In these times of quarantine, and sheltering in place, Nate is loving the opportunity to help people design a room – from a distance. This time around, he worked virtually with Caralee, a teacher with two young daughters. Her master bedroom had been ignored for too long, and she urgently needed a space for herself. She lives in Vermont and had a budget of $10-$20K for the redesign. Read on to see what Nate created for her.
Sources: Etsy, Living Spaces, The Shade Store; vintage items from Chairish and 1stdibs. The goal was to create a serene coastal vibe with neutral colors, classic stripes and texture: wicker, jute, and grass cloth. Kept her nightstands, bed and bedding which she loves.
Want to get the look for less? Here are a few swaps you can make to bring the budget down.
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