The One Room Challenge is complete! After six short weeks of painting, sanding, hanging, nailing and designing, we’ve arrived at the final reveal of Calling it Home’s Spring 2017 edition of the One Room Challenge. These design bloggers have worked hard to transform their spaces in just over a month, and we’re so excited to see what they’ve done and share their brand new rooms with you!
One Room Challenge Final Reveal: The Finished Spaces
Glitter Guide
Caitlin has been hard at work redesigning her master bedroom. She wanted to create a calming and relaxing space, and she succeeded! Her gorgeous bedroom features our regional casing, baseboard, crown and True Craft doors for her closet.
Erica Reitman
Erica redesigned her guest house for her challenge. She and her husband rent out this space, so they wanted it to feel like a “chic hotel.” We must say the Fashion Forward doors add a swankiness to the space that perfectly fits Erica’s style.
Erin Williamson
Erin has been very patient living in her construction zone kitchen for the past six weeks, but it has finally paid off. Her kitchen remodel is gorgeous. We totally agree that adding a door can completely change the look and feel of a space, and it certainly has here. Bravo, Erin!
House of Brinson
Susan and William renovated their guest room with the hope of giving guests a place to get away from daily life. We love the original trimwork throughout their home. The room is absolutely stunning. Great job, Brinsons!
Chris Loves Julia
Tomorrow morning is the big reveal of our nursery for the #oneroomchallenge!! I just finished photographing the space which, if you have been following me for very long, you know that’s a great source of anxiety for me. Photography is something I have been working on improving for the past two years and I still am not where I want to be, but we can’t wait to show you the room. Really, truly, can’t wait. #cljnursery #cljhouse #nursery A post shared by JULIA MARCUM homebody 🏡 (@chrislovesjulia) on
Chris and Julia created a soft, serene nursery for their sweet, soon-expected daughter. We love their use of our Fashion Forward interior finishings with their choice of the wallpaper. We’re sure their little one will enjoy growing up in this sophisticated space.
Suburban B’s
Erin did a spectacular job redesigning her daughter’s bedroom and bathroom. This beautiful and fun space is so lovely, we wish we had grown up in it. That cactus wallpaper is just too cute! It pairs perfectly with the crown moulding. Well done, Erin!
J&J Design Group
One Room Challenge sneak peek 😉! #jandjdesigngroup #oneroomchallenge @centsationalgirl @chrislovesjulia @housebeautiful @oneroomchallenge @christinedovey @dwellwithdignity @gordondunning @theenglishroom @glitterguide @houseofbrinson @houseupdated @larkandlinen @abbymancheskyinteriors @thenester @dabito @oldhomelove @thepinkpagoda @ramblingreno @ericareitman @sketchfortytwo @suburbanbees @sterinwilliamson A post shared by J&J Design Group (@jandjdesigngroup) on
Joanna has been hard at work remodeling her living and dining room area, and it’s really paid off. We just adore the way her wall treatment turned out! Can you believed it was created using our Very Square Scene II 5 1/2″ baseboard?!
Rambling Renovators
Jen transformed her living room from a lilac colored, bland space into a preppy and traditional living area. We know we’re a little biased, but can you please look at how the Very Square interior finishing work with her original 1960s mantle? This space is everything we dream of. Awesome job, Jen.
Old Brand New
Dabito gave his dining room a bold makeover complete with bright yellow walls, French Curves trim elements. Achieving this mix of formal yet fun is no easy feat, and we love what he did!
Old Home Love
For their ORC debut, Andy and Candis renovated their master bedroom suite in their 1859 “Love House.” We are swooning over the architectural intrigue created by mixing the poplar French Curves Scene III trim elements and the Pretty Simple doors. They did a marvelous job. This space is fit for royalty.
Lark & Linen
Christine Dovey
Christine was extremely ambitious with her ORC project this year, and we are impressed with the turnout. Christine’s basement is stunning, and we’re still trying to wrap our heads around how she got so much done in such a short period of time. We love the homemade floorboards made out of our regional oak flat stock and the Fashion Forward doors connecting the bedroom to the living area.
The Pink Pagoda
Looking through Jennifer’s photos from her reveal, all we can say is “wow.” She swapped her living and dining rooms for this year’s ORC, and they look great. We love how her use of multiple interior finishing elements—from base, case, panel mould and crown—elevated her two rooms and that chandelier needs to be in our house asap!
That’s it! (almost)
Man, that was a lot of trimspiration packed into one post! A huge congratulations to all the 2017 One Room Challenge participants for creating amazing spaces in just six weeks! We hope you’ve all enjoyed following along with our roundups … and we’ve got one more set of big reveals coming your way later tomorrow. You won’t want to miss it!
Take a look back on where these designers and bloggers started to you can really appreciate just how far they’ve come. You can check out all our 2017 ORC roundups below:
The Spring 2017 One Room Challenge Roundup: The Befores
The Spring 2017 One Room Challenge Roundup: Week Two
The Spring 2017 One Room Challenge Roundup: Week Three
The Spring 2017 One Room Challenge Roundup: Week Four