Alright folks, it has begun. Here is my new room ready for painting and decorating. I'm very excited, and would really like to hear any thoughts or suggestions you guys have. Back when I did my
"what color should I paint my bedroom" post, light blue won by a landslide, so now it comes down to
what light blue.
That's the top of my ikea secretary desk I bought used, I love it!
An unfortunately large radiator. I had it in my mind to install a shelf over it and sew a sort of table skirt to hide it, but there's a pipe coming up the back, so I'd have to cut a semi-circle on the edge of the shelf...hmm...
my closet, this is just half of it, it has sliding double doors.
My only window *tear*
My room is about 8 ft. wide..which for Brooklyn is what you get used too.
Opposite end of the room, where I plan to put my bed. The room is about 14ft. long, which is pretty good.
There's this odd opaque window and two purposeless vents. On the other side is just an office/utility room. I plan on removing the vents and spackling the holes. As far as the window, it's good because it allows more light in the room, but it's also weird. Should I hang my full length mirror over it or leave it as is?
Another view of the end.
So here are three blues to get us started- obviously you can suggest something totally different. I think I'm rooting for C, I like it because it's romantic and a very cool color. I am open for persuasion however!
A. a "blue" blue
B. a "green" blue
C. a "lavender" blue
I'm so excited to hear your thoughts and feedback!
Love this John Robshaw quilt.
Really pretty garden stools
The blue of this bedspread is just stunning. And I actually like it with the light blue bed frame and wallpaper.
I adore this kitchen. That wide plank island table is TDF - and the styling is lovely too with all the flowers.
I've always like round tables with stacks of books
via Coastal Living
I love these wooden floors - and the fireplace!
charming - and checkout the blue floor!
It would require a lot of tidying - but I really like the glass front pantry. Check out the mix n' match table and chairs.
I liking the look of art leaning against the wall more and more. I also really like the fuchsia carpet and the retrained fireplace decor.
I love old houses - and when a renovation includes old architectural elements I don't mind "newness" so much.
A really good way to divide spaces in a studio - this solid screen acts as a wall/headboard.
A romantic treehouse retreat...
I love this blue, green, and fuchsia palette!
what a comfy place to have breakfast
