Help finish master bedroom...window coverings, rug?, art, accents
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Comments (19)I am in complete agreement with Annie Deighnaugh. You could also try a geometric pattern --like the trellis she pictured-- in the reverse color way (blue on white ground). For a more finished look, you could add a tape trim to the leading and bottom edges of the panels and add a solid linen valance or pelmet, also trimmed with tape, which would conceal the drapery rods (and the fact they're not full panels!). If you're really looking to keep costs to a minimum, you could use the print for the valance and the solid for the panels. I have dozens of pictures showing just what I've described and will try to post some for you to see....See MoreAccent Wall for Master Bedroom Update as well as new furniture
Comments (18)No I don't but some of their pieces are made in very small numbers. So if they don't have it now, they may later. If you live near Living Spaces, show them my picture. They also have a lot of one-of-a-kind pieces. They are fairy priced. This piece was from their dining room sideboard collection. They are always adding new pieces. I bought my TV lift from Touchstone Products. It's so quiet and quite a conversation piece....See MoreNeed Help in Master Suite (finishing touches)
Comments (20)Adding a large dressing room is a great idea. The door next to sofa is a moderate sized walk in closet. Next to bed is a 6 ft closet with slider doors. As-is, the layout is very functional for us. It reminds us of the way large suites are laid out in nice hotels; usually in addition to the bed, you have a place to sit, and a place to write. The desk will serve as a writing desk and vanity, since we don't have a sitdown vanity in the bathroom. The sofa is used for afternoon naps, curling up to read a book, or enjoy a movie, so we get plenty of use from that. The other idea we wanted to do in place of the desk, is add a built in dresser from stretching from door to wall, (marble or wood top, white cabinet fronts). That would free up the need for the standalone chest and dresser. In place of dresser would be a vanity with wall mounted mirror, that could double as a writing desk, and in place of the chest of drawers would be a wall mounted full length mirror with an accent stool/pouf for sitting and getting dressed, so essentially it covers all our needs... dressing area, vanity, writing desk, and sofa stays in place. Thanks for the input. in place of dresser in place of chest of drawers an accent stool tucked neatly in front of mirror (not necessarily this one)...See Moreover the bed art/ accent wall
Comments (66)Wall panelling would be a great option for behind your bed! We have a wide collection of panel wallpaper murals that create the illusion of wood panelling without the fuss of building the real thing! Take a look at some examples below: Alternatively, you can visit our website and browse our complete collection! Website: https://www.wallsauce.com/ Panel Wallpaper: https://www.wallsauce.com/wall-murals-wallpaper/panel-wallpaper...See MoreRelated Professionals
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