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One Room Challenge: Week 1

I know a lot of you love the One Room Challenge as much as I do and I am SUPER excited to share that I’ll be participating this season! Over the next six weeks we will be taking you along as we completely transform the master bedroom over at the Gentry Project. We will be posting…

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I know a lot of you love the One Room Challenge as much as I do and I am SUPER excited to share that I’ll be participating this season! Over the next six weeks we will be taking you along as we completely transform the master bedroom over at the Gentry Project. We will be posting our progress every Wednesday, so be sure to check in each week!

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This bedroom has already been a work in progress for quite some time. If you follow along on my Instagram stories, you might remember some of these super ugly before images!

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The room looks CONSIDERABLY better just after demo, am I right?! We took out the carpet and removed the peeling wallpaper. And we changed the single-paned arched windows to squared-off energy efficient windows. Much better!

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Here is the room in it’s current state.  The floors have been installed and we are pretty much ready to dive right in! We are considering painting the beams and I think that will help it feel a little more restful in here! What do you think?

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While we want to create a soothing and serene master bedroom, I don’t want this space to be lacking in playfulness or texture. Here are the inspiration images we pulled for this challenge and a very loose concept for our floor plan. I can’t wait to get started!

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Make sure you follow along with all of the other participants!! All of us will be posting every Wednesday morning for the next six weeks, so don’t forget to click though and see all the rooms these talented friends will be tackling.!

Boxwood Avenue  //  Coco & Jack  //  Shay Geyer  //  Design Manifest

Dwell with Dignity  //  The Makerista  //  Making it Lovely  //  Dabito

Old Home Love  //  The Painted House  //  Megan Pflug  //  The Pink Pagoda

Erica Reitman  //  Sacramento Street  //  Simply Grove  //  Jill Sorensen

Sugar & Cloth  //  BrittanyMakes  //  Waiting on Martha //  The House that Lars Built

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43 thoughts on “One Room Challenge: Week 1

  1. Oh I LOVE the beams! They add so much character. And seriously – after demo it looks like a completely new space. Can’t wait to see you put it together, it’s going to be beautiful!

    1. They’re already painted! They’re actually not even real wood, so no issues here with painting them! Should have mentioned that in the post, but I’ll be sure to talk more about it next week! xo

  2. It’s already looking great! I can’t wait to see the final room since I’m doing my Master bedroom too for ORC! Good luck!

  3. I’m so excited to see where you take this space. You’re seriously a design God and I’m in love with everything you do. :) Question for you, I’m always so curious to know the dimensions of spaces as it really helps translate to adopting your fantastic ideas into my own livable spaces. Can you share/add the room’s overall dimensions???

    1. THANK YOU!!! What a kind comment. :)

      I definitely should have included the dimensions in the post! I’m the same and love knowing the scale of the space as a reference. It is about 19′ long and 14’deep. A pretty good size space! We have enough room for a little reading chair and a bench I think! Super excited!

      1. Thank you so much! My space is 17×12! so this totally helps give perspective.
        all the best in this project, can’t wait to see it’s progression.

  4. You have some gorgeous inspiration photos there! I’m torn on the beams. They could be beautiful with the right design. But then again, they could also be a distracting eyesore. Would whitewashing them keep the texture, but soften the contrast? Hmmmmm. That’s a tough one. Looking forward to seeing your decision and to seeing how it all comes together!

  5. This is exactly the sort of home I like to buy. I read about the project – I’m down the road in Tucson and hope to see it when you are done.

  6. oh my goodness you’re going to make me want to re-do my bedroom even though I just did! Can’t wait to see where you take it.

  7. I can’t believe the difference removing the wallpaper and carpet has already made! Holy cow! Those before pics are truly hideous; I can’t wait to see how gorgeous this room is when you’re done with it!

  8. As long as the beams aren’t some gross painted brown and a pretty wood, keep them as is! If you are worried they are too dark, I would try to lighten them before trying to paint. Love the direction the room is headed … looking forward to your process :)

  9. This room has amazingly bones! What an exciting transformation this will be. What about some sort of wash on the beams instead of straight up paint? Maybe something closer to the floor color? Can’t wait to follow this makeover!

  10. love the changes already… what are the details on the floors? i am currently searching for wood flooring. thanks :)

    1. Hi Lynne! I linked to them in this week’s post! They are from Lumber Liquidators called Delaware Driftwood! They’re SO GOOD!

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