Rehab and Refresh: 3 Properties, 3 Different Styles

Over the past few months, we’ve seen how you can get a ton of inspiration from how other property owners have updated their homes. From complete rehabs of investment properties to refreshing your first home, there’s so much you can learn from browsing other properties.

I wanted to take a moment to look at a few completely different home enhancements. Each of these has their own story to tell, but manage to bring together their unique style to make the most of their space.

A Natural, Mid-Century Modern Gem Comes Alive in Philadelphia

First of all, I’m in love with this Mid-Century gem. Built in 1968, this home looks like it had that subtle charm that you had to see to recognize. And by recognizing the possibilities, these property owners have really made this property shine. One of the biggest factors that I love is the warm, natural highlights throughout the home. But the use of minimal, Mid-Century accents brings this property to a whole new level. With new appliances and a re-do of kitchen and bathrooms, this treasure went from drab to photo-worthy that quickly. And it’s clear that McElroy Renovation has an eye for detail and remarkable design pairings.

A Farmhouse Property Rehab in Missouri that will Amaze You

This property breaks away from many of the others we’ve looked at in recent months. In terms of style and property investment, it’s something unique. And when you see the rehab photos, you’re going to be surprised. As an investment property, the owners have created a cute cottage retreat that looks like an incredible bed and breakfast. Probably one of the aspects I like best about this rehab is the paint choices. But this goes to show you that even big rehab projects can turn out amazing. And be sure to check out the B&B!

A Whimsical, but Refined Chicago Rehab

Finally, we have a Chicago rehab that’s a special treat. So often, we look at styles that are attractive, but largely what you might expect. However, this one really takes advantage of current trends to create something out of the ordinary. But by pairing bold, whimsical elements with a clean look and plenty of whites and blacks, the owners have a look that’s fun, but sophisticated. I also like the look of the kitchen, where stainless steel and big, bold lighting come together in an attractive way that compliments the whole.

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