Ashley Goldman, the voice behind the design blog The Gold Hive, and her husband Ross Goldman have been restoring her 1915 craftsman bungalow in San Diego, California, for the past three years.

Room by room, they are transforming their home into a polished blend of craftsman character and modern pieces. This master bedroom renovation is the third remodel in their home inspired by an online design challenge. The One Room Challenge is a biannual event in which 20 design influencers are selected to transform a space in just six weeks and document the steps along the way.

$2,200 Framing & Electrical Labor	$600 Board & Batten Wall	$5,100 Furniture
$1,600 Artwork	$1,300 Lighting & Hardware	$1,200 Bedding & Accessories
$3,900 Outdoor Furniture	$1,500 Outdoor Decor & Landscape Lighting	$2,000 Rug & Window Coverings
$10,000 Exterior Door & Labor
Grand Total: $29,400

To transform the master bedroom, the couple focused on re-configuring the layout to gain better functionality, while filling the space with a curated collection of furnishings and accessories. To begin, the door between the bedroom and kitchen was removed, adding additional wall space. The bed was re-oriented centrally in the space underneath the window.

Along with the reconfiguration, all new bedding, furniture, light fixtures, window treatments, a rug, paint, and art combine to create a knockout transformation. To add interest to the walls, board and batten, which closely mimics the 100-year-old room dividers in the home's dining room, was installed on all of the walls. The wood detailing and Farrow & Ball's Mole's Breath painted walls complement the room's true craftsman stature. Matte paint finishes add a rich, velvety look.

One doorway may have been removed, but another custom wood door from Pella was installed to provide direct access onto an outdoor patio. Painted Off-Black by Farrow & Ball, the door includes custom molding patterns that align with the original doors in the home. Modern yet classic hardware in a matte black finish from Emtek is the perfect hardware solution.

In addition to the bedroom, the couple transformed the backyard to create the ideal space to enjoy the San Diego sunshine. Some gardening, paint, furniture, and a few accessories completely transform the backyard from an overgrown landscape into a stylish garden lounge.

Check out the rest of the couple's renovated 1915 craftsman.

Learn more about the One Room Challenge.

Project Credits:

Interior Design: Ashley Goldman, The Gold Hive / @thegoldhive

Drywall Services: California Quality Drywall Services

Electrical: Herness Electric

Brand Sponsors: Bellacor, Chairish, Emtek, eSaleRugs, Farrow & Ball, Gray Malin, Hedge House Furniture, House of Antique Hardware, Jill Rosenwald, Kichler, Lamps Plus, Metrie, Minted, Overstock, Pella, Pom Pom at Home, Room & Board, Select Blinds, Stori Modern

All furnishings, decor, retailers, and prices for products used in this renovation can be found on the Shop The House page of Goldman's blog.