Wall to wall carpet, linoleum, janky light fixtures, and beige on beige on beige… need I go on?
This one bedroom, one bath in Camden was a fun renovation and a great opportunity to get a little more creative with the design process. I even got to stage it with my collection of random furniture I’ve been squirreling away for years!
The unit is now a short term rental, so if you’re looking for a great space for your next weekend getaway - I got you! Scroll to the end of this post for a link to the booking page.
First impressions are everything, so this entry way needed some serious LOVE.
See ya later carpeted stairs, hello nickel-gap! We laid tile and gave the stairs a hand-painted treatment to create a faux patina effect.
It wouldn’t be a “Lily rehab” without bead-board and butcher block. We made this custom vanity from cabinet bases to match the kitchen and I epoxied the counter. A vessel sink is quickly becoming another one of my go-to moves because they look FANCY and they do a good job of keeping water away from the countertop.
Navy walls in the kitchen brought depth while the butcher block counters kept it feeling warm and cozy. Repurposed doors were used to create a refrigerator nook - this might be a new signature move for me because I am IN LOVE with how it turned out.
This bedroom came a long way from a “blah” space to a quirky, eclectic room. The awkward bench became a perfect reading nook, the two tone walls make the space feel cozy and clean and once again… REPURPOSED doors created an accent piece for the bed. (If you’re counting, that’s 5 up-cycled doors in this apartment!)
This one bedroom, one bath apartment in downtown Camden is now available for short term rentals! Click the button below to check availability and book your next getaway!
