from artist Marshall Crossman's "Beach Series" feel right at home in a space dedicated to fly-fishing. The artist's palette of bright primary colors stands in contrast to the room's gray, black and lime-green palette.

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Ghost nets, tie-adorned fishing caps, stockingfoots and vests double as wall adornment.

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A late addition to the home design, a sauna room provides a warm and invigorating escape after a day spent on the Park City slopes.

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The compact 3-by-5-foot space is clad, walls to ceiling, in tongue-and-grove air-cured red cedar boards. A travertine-tile floor complements the wood interior.

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The wall-mounted sauna heater features built-in controls with a 60-minute timer and heat-tested igneous Finnish stones.

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The ottoman's cheery graphic print is repeated in the trim of custom drapery. The soft heather shade of gray complements the wall and carpet colors.

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Floor lamps lend architectural interest and, paired with traditional furnishings, contribute to the home's overall sense of evolved-over-time decor.

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An iron cage chandelier, originally earmarked for a staircase landing, finds a home in the changing room. "With all that gray color, having that punch of black and white is just perfect," says Linda. "And it feels like the room."

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Decorative display boxes, topped with a resin horn sculpture, become their own conversation piece when stacked pyramid-style.

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Ready and waiting for the winner of HGTV Dream Home, a collection of ties, tucked securely in a fishing hat, takes pride of place in the changing room.

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House planner Jack Thomasson shopped at Trout Bum 2 fly shop in Park City for fly-tying accessories. Forceps, scissors and a guidebook to Utah fishing are among accessories that comprise a makeshift tying station.

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A fishing vest, complete with external pockets, serves as a display surface for more hand-fashioned ties.

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"The point of this room is: This house is situated on a river," says Linda. "You can come in, tie flies and do all things related to outdoor activities in this room. And you have a nice chair to sit in, relax and read about fishing."