Bedroom makeover - help please!
Eliesha Rae
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Comments (26)I went to get the bedding today (pics ) and I found two that I bought in the end I did the headboard white instead of creme i posted a pic but I am not done it yet still needs pins and touch up I got the fabric for only 1$ a yard and I cant decide which bedding to do the first one has black designs going down it which I am not sure that I like and The second is from target I cant decide if I like it or should I just do a solid gray like the one in the picture of the room that I like but I don't know where to get something similar , also what do you think about moving the bed to the corner so that it is not under the window Thank you !!!!! Here is a link that might be useful: updated pics...See MoreHelp! Moving into new bedroom and it desperately needs a makeover
Comments (2)I'm moving into the bedroom as a a permanent roommate. The bookshelf can be taken out of the room so I'm debating whether or not to keep it. If I keep it, I'd rather not paint it. I'm very into Scandinavian/Japanese minimalism mixed with "Wes Anderson" style. In terms of budget, I pretty much try and buy based on three criteria: 1. Efficiency 2. Price 3. Style. I'll pay more for something if it ends up being extra efficient/multi-purpose over something pretty. If it's just pretty but kind of a chore/hassle to move and doesn't give me much use (Like, say, a mini credenza), then I won't buy it unless it's on sale/a thrift store find. Anything over $300 I consider a splurge, and I'd like to splurge only on unique accent pieces. I guess I should state that I do have a small steamer trunk that's very Wes Anderson style. It's about 16" high and 30" long and painted cerulean blue with a slight lacquer to it. It's super, super similar this trunk. I'm totally open to any color scheme! But my selling point for the cerulean trunk was because of how vibrant the blue was. I wonder how it'll look against the beige laminate floor.......See MoreHelp with Bedroom Makeover Please
Comments (37)That's okay about the bed! I think it's great to look at higher priced items anyway to get inspiration then find something less pricey in that same style :) I only suggested the stikwood as a way to draw in some interest and texture and visual on that tall wall but it's totally not the only option in doing so. You could possibly do a large print on the wall. That bedding color is really nice and a great accent color! one thing to remember you don't have to rush to but a room together. And have it look like you just went to a catalog and bought everything. Surround yourself with what you really love. And you will be much more pleased with the outcome....See MoreNeed help with master bedroom makeover
Comments (7)Good afternoon, and I am glad you and your family are well. What a fun challenge! Here's my 2 cents. General--I would stick to your grey, white, and bling color scheme. This is an elegant combination that is timeless. Walls--A nice pale grey but make sure it is not looking blue or purple. I like and have Behr Marquee Silver City. Or you could do an off white with grey tones. Get samples first, paint on canvas, and hang them up so you can see them in daylight and night. Accent Wall--not required. 1-2 pink accent pillows are plenty b/c the art is a strong statement on its own. If you still want more pink: a pale blush wall color behind the bed like Behr Marquee Stolen Kiss. Dresser: I would paint it the same color as walls. This will help with visual clutter. Dresser mirror can be sophisticated (round?) and have bling. Night tables: mirrored with storage, or wood painted the same color as walls. Other: Lamps that are silver, glass, or sparkly. (Make sure there is not too much bling in the room though.) A tropical plant. Curtains to blend with wall, but with the rod higher and wider than the window. New grey bedding that looks like a spa, with white sheets and cases if you like. Definitely see if office can be moved, or at least downsized as a console table and elegant armchair. Hopefully this will get you started on a lasting design. Pros: how did I do? 😁 Keep us posted!...See MoreJennifer Hogan
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