See ‘Southern Charm’ Star Shep Rose’s Newly Redesigned Bachelor Pad: Photos

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See ‘Southern Charm’ Star Shep Rose’s Newly Redesigned Bachelor Pad: Photos

New digs … sort of. Southern Charm star Shep Rose’s bachelor pad in Charleston, South Carolina, has a whole new look thanks to Parachute and interior decorator Orlando Soria. [ami-related id="" url="https://www.usmagazine.com/tag/celebrity-real-estate/" title="Celebrity Real Estate" target="" showsubt="false"] "For someone like me, who knows literally nothing about design or quality and whose mom bought him clothes up until his mid 20's, I was blown away by Orlando and Parachute,” Rose told Us Weekly of the experience. “They crystalized how unsophisticated I really am – which is both depressing and exciting. Now I can at least fake it with a small measure of validity." [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hz4B-3V0JJQ&feature=youtu.be[/embed] The reality star, who moved into the ‘50s beach house in April 2017, made some major upgrades: Gone are his rumpled bedding and undressed windows, replaced instead with organic bedding from Parachute. The furniture pieces, which came with the house, have also been swapped out for new ones from Article and West Elm, with window treatments from Pottery Barn. Rose also has a new wardrobe space with a dream dressing area from California closets. Scroll through to see his home’s unreal makeover!

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See ‘Southern Charm’ Star Shep Rose’s Newly Redesigned Bachelor Pad: Photos

New digs … sort of. Southern Charm star Shep Rose’s bachelor pad in Charleston, South Carolina, has a whole new look thanks to Parachute and interior decorator Orlando Soria. [ami-related id="" url="https://www.usmagazine.com/tag/celebrity-real-estate/" title="Celebrity Real Estate" target="" showsubt="false"] "For someone like me, who knows literally nothing about design or quality and whose mom bought him clothes up until his mid 20's, I was blown away by Orlando and Parachute,” Rose told Us Weekly of the experience. “They crystalized how unsophisticated I really am – which is both depressing and exciting. Now I can at least fake it with a small measure of validity." [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hz4B-3V0JJQ&feature=youtu.be[/embed] The reality star, who moved into the ‘50s beach house in April 2017, made some major upgrades: Gone are his rumpled bedding and undressed windows, replaced instead with organic bedding from Parachute. The furniture pieces, which came with the house, have also been swapped out for new ones from Article and West Elm, with window treatments from Pottery Barn. Rose also has a new wardrobe space with a dream dressing area from California closets. Scroll through to see his home’s unreal makeover!

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Dorm Life

Rose’s bedroom, with its rumpled bedding, mismatched furniture and piles of laundry, previously gave off a bit of a frat-boy vibe. "I sleep on the couch a lot, because I don't really love the bed," he said in a video clip from the makeover posted on Friday, December 14. "My feet hang off the end of it." 

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Bright and Airy

Post-revamp, however, the room is completely transformed, thanks to a new bed, bright white organic linens, new bedside tables and airy curtains.

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Serious Progress

Rose’s bedroom was practically begging for an overhaul. "I always liked my bedroom ... you know, it had a big bed. That's kind of all ... I didn't really know anything about bedrooms," he said in the clip.

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The Finished Product

Rose’s room was practically unrecognizable after Soria was through weaving his magic.

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Cap Collector

Rose’s nightstand once consisted of a drab collecting place for his hats with a single drawer to conceal his belongings.

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Clutter-Free Storage

The reality star’s new and improved bedside furniture includes plenty of storage space to hide his hat collection away, plus a much brighter surface.

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Master of Décor

Soria posed with his handiwork, taking a seat on Rose’s new colorful bed bench.

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Getting Cultured

New grayscale artwork from Minted Art gives the home an upscale feel. "[Most of these are] by different artists," Soria explained. "It makes me feel like I'm a little more sophisticated," Rose replied. 

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It's All in the Details

An intriguing table lamp makes all the difference in sprucing up a space, as Rose proved with this current, angled version.

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Time for an Upgrade

Rose’s beat-up dresser and toy trucks were practically screaming for a grown-up makeover.

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Sturdy and Sleek

Soria more than delivered, replacing the dresser with a more modern, sleek version, updating the wall art and trading in the monster truck for some lovely plants.

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Dream Team

Rose and Soria took time out for a snap together in front of the TV personality’s new art.

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Out With the Old

The drab paint and dated fixtures of this beach cottage were hardly representative of its owner. "The old [room] really didn't have any sort of feeling at all, and it certainly wasn't modern by any stretch," Rose said.

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A Personal Touch

Personal details, like a boyhood photo of the Southern Charm vet and several pieces of reading material, help to make the room Rose’s own.

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Cramped Quarters

With minimal space and zero organization, the South Carolina native’s closet was a bit of a mess. "I know the closet needed big time help," Rose said in the video.

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Wow-Worthy Turnaround

With a little help from Soria and California Closets, however, the area was more than salvageable. 

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Organization Is Key

Shelves of tidy shoes neatly stacked across multiple shelves now allow the Reprisal actor plenty of room to easily navigate his footwear.

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A Place for Everything

Meanwhile, a handy tie rack helps Rose to keep his dress accessories in order.

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Rack Attack

Soria made the most of Rose’s limited closet space with double hanger racks, which the Bravo vet uses to neatly display his button-downs.

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Testing the Waters

Rose was all too happy to give his new bedding a try.

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Inviting Features

The addition of multiple pillows makes Rose’s bed a welcoming nighttime retreat for repose. "I love how it looks, I love how the pillows in the back match the wall," Rose told Soria. 

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Stylish Seating

The red-orange hue of Rose’s new bench gives the space a pop of color — and a place to hide his slippers!

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The Big Reveal

Even Rose looked surprised at how far his beloved beach house has come. "I thought I was in another house when I walked in because it just, it pops," Rose said in the transformation vid. 

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Shades of Gray

Newly painted gray walls lend a masculine feel to the previously impersonal room.

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Home Sweet Home

How cozy does Rose’s sleeping quarters look? "I can't wait to have my first romantic interlude in this bed," he quipped.