Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Master Bedroom Evolution

Master Bedroom

I just wanted a place to rest that wasn't hideous. This room has evolved over 8 years. I've added one layer at a time as I learned and explored what I really like.  I've made a few mistakes along the way like a pea green wall color that made me look ill.  Just because you like a color doesn't mean it's good for romance.

1. This mirror was an impulse buy for my daughter's room. But when I brought it home, I loved it way more for my room.  Sorry baby girl.

2. I purchased similar shades to these for my Master Bedroom about 6 years ago.  They are a classic look that started to add a layer of textured detail. I found mine at Ikea for cheap.

3. I actually like these curtains better than the ones that hang in my boudoir.  Mine work well though and are the same color with a sheen to them. I wanted to add more texture to the room. I purchased two sets from Overstock - one for window coverings and one for the closet opening. Unfortunately I let a few reviews get in my head and they morphed into shower curtains. That is until I bought the pillows in #7 that really pulled the room together.

4. The headboard. I had a lot of fun with this one.  My sister and I made this together a few summers ago.  It only took one day and came out great.  I spent days researching the size, shape, and design I wanted. In the end I invested most of my budget into the fabric - a good idea because that's what you see and feel. I waited for a JoAnn's promotion to get the fabric 1/2 off ($65 to $33/yrd.)

5. Ikea dressers! A practical buy that looks great. Clean lines... ahhh.

6. I wanted my duvet to add some depth to the room decor.  The ruching really helped accomplish this and create more interest.

7. The pillows were such a great find.  A few months ago I saw them at T.J. Max and bought them on the spot.  They pulled the room together and gave it that polished look I was going for.

8. From the beginning I had these frames. I displayed pictures from an anniversary trip my husband and I took. This was a great way to add a personal and romantic touch to "our" room.

So Annie should be happy.  She's been asking for this post and I finally committed and did it.  I love the evolution that constantly occurs in my home and it's extremely satisfying when a room finally feels "done."



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