How to Modernize My Beach House Bedrooms Without Breaking the Bank?

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Asked By SunnySeas123 On

I'm looking for some realistic advice on how to give my beach house's bedrooms a modern update. It's an 8-bedroom place in North Carolina, and I want to refresh the look without going overboard on costs. What should I consider replacing or changing, where can I find good design inspiration, and are there any restoration websites that might help? Any important dos and don'ts would also be greatly appreciated. Feel free to be as honest as you can! Thanks in advance! Here are some pictures of the current state: https://imgur.com/gallery/modernizing-dated-bedrooms-kHBCr03

3 Answers

Answered By ChillHomeMaker99 On

One easy way to update the space is by changing out the light fixtures. Modern fixtures can have a huge impact! I also recommend painting if you feel up to it—soft, beachy colors like sandy beige or soft blues work great. Consider replacing the small artwork with a few larger mirrors or paintings to create a more spacious feel. Don't forget to grab some updated bedding from Homegoods, but stick to subtle colors with no patterns. You can definitely keep your furniture and just work around it, but do ditch that small dark side table and wood chair!

Answered By ArtisticBeachBum88 On

Your home has great natural light, so consider incorporating earth tones and natural wood, along with a few colorful accents. Check out classic cottage styles for ideas, especially since you can keep costs low by just changing light fixtures, art, and bedding. If new linens seem pricey, duvet covers are a great alternative to give your quilts a quick refresh. Also, don't forget to showcase local art—there are so many talented artists in coastal NC that can help give your space a unique touch!

Answered By CoastalDreamer22 On

Before diving in, think about the era your house was built and look for beach house designs from that time. Pull some images of furniture, colors, and decor that resonate with you and take them along when shopping. Always measure your spaces! Since you're not rushing, take your time to get the look you really want. If it doesn’t inspire a "YES!", it's probably a no. Your current setup is functional, just not to your taste!

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