The fabric in the inspiration looks like Timorous Beasties pattern: Napoleonic Bee to me.

http://www.timorousbeasties.com/shop/fabric/31/napoleon-bee-fabric/

I like the expensive better but at over 150 USD per yard plus international shipping I might go with the way fair find.

Fun thread!!!

I'm guessing you need to stay in scale with the fabric...I'll go poke around for you...

Just came across this on Spoonflower. Don't let the pictured fabric scare you. You can order other fabrics....the scale is a bee every 12 inches, which is what I think you might need. The one in your inspiration pic is bigger, but it's on a large window.

https://www.spoonflower.com/fabric/6034038-bees-wide-on-burlap-by-tracy_dixon

If you like it, I suggest you order a test piece for 5 dollars.

Definitely think you need to keep the scale of the bee print. Both on any individual window treatment and,most importantly, in the room overall. Your inspiration shows just one window and the blind basically functions as the art in the room. (also it provides some disciplined geometry) The bee badges sewn onto a roman might work, hard to know without seeing one. (or maybe a large bee stamp exists?) But,again,you have many windows. If they all have bee fabric, your room would be buzzing in a way your inspiration does not. Maybe you could use simple,plain panels and incorporate a bee motif (or similar) by stacking some of those etsy prints on one wall from near ceiling to near floor.

I like the squid and it mimicked the light fixture a bit! You could use any of those no need to use bees you do not want a themy room but rather a room with touches of whimsy.

I love love love the walls! The size of the room and the size of the bed are what they are and I think the bed centered to the window is the way to go. It's unbalanced with the bed pushed over and the wall is not long enough to take a radiator, 2 night tables and a Cal King bed. If the radiator is a working one, which I presume it is, I would not put a nightstand on that side. It looks way to crammed in and frankly could be a fire hazard I think. Sometimes you just have to work with what you got. Your room is just not the same as your inspiration room

I would definitely try to match the wall color as closely as possible and use blackout drapes so you don't get any light bleeding through. Hang them just under the molding and all the way to the floor. Perhaps you could replace your current radiator with a flat panel radiator that would allow you to place a nightstand in front of it.

Another option is to put a shelf over the radiator in lieu of a nightstand. An articulating wall sconce could go on the radiator side of the bed, rather than a matching bed lamp. Ideally, I’d love to see the bed and headboard raised higher, so that the shelf would be easier to access while lying in bed. (I’m lost without a bedside table I can reach easily.)

How about using the bee fabric for covering the lampshades rather than the window? Just a thought...

I'm wondering if you just took a cheap paper shade and spray painted it teal it would work....(make sure to spray...badly so you get thicker and thinner areas).

I would go to goodwill for a 3 dollar paper shade to do a test.

The blanket might be this:

https://skelliggiftstore.com/product/large-irish-mohair-blanket-john-hanly-566/

Difficult to tell with the lighting of your inspirations pic (and, of course, colors online being inaccurate).

I think that blanket might be from Designer's Guild a season or three ago. But finding a similar mohair throw in that colourway shouldn't be too hard. You might find a similar lamp by looking for "buffet" or "console" lamps (also "candlestick" lamp). Many will be too tall,but I will keep my fingers crossed. Now the shade is a different matter. I've never seen another mica shade quite like it. (looks like fabric on my monitor) Hope someone discovers it. If you choose to simply mimic the lamps, there are many similar fabrics to use. Kinda/sorta like the one on your great pillows. Or you might find a similar slag glass shade.

I wouldn't try to camouflage the window. I would get some beautiful natural woven (bamboo or the like) blackout shades to add texture. I'd get top-down, bottom-up so that you can open the top to let light in and still maintain your privacy.

Super tough...I suggest all sorts of fabric samples rather than just drapes....other than that...

https://www.halfpricedrapes.com/fiji-yarn-dyed-faux-dupioni-silk-curtains-drapes.html

https://www.halfpricedrapes.com/azul-faux-taffeta-silk-curtains-drapes.html

https://www.halfpricedrapes.com/meditteranean-blackout-faux-silk-taffeta-curtain.html

Samples are available from HPD

You have quite the challenge ahead of you!

Beautiful!!!

It looks wonderful. You're well on your way to creating your perfect space! As for the bee fabric, perhaps you can have a stamp made that you can stamp with fabric ink onto a pre-made roman shade.

Personally, I believe the colorful bee print you found at Wayfair is much more preferable and would look so much better than the bee print in the inspiration picture. Or just forget about having a bee print curtain and find paintings with bee prints to go on the walls above the night stand and the radiator.

Brava,your room is looking great. The rad shelf works and echoes the natural wood elements in the inspo. (btw, I prefer your pillow to the 'original' pillow by House of Hackney) Perhaps add a green plant to the mix similar to the inspo pic? Plants always look so fabulous against deep blue walls.

I love it! Nice job.

Well done,love the shades.Everything has come together beautifully.

It looks great!

So refreshing to see such a vibrant and colorful room. Gorgeous colors and great choices to mimic your inspiration room. Great job!

The lampshades are beautiful and the lamps look wonderful against the wall color.

I think your version turned out even nicer looking than the inspiration room! I also agree with WalnutCreek that the more colorful bee print you found would look even better on a roman shade than the print in your inspiration picture. I love the rich, peacock feather colors and the radiator shelf. Beautiful!!

Your bedroom looks beautiful. The only thing that I'm questioning is the color of your throw - on my monitor the shade clashes with the rug. Or maybe the rug clashes with the walls and the throw. I would look for a throw that is more inky blue than green blue.

The room is coming to the point of perfection. Love it.

I did not read every single post, as there are so many. I did browse through the photos and some of the first comments however.

Perhaps you would want to consider adding a Roman Shade above the bed with the bulk of the colour being the off white in your bedspread with a gorgeous pattern in the colour of the walls. It will bring the colours up and add some visual texture to the window so that it doesn't look unanswered.

Hope this helps:)

Cindy

Wow, love what you did with the room and especially love all the crowd sourced ideas!

While I really like the chandelier, it might take me a few nights to adjust to it. Makes me of a giant spider. Am I along in thinking/seeing this? :)

@ Lisa Not alone,I saw and appreciated the spider and the fly imagery from the start. But then I'm a Rolling Stones fan,too.

Nice job so far. The color of the rug isn't working for me here, though..

The radiator looks like what it is...a piece of wood sitting on the radiator. Can you add legs and raise it up an inch? And deeper would look so much better.

Room looks lovely. Do you mind telling me where you got the toss pillow on bed...one with the blues and greens? Thank you!

not sure if any of these will work all from society6 they have pages of "bee" curtains

I think it all looks beautiful together.

It looks lovely. I think the large graphics (of whatever kind you choose) will really finish it off.

Did you look at the links for teal drapes I added above? I get that it's insanely difficult to read color on monitors, but one of them looked promising to me.

This is just beautiful, can't wait to see the finale.