Sometimes it’s the home you fall in love with, other times it’s the setting. I can imagine that for the Sperrer family, it was both! When blogger, PR consultant and portrait photographer , her husband and two daughters (7 and 15) went to view this 1970s bungalow in the foothills of the alps back in 2015, they were amazed by the views. They also saw that the house had huge potential – despite the 1970s wallpaper! They set about transforming it into the light and airy living space it is today. I chatted with Lisa to find out a little more about the renovation, the inspiration behind the neutral scheme and THAT breath-taking view!
What was the house like when you bought it?
It was really fresh out of the 70s – with outdated wallpapers, carpets and furniture. Everything was in good condition, so we were able to sell a lot of it, keeping a few special things.
Sometimes it’s the home you fall in love with, other times it’s the setting. I can imagine that for the Sperrer family, it was both! When blogger, PR consultant and portrait photographer , her husband and two daughters (7 and 15) went to view this 1970s bungalow in the foothills of the alps back in 2015, they were amazed by the views. They also saw that the house had huge potential – despite the 1970s wallpaper! They set about transforming it into the light and airy living space it is today. I chatted with Lisa to find out a little more about the renovation, the inspiration behind the neutral scheme and THAT breath-taking view!
What was the house like when you bought it?
It was really fresh out of the 70s – with outdated wallpapers, carpets and furniture. Everything was in good condition, so we were able to sell a lot of it, keeping a few special things.
