Pic of new bedroom set.
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Comments (7)Hey Lilliepad! It'll be about 50 years before I'm tired of the little table, but I'll put you at the top of the list. LOL I love it. It practically vibrates with "happy calm." As for an accent color, I've not decided. I think I want a deep plum; dark red would work, too. I have plum cases on the pillows. They look great with the walls. I think I'll make the drapes a sage-on-sage texture to keep everything monochromatic until I decided on the accents. I agree with not using popcorn ceilings. That stuff is to be avoided at all costs; I'm just thankful there isn't any in this mid-60s house. We've given the ceiling six coats of paint, starting with a coat of good primer, and it still looks blotchy. We're thinking about putting up a faux tin ceiling. It comes in 12x24 panels and is supposedly "easy to install." (Laughing manically, here!) They're a vinyl of some sort; Lowe's sells them in the cabinets section. It's a Pergo floor, "Liberty Oak," off the shelf at Lowe's. We were supposedly going for quick and easy. I'm much happier with it than I thought I'd be. It doesn't have the hollow "thunk" sometimes heard on fake floors. It cleans like a dream, and during all the construction it didn't get one scratch, dent, or ding. It feels "soft" underfoot. Monica...You'll have mail as soon as I dig out the paint can....See MoreCL Bedroom set...
Comments (73)Justgottobeme - Oh wow, that doesn't even look like the same bed. Thanks for doing that! Those finial things on the sides, would you screw them in? Not glue right? What about the cool thing in the middle? How does that get attached? I think they're normally pretty thin. For the cushion would it just be like making a large pillow? Using fluffy fill or batting? Wouldn't it get squished? I make a point to not sleep against the headboard but DH is another story. Then sewing some tie things on? I could handle that. As far as raising it up, I don't know how I would do that. Both the head and footboard are on wheels and there's currently slats that the bed frame rest in? I don't think the legs would touch the ground. I'd almost have to get some wood and make them longer. That could end up looking like a real botch job. :) I know DH has his heart set on a wood bed and deep down I want something "new" (used is fine but new to me). Plus we'd like to get a queen. I could try this for now and if we decide to go with wood I could use this in one of the spare rooms. AuntJen - Thank you! I wasn't going to focus on this room yet but now I'm excited and ready to go! It will be also nice when it's done because you can see the room (unless the door is closed) from the main bathroom entrance. I would like to have a home where all doors can stay open and look nice for company to see 98% of the time....See MoreFinally got our bedroom done, pics....
Comments (7)Thanks so much for the nice comments! Yeah our little Schnauzer is such a sweety! Marti, I got the new comforter set at Marshalls. I don't remember the brand name though. It shows up in these pictures as having a blue tint to it, but, it is a true sage color. I got the dog prints at Hobby Lobby! Love em!...See MoreNeed help redecorating bedroom! New pics!
Comments (193)Yes Sofia has Beige but the background color is not ivory it is a cool tone not warm at all..that is why you can go both directions... Worldly gray is a bit cooler than accessible Beige...If you go warm on the walls your room will just be one note of Beige:( to matching ....I would keep the walls just a bit cooler so the room is not all beige and you can introduce a tiny bit of gray....I wouldnot do accessible Beige just to Beige:((...See More- 9 years ago
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