Local Austinites will know (or should know!) all about the stylish ladies clothing boutique, Found. Where else can you request champagne, lite bites and a custom play list while trying on fabulous clothes?
After we finished the interior design for Found, we were excited to have shop owner, Stacey Smith, call on us again to help remodel and decorate her newly purchased townhome.
Her new place needed a significant amount of remodel work, so I am going to break this post into a series to share each of the spaces fully. The first space, the family room, needed the least amount of work. But, you can see how big a difference a coat of paint can make, especially on brick!
BEFORE:
Stacey needed more room to entertain, so she up-sized to a new place with much larger square footage and outdoor living. We walked the house before she purchased it to make sure we all felt it could be as fabulous as she wanted it to be.
The family room had dated brick, a builder grade light fixture and popcorn ceiling. Just minor cosmetic fixes.
The biggest challenge for us was the furniture layout. To access the patio, you need to be able to reach the doors on the right side (which the sofa above is blocking). And, you access the master bedroom at the back of the room, so you can not place the sofa too far back either.
We had to compromise on the length of the sofa and the width of the side chairs to allow access to all necessary doors. But, I think looking at the photos, you would never know there was a space challenge in here!
AFTER:
Fun, funky and fabulous, just like Stacey! You can see the above photo on Shutterfly’s ’80 Ways To Decorate A Small Living Room.’
Stayed tuned for more fabulous-ness as we tour the remaining rooms of this chic townhome in the coming weeks!
Wow, the after shots are so good. I would never have thought it was the same space. Great work.
Thank you Shannon. It is always fun to compare the before photos to truly appreciate the transformation.