Budleigh Forest 1960s Home Update
What We Did: Furnishings, Paint, Area Rugs, Lighting, Artwork, Décor,
Master and Guest Bath Renovations
Love contemporary design but aren’t sure how to make it personal and inviting, as well? Cue this fabulous project for inspiration.
The Color Palettes
Living Room: Cool and warm grays, aqua, white, warm woods
Kitchen: Green, tan, warm woods
Den: Light gray, green, aqua, orange, cobalt, dark wood tones
Master Bath: Aqua, gray, polished nickel, warm wood tones
Guest Bath: Blue gray, warm gray, white, warm wood tones
This Project’s “Don’t Miss” Details
The beautifully flamboyant contemporary art pieces throughout the home, including commissions by Bob Rankin
The fun contrast between the contemporary buffet and American-made walnut dining set and the crystal chandelier and votives in the kitchen’s dining area
The main living room’s soft palette, inspired by the soothing views of the private yard from its floor-to-ceiling windows
The kidney-shaped rug used to emulate and underscore the living room’s curvilinear wall
The wall display of various sized colorful bowls, nickel “sea urchins,” and crystal-tipped sunbursts
The den’s dark walnut media cabinet and area rug depicting swimming koi fish
The pops of orange, green, and cobalt from the den’s artwork, florals, accent pillows, and other decorative accessories
The master bath’s expansive, spa-like shower, sleek freestanding bathtub, and wall of floor-to-ceiling shelves
The large-format tile in the shower and the wall behind the wall-mounted vanity in the tiny guest bath (which certainly deserves an award for “Most Improved Space” in this home)