Room Crashers

A dark and outdated family room is updated, brightened up, and merged to create one large room perfect for entertaining a large family.

A small and uninviting den is opened up by expanding it into the kitchen to create a family room/lounge space for family and friends.

An upstairs master bedroom by the beach had a style described as college chic.

A white living space with zero personality didn't match this spunky homeowner! From the bland walls to the scary fireplace to the day bed for a couch, this first time homebuyer needed a little glitz to liven up her space.

A white, open, not updated living/dining space is unified with a beach and travel inspired design and cohesive floor plan.

A cluttered and decrepit kitchen is completely transformed into a sleek modern kitchen with a warm farmhouse vibe, including a cozy corner kitchen nook.

A small dining room is expanded and opened up by merging it with the poorly built addition on the back of the house.

A large living room with an outdated fireplace gets transformed into an elegant media room.

An L-shaped living/dining space in need of repair and overtaken by kids toys is reconfigured to accommodate large family gatherings, and give parents and kids their own space.

A dark and small bedroom is transformed into a light and airy heavenly haven with the addition of large glass doors that open to an outside privacy room complete with water feature and greenery.

A loft-like, open feel is given to a dark and outdated family room.

A new construction room with white walls, new floors, and lots of clutter, serves as a master bedroom, yoga practice room, and office.

This dark and cluttered upstairs master bedroom doesn't reflect the homeowners' bohemian and artistic style.