Showing posts with label bedrooms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bedrooms. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Wordless Wednesday - Twin Beds

THIS POST IS FROM ROOM REMIX - THE BLOG .
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House Beautiful Photo Francesco Lagnese

Atlanta Homes Mag Photo Erica Georgia Dines

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Lonny Mag Designer Ashley Putnam
  
Canadian House & Home Photo Michael Graydon
 
Lonny Mag Designer Bunny Williams

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Coastal Living

Kohler

Traditional Home

Elle Decor Photo William Abranowicz

HGTV

Country Living Photo Lucas Allen
 
BHG.com

Pottery Barn Kids

Pottery Barn Kids

Canadian House and Home Photo Michael Graydon

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Traditional Home Photo Colleen Duffley

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Tuesday, November 16, 2010

A Pretty Bedroom Makeover

THIS POST IS FROM ROOM REMIX - THE BLOG .

BEFORE

I recently visited Kristen from My Small Treasure's blog, and discovered the prettiest bedroom makeover! I knew you would want to see it too and she gave me permission to share it. She mentioned in her post that she intends to paint her furniture or buy new in the future, but I think these images prove that if for some reason you can't do that you can still have a beautiful room!


She painted the artwork on this nightstand herself and it does a great job of hiding the telephone/answering machine behind it. Clever idea!




Thanks so much, Kristen, for sharing your makeover with us! Didn't she do a great job?

Monday, November 15, 2010

One Way To Keep A Bedskirt In Place

THIS POST IS FROM ROOM REMIX - THE BLOG .

Janell did a bedskirt post the other day and there was discussion in the comments about how everyone kept theirs from moving around (or not). I said that I would do a post about a solution that works for me, so here goes!
The rug pad is a little bit more of an initial investment than other solutions might be, but I've had it for 5 years and it's still good as new so I'm assuming I'll never really have to change it out. When I'm ready for a new bedskirt I'll just detach this bedskirt, sew or glue velcro to the new one, attach it and call it good.

The rug pad really does want to stick to the mattress, which is the idea, but when you're putting it on for the first time or rotating the mattress it definitely takes two people because the mattress won't slide on the pad. Once it's in place though you're good to go because it's not movin'! It's been the perfect solution for me, so maybe it will be for some of you as well. Nice to have options. :-)

Sunday, July 25, 2010

A Cheerful Home

THIS POST IS FROM ROOM REMIX - THE BLOG .

When I ran across California designer Jamie Levitt's cottage style home on the Family Circle website, I was immediately struck by how bright and cheerful it was. I saved the link, and this beautiful, sunny Sunday just seemed like the perfect day to share it. :-)




For the complete story on this home, and for Jamie's tips on how to get the look, click HERE.

Friday's post: Bedroom Inspiration
Saturday's post:
Decorating With Ribbon

Photos by Edmund Barr

Sunday, October 11, 2009

Mood Board Monday with MckLinky - 1

Mood Board #1 click on the board to view larger

I'm a perfectionist and a rule-follower, so this is embarrassing for me. But, since I also take myself entirely too seriously, it's probably good for me as well. Rather than having 1 completed mood board, I have 3 unfinished mood boards. :-( My intentions were good but, when given free reign to decorate without any client considerations, I have a hard time settling on any one thing. At least I had already decided on a bedroom or I would have REALLY been in trouble. So here's what happened...

I started with Mood Board #1 at the beginning of this post. The trellis fabric on the windows, combined with this beautiful upholstered headboard and funky night stand has the beginnings of a sophisticated bedroom. (btw, the nightstand isn't exactly "budget" but you could use any bargain you find with an interesting shape and paint it). I loved the idea of having a monogram above the headboard and I chose this example because I thought the background color looked close to what I was thinking for wall color. Add the platinum shaded crystal lamps from Target and we're almost there! Except. Wait. Maybe I should really be finishing the little girl's room idea that I used in the original inspiration? (yes. I talk to myself)

Enter Mood Board #2. To the original Pier 1 curtain panels, the trellis fabric and Target pillow I added these cute prints from art.com and a dresser and mirror from JCPenneys. I liked the way the mirror echoed the curves in the prints. Someone had mentioned a 6-year old girl's bedroom, so I thought I this was working. Just a few more things to finish the room. Until..
Mood Board #2 click on the board to view larger

I saw this daisy rug at Walmart and thought it would ALSO be cute for a girls room with the trellis fabric. See what I mean?
Mood Board #3 click on the board to view larger

Once again, the lime trellis fabric as window treatments and also an accent pillow on the non-existent bed. The Target pillow adds it's punch, and I really liked the way this mirror I found at Target repeats the daisy design. Add a lime green lamp and a cute cottage dresser from JCPenney and...
That's where it all ended and I realized I needed to get this post up so that I could make sure MckLinky works before tomorrow (never used it before). Indecision and procrastination definitely got the better of me on this one!

Enough about me, now it's time to see who's linking up! I'm not sure who all of the participants are but I know that there are some very talented gals out there whose creativity you'll enjoy if they DO link up!

To join the party...
  1. Create a mood board (complete or incomplete! :-)) using either the lime trellis fabric or the Pier 1 window treatment (or both) as inspiration and do a post about it, including sources.
  2. Add your name and project to MckLinky (Example: PK @ room remix - bedroom)
  3. Then add the link to your SPECIFIC POST, NOT your general blog address.
  4. I didn't have a special button created, so please just put the button you see on my sidebar (using properties) in your post and link back to this post so that everyone gets to join in the party!
  5. Not sure why I would need to do this but, as the party host, I reserve the right to remove any links at my discretion.


Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Techno Color

Source: Sherwin Williams

This is part of Sherwin William's Techno Color Palette.

Here are some others that were thinking along the same lines...

Womans Day

Source: Canadian House and Home Photo: Ted Yarwood




Source: Canadian House and Home Photo: Ted Yarwood

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Have a great day!

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Jennifer Flanders Hampton Designer Showhouse Bedroom


I would be interested in what your favorite detail of this Jennifer Flanders design for the Hampton Designer Showhouse 2008 is. I'm torn, but I'll say the headboard - love the color, the shape, the detail.





Have a great day!

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

The Color Purple Part Two


Upholstered Headboard - Norwalk Furniture
Tufted Ottoman - CR Laine Furniture

If you currently have a passion for purple, this post provides a little of this and that for your purple designing pleasure!


  1. Fabrics from Calico Corners
  2. Clock from The Purple Store
  3. Dishtowels from Crate and Barrel
  4. Dinnerware collection from Macys
  5. Purple telephone from Target
  6. Purple Tumblers from Pier 1
  7. Pillow from BlissLivingHome
  8. Rug from Macys
  9. Scarlatti Salad Plate from Crate and Barrel
  10. Pillow from BlissLivingHome
  11. Pillow from Anthropologie

Crib Bedding Set from Design Dazzle

Source: BlissLivingHome

Some other "purple posts" you may want to check out are: Struggling to be Stylish and Design Dazzle.

Have a great day!