I like it. Lovely detail in the molding, delicate, feminine, nicely shaped table top, and functional.

Nice for a guest room but where would I put my nighttime potions? Need for storage for me.

ohhh, I didn't notice two lamps. agree on redundant

Annie Deighnaugh

looks nice but the 2 lamps seem redundant

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I seen this done quite often in more upscale bedrooms esp w/bed w/draping, lamp on table is for ambiance/decor and the swing-arms are for reading.

2 lamps seem redundant

Nah, not if you're an in-bed reader. When there's a drape between you and the lamp it's hard to get enough light on the page.

Very pretty vignette.

Love the soft color palette, but there's something about that little table that makes it look like it has to pee.

Oh my gosh - I love all of it (except the two lamps). :-)

Even I have two lamps...one on the headboard for reading and one on the nightstand for general room lighting.

Very pretty.

Ooooooh! Clever bedside table. Thanks for sharing!

I love that! So so pretty and I don't feel the two lamps are redundant at all. They each serve a different purpose. I'd love to escape to that beautiful, soothing room :)

Even my middling size bedroom has 4 lamps and overhead lighting.

I'm afraid none of it resonates with me, not the bed hangings, the light colors, the mirrors or the strange night stands. I never read in bed so too many light sources. To me it's a superficially pretty room with no personality. Certainly can't imagine my long-haired, bearded, cowboy boots and jeans husband anywhere near it. (No he's not a redneck, he understands astrophysics.)

I could certainly see my cowboy boot wearing, gun totin' hunter and house building husband in it. One of his most famous quotes is, "If you like it, I love it" ;)

Monicakm-gw, My husband says that too. But the one that I liked best was when we were working on the kitchen: "what you need is what I want." :)

If I loved it I'm sure he'd agree but it's just not me either. I like more simple lines and deeper colors.

"what you need is what I want"

That's a new one. I like it! :)

Just dawned on me that the hotel I stayed in while in Paris (when I was 18) had set up like this but without the curtain at the foot of the bed.