Beach bungalow renovation

Shelley Craft and her husband Christian Sergiacomi have successfully transformed a 1950s Byron Bay beach shack into a stunning family home.

This formerly foreclosed home was dark, dated, closed-in, and covered in beige carpeting. After a renovation, it's an open, bright, boho bungalow.

Peaceful details, sumptuous colours and clever décor tricks have created beautifully nourishing spaces for this family of four

From the galley-style kitchen to the miniature takes on the living room, the beach bungalow home plays with space in clever ways.

Interior designer Rosan Beltran takes us through the 10-month complete renovation of her 1936 Craftsman bungalow in Los Angeles.

From the galley-style kitchen to the miniature takes on the living room, the beach bungalow home plays with space in clever ways.

The full renovation of Co-Founder Nat Wheeler’s original 1920s Californian Bungalow which she achieved on a tight budget in just five short months

Beach shacks hold a special place in the heart of many Australians. Their unrivalled access to sun, surf and sand and low upkeep costs mean they have become a popular choice for renovators seeking a sea-change or weekend holiday home. Be inspired by some of our favourite beach shack makerovers.

This bright and breezy California den-mudroom combo proves a little white paint and new windows can go a long way.

Built in the 1930’s in the Melbourne suburb of Bentleigh, this Californian Bungalow was in a pretty sorry state when…