Divine Design: Master bedroom is a game changer

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Michelle and Bryan are sporty, active, on-the-go types. During the day, Michelle works as a golf pro and Bryan (a former NCAA volleyball coach) teaches physical education. In their spare time, the two attend countless sporting events, including tournaments. Oh, and they are also full-time parents to two young boys who keep them running around — in a different sort of way. Needless to say, the couple don’t have much time to relax.

They recently moved into a big home in the suburbs that they updated in a contemporary/traditional style. But when it came to designing their master bedroom, they were out in left field. They wanted a relaxing retreat where they could unwind after a long day, but the bright red room was gigantic, awkward and cold. So I sent Michelle and Bryan to the sidelines, brought in my own team of pros and got set to turn their dysfunctional space into a restful refuge for two.

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