Here's mine, I go back and forth between the two comfortors..

Thanks for all the great info! I will have to check out the sale! Thanks for the tip about the bedroom gallery, I forgot about it and should go through it again to see if there are photos. IÂm not sure what this style is called but I like it. IÂm not very frilly I love that bed too! The little touches IÂm talking about would be things like the folding screen behind the bed or the plaid trunk and the mix of plaid lace and leather pillows on the bed. I also would have never considered a glass chandelier I would have thought something more solid not girly. On the Ralph site I saw some picture frames that had leather riding straps on them I would have never thought of that either. They also have a cable knit throw pillow that I love but again never would have thought to do that. I had a photo years ago before home computers and scanners that had a plaid bed set (which I purchased along with the area rug that was in the shot all from spiegl)and they took the same scottish plaid from the bed skirt and added it as a border just above wainscot walls, the top of the wall was painted green. Fully done rooms usually have unique picture frames, lamps, dresser knickknacks that compliment the theme. The plaid is the given in the room. I did my bedroom like this before but the walls were green from ceiling to floor and it closed the room in a little. Plus the comforter I had, has seen it last days so I need to replace it. No one other than Ralph that I can find is selling plaid bedding like this. So IÂve begun a material shop search for just the right plaids. I have since repainted the room and was going to redo it in navy, light blue, white and silver with some flower bedding but the flower sheets I got that I like, its just really not me. I ended up looking at blue paisley bed sets. Which had me heading back down the road to this look. So IÂm just going to go for it again. I just wonÂt paint the whole wall green! Although I really did like it. I just missed the bright fresh feeling the room has when its all white since I get the sun all day in that room.

I don’t know we have no info or pictures.

There are lots of directions you could go, but first purchase your bedding and accessories and then select paint to coordinate with the look. The key with your bold colors is not to overwhelm with strong/too many competing patterns. Don’t recommend painting armoire; I would live with for a bit and the outcome of room will help you decide. - paint bed frame light and nightstands bold, use white bedding and light colored walls. Add softer shades of blue and yellow in pillows, throw, drapery, and rug and add your bold pillow into the mix to tie in your art. Will be more feminine and a lighter feel White bedding with bold, deep colors on both wall and in all accessories (except drapery), staining side tables darker to match armoire so as not to overwhelm room Keep your bedskirt and mix bold and light colors layered for an eclectic look. This is a room that can have more patterns. You could leave side tables as is, or paint a soft shade, wall could be bold or soft