Transforming an Upstairs Bedroom: Spacious Renovation with Vintage Charm
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On this episode of HGTV, Bobby and Nicole embark on a daring renovation mission, transforming a cramped, outdated upstairs space into a luxurious and functional bedroom. Walls are demolished, creating a vast, open room with a cleverly designed linen closet. Skylights are added, flooding the space with natural light and enhancing the room's spaciousness. Bobby's innovative balcony with a secret hatch adds a touch of adventure to the room, while Nicole's unique closet design maximizes storage without compromising on style.
The dynamic duo debates the addition of a ceiling medallion, pondering its impact on the room's overall aesthetic. Nicole's decision to opt for an open closet design proves to be a stroke of genius, creating an illusion of grandeur and keeping the room organized. Vintage elements such as picture rails, old doors, and a classic chandelier add a touch of elegance to the space, blending seamlessly with modern updates. Custom built-ins and shoe shelves are expertly integrated, showcasing the team's attention to detail and commitment to maximizing functionality.
The end result is a stunning blend of old-world charm and contemporary design, showcasing Bobby and Nicole's impeccable taste and design prowess. The room exudes sophistication and warmth, offering a perfect balance of style and practicality. From the spacious layout to the thoughtful storage solutions, every element in the room is carefully curated to create a space that is both inviting and visually striking. Bobby and Nicole's transformation of the upstairs bedroom is a testament to their creativity and skill, turning a once neglected space into a true masterpiece of design and functionality.
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Skylights in a bedroom are disliked
Odd un-closet and curtains behind the headboard are criticized
Hope for a better downstairs design
Positive comments on the renovation work and saving older houses
Mention of a tiny closet for minimalists
Missing Nicole Curtis and her unique design style
Request for Nicole Curtis to come back to TV
Expressing love and support for Nicole Curtis and her family
Fan expressing forever support and blessings
Nostalgia for the show and admiration for the designer's out-of-the-box thinking
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