Design input on Master Bedroom Wall Decor
I could use some help with ideas for what to put on the wall above the bed in our master bedroom. The headboard is Silverado Cal King Stainless Steel with Polished Brass (made by a local foundry). The quilt is a Sea Foam color. The carpet color is Seaweed (Masland Carpets). The wall paint is Kelly Moore Parakeet Pete. The Bielecky Brothers wicker chair and valences are upholstered with matching fabric.
I need to change out the floral arrangement above the bed because it is getting faded and old. Would love to hear suggestions and ideas for what to put in its place. Something 3-dimensional? Textured? Wall Art? Metal sculpture? A little glam? Thanks for your help.
Comments (12)
Jamie Ludwig
5 years ago
http://www.kirklands.com/product/Lamps-Lighting/Lamps/Table-Lamps/Sand-Dune-Table-Lamp/pc/2286/c/2678/sc/2309/160679.utsSuggesting art over the bed and matching lamps on the side tables.
PROBeverlyFLADeziner
5 years agoRelated Discussions
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decoenthusiaste
5 years agoA chart to help get the lamp heights right. Consider raising the bed so the bedside tables arrive at mattress height.
cpaul1
5 years agonosoccermom
5 years ago
anniebird
5 years agoYour bed is beautiful! I love your paint color and your chair works in this space. I would like to see you remove everything from the walls and all furniture except the bed, chair, dresser and bedside tables. You have the makings for an elegant, tranquil bedroom; the treadmill and the large wall-mounted digital picture frame are intruding upon that.
I agree that the TV should be mounted above the dresser, and that your windows should be unobstructed. Additionally, the valences and blonds are contributing to the dated look in this room.
Suggestions for you:
1. Using a corner drapery rod, add simple drapes, such as these:
2. Sheets:
3. Coverlet:
4. Pillow shams:
5. Have a bolster made for your bed in a saturated teal velvet, something like this:
6. Bedside lamps:
7. Nothing above the bed. With a TV above the dresser, your eye needs someplace to rest; I think I’d leave the rest of your walls bare (you’ll notice your pretty paint color more that way!) with the exception of one favorite framed piece - maybe the one on the wall between your TV and window. (I can’t tell you where to hand it without views of the other 2 walls)abubnic
5 years agoabubnic
5 years ago
BeverlyFLADeziner