I want to saw the spindles off the headboard.

Karen, I think the dust ruffle made from the drapery material would be perfect! Have you installed the cornice yet?

Good luck and have fun!

Wow, you have had a lot of revisions! Your room is close. Your headboard feels very small. You could try mounting it higher on the wall. I think you mentioned it was only the headboard. This would give the bed more importance and will give you the focal point you need. Then, try using either euro shams or king size shams to match your new duvet (which is gorgeous by the way!) for height and focus at the head of the bed. You can place your everyday pillows behind them. Finally, try one long pillow in your drapery fabric or coordinating fabric in front of the white shams. It will keep it clean and simple looking, which is important for a spa look/feel. The drapery fabric looks great as the bed skirt. In terms of drapery cornice, I would also keep it simple, by using your drapery fabric on the cornice and take it all the way to the ceiling. This will look like it was designed and done by a professional by keeping the fabric the same. Otherwise, you would need to rework your drapery to include the cornice fabric in some way. If you use the artwork that your boys were holding up over each nightstand, it will finish it off beautifully. Your new swing arm sconce is beautiful. Have you tried it next to your chair? I would start with accessorizing as well. This is an important step that helps a room feel finished. If you look at your inspiration photos, you can see how the nightstands/dressers are styled. Good luck, I look forward to seeing your finished space!

Groveraxle is a she.

Sorry I have been gone. Finishing the school year is always a huge challenge for me. I am now recovering by doing nothing, really nothing that doesn't involve my laptop or tv.

Glad you got the lamp I suggested. I have two as of now. Only one is up. I should have warned you that the finish was different; however, in my room my metal bed has enough different metal shading, it blends in. You will love how you can adjust the light.

My goodness: people are still suggesting you repaint. Invite them to come over and do it for you.

I love the coverlet/s? Looks like you have two different white ones? Please clarify. I like the idea of a completely white bed. Have you purchased the extra fabric for the bed skirt yet?

If you want to post a new thread with current state of room, this is totally within Houzz practice. Just make a link in this thread to that one and in that thread to this one, so people can review.

You can use Rit color remover on your chair slipcover. It won't take out the pattern completely, but it will fade it. Then you can choose a blue? to dye over the faded pattern. Bleach often doesn't do much to high quality dyes, so at least you have a good fabric in that slipcover. At worst, you can use the slipcover as a pattern to make your own.

Look what I found:

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I really like your new dresser and a great buy!!

I wouldn't add more patterned fabrics at this point. The geometric on the cornice is nice. I would stay with textured tone on tone for pillows and maybe repeat cornice fabric on bed. I am very, very familiar with the sewers disease: collect fabrics and collect some more. At the end of her life, my mother's fabric collection literally took over whole rooms. She had great taste but it went out the window when she found a bargain, so lots of those fabrics were unusable for me. I know have my own strange collection.

Finally back. What a week! @Ramona - thanks for coming back! I'm glad you are having some time to relax. I love the wall lamp you suggested, and don't worry about not telling me about the finish. I need a wall lamp on my side because I have a CPAP machine (sleep apnea). If I use a table lamp I can't reach it. Might just get another for the other side. I have a duvet cover in light Ivory. It is flat right now because I had to remove the too hot comforter and put a coverlet in. Would like puffy but light warmth for summer. Thanks for the info on the dye remover!

@Nancy Walton - if I'm not winning I am surely close!

Still wondering about paint Lol! Maybe a blue accent wall behind bed? And by blue, I mean whatever color it is I see in my head but can't seem to translate to a paint color. I think I will get my questions together and post a new dilemma. Can someone tell me how to post a link to this dilemma on my new dilemma? Thanks ladies!

I have a blog post that may help you out.

http://timothyriversinteriors.com/2015/04/28/the-secret-to-creating-a-killer-master-bedroom/

Happy Designing!

just use the address in the bar above and the link symbol all the way to the right. If that isn't in menu for new dilemma, just the address will do.

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/desperate-for-help-with-master-bedroom-ready-to-give-up-dsvw-vd~3117928 Hi guys! I finally had the courage to post a new dilemma. I hope I did it right. Please come by and help! THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH FOR GETTING ME THIS FAR!!

Sherwin Williams 7621.....look into this paint color from the top pic. I looked up more info and they listed this paint color and I think it is for the bedroom! I really think your room needs to be blue/green/aqua. It does not have to be an exact match, but has to look like it matches.....one thing l love about the inspiration picture you posted to begin with was that the ceiling drops down onto the wall. So maybe you might try going down 3-5 inches with a tape line, and then paint your ceiling and the five inches a plain ceiling white builder grade to brighten up the room and then blue on walls will reflect more light into the room. Hang curtains at the ceiling, use valance fabric to make two European Square pillows out of this fabric to go against the headboard. You cannot throw in the towel on blue paint, have you selected a blue fromt the valance fabric; it is gorgeous! And just paint the wall behind the bed with a series of blues instead of the whole room until you find the correct blue. Samples are fairly inexpensive. The valance fabric is stellar and would look fab on the bed. You are doing so well on everything!