In 2022, Madison LeCroy moved into a stunning Charleston home, which you can tour in the video above. Though the Southern Charm cast member told The Daily Dish after moving in that she didn't "have much to change at all" about the four-bedroom, four-bathroom house, she still took on a few renovation projects, including a "man cave" for her husband, Brett Randle.
On September 2, Madison took to her Instagram Stories to share a peek at the "man cave" before and after transformation.
In her first few photos, Madison shared the "before" look at the room, showing how she first painted the room a gorgeous deep charcoal color and had built-in book shelves and cabinets installed.
In the next few photos, Madison revealed the "after" result, which ... honestly made our jaws drop.
The snaps reaveled the various decorative details Madison installed in the room, including a large, flat weave area rug under a smaller, deep red bohemian-style rug on top. The Charleston mom also outfitted the cozy, moody space with a deep brown leather couch with cheetah-print and cream-colored pillows as well as a chair with a light brown leather ottoman for lounging.
The man cave's built-in bookcases were lit up and stacked with rows of books while a sandy wood oval-shaped coffee table punctuated the space with a light touch.
Madison was also sure to pepper the area with various plants and candles, giving it a lush, mellow vibe.
Madison LeCroy's Home Renovations
Madison's "man cave" for Brett isn't the only area of the home she renovated.
In the video above, Madison showed BravoTV.com the changes she made to her and Brett's Charleston abode, including the addition of a custom kitchen island and turning the carriage house in the back into "the ultimate glam room."
"I had everything custom-built here: vanity station, sconces," she shared of the beautiful space, adding that the area was "literally my dreams come true."
"My perfect glam room!" Madison declared, adding, "This is what I work so hard for."
Even with the various renovations, Madison told BravoTV.com in 2022 she still wanted to maintain the home's original charm.
"It's very traditional, Southern, double porch, white. I'm definitely going to keep it classic, but with a touch of modern," she shared. "But not coastal and not farm style."
