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First off, let me say, the raw space you have is simply wonderful...you gotta love an old bungalow for it's unique charm!

It is a lot of stuff, but it is absolutely true that when it comes to a work space sometimes it just gets cluttered (I would be afraid for anyone to see my workspace where I design jewelry, although I only get a desk and a bookshelf for all of my stuff...I would kill to even have just a room to myself for that!). I think by changing up the kitchen you will definitely help elevate it to office rather than home turned office, but it is something that isn't terrible.

Congrats on the post, and keep up the good design work! I'm so curious now, and want to see your design space in person now (I love exploring new places in LA)! ;)

What an amazing studio...it just makes me want to create stuff looking at it! Also, where is your white bookshelf from? You seem capable of handling this as a DIY, but just curious?? Thanks for sharing!

I quite like the cowhide rug (in fact, if we had wood floors we would decorate with one - instead we're stuck with carpet, we compromised with a lamb hide on the couch). The outside area is so charming...wow! Very impressive place, and great style!

Your place is great...so charming and so fun! I really like your bed spread/duvet (not sure which it is), and the way you paired your colors. Bravo!

I truly am impressed by the change, but agree with the others about the cost breakdown cheat & the floor needing a little something. Overall though you spent your money well!

My parents have taught me the trick of going to your local recycling place (that takes paint that people no longer want - one should never just toss it in the dumpster, much like batteries), and they get free paint. It's a win/win idea because you are saving money and using something that would normally need to be disposed of...something to think about when decorating on a budget!

This place had some very nice touches, but it wasn't my favorite place. I felt the smaller bathroom on the lower level looked way too 80's (with the metallic wallpaper)...but that's just my opinion.

I don't care what 13ft says...I think this project is brilliant. Who says you have to use pallets anyhow...it certainly doesn't make the design any less wonderful. I can't wait to have a yard to employ this idea myself!