you had me at coffee in bed...
gorgeous color scheme
I love the above bedroom - it's beautiful and considered, but still so liveable. Whatever this style is called- I'd say it's mine.
simple and classic beauty
beach cottage beauty
amazing wall treatment
This bedroom started with the headboard and grew around it.
Which is your fav?
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Showing posts with label beautiful bedrooms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beautiful bedrooms. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Tons and tons of gorgeous bedroom inspiration!
I want that chair...
delightfully feminine
modern spin on Marie Antoinette...?
super chic "country" bedroom
stunning and simple
super glam
I had a pale green bedroom once and loved it - walking into it was instantly soothing
I really like this one for some reason
What do you think of the net of lights?
via iVillage
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Beautiful bedrooms with their own unique style
Look at enough home and decor mags, and you'll be able to draw up a template for a pretty "designer" bedroom, but to come up with something that's beautiful and truly "yours" is a bigger challenge. These bedrooms really give you a taste of the owner's personality...
Love this mix of eastern, Victorian, and industrial influences.
via Adore Home Mag
With it's yellow bed, green front fireplace, and slate-colored walls, you can imagine it's owner is decisive and confident.
2 images above via Alice in Designland
With wallpaper like this you can't be shy
via Country Living
...love the library in the bedroom...I'm guessing the person who lives here is a bit of a home body and like to curl up with a book
Modern but feminine. I love this look ...
2 above via Home Sweet Home
Maybe a traveler who has a flair for the eclectic?
via Pinterest
What about your decorating style makes your home unique?
Love this mix of eastern, Victorian, and industrial influences.
via Adore Home Mag
With it's yellow bed, green front fireplace, and slate-colored walls, you can imagine it's owner is decisive and confident.
2 images above via Alice in Designland
via Covet Garden
via Country Living
...love the library in the bedroom...I'm guessing the person who lives here is a bit of a home body and like to curl up with a book
Modern but feminine. I love this look ...
2 above via Home Sweet Home
Maybe a traveler who has a flair for the eclectic?
via Pinterest
What about your decorating style makes your home unique?
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Rooms for sweet slumber
For some reason I have not been sleeping well lately. I wake up feeling anxious but I'm not sure why; so needless to say I'm a bit groggy. Maybe if my bedroom looked a little more like these I'd sleep easier...
Love the quiet, clean design of this bedroom
via Home Sweet Home
Great morning light...
via Country Living
Neutrals can't help but create a peaceful feel
via Ballard Designs
So simple and clean... and coffee brought to me in bed is my idea of heaven!
via Pinterest
clean, no-fuss design
gorgeous!
2 above via Apartment Therapy
Love the raw linen bedspread and other natural textures
via Adore Home ma

via Home Sweet Home

via Country Living

via Ballard Designs

via Pinterest


2 above via Apartment Therapy

via Adore Home ma
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
A book that every DIYer, remodeler, and frugalista must check out!
HGTV's Design on a Dime Host Frank Fontana's Dirty Little Secrets of Design; I have to say I was very impressed by this book when I received it. Lots of decorating books have inspiring and pretty images, but this is one of the few rare ones that you actually want to read. It is packed with great tips - and not just how to make your house a better place to live, but how to live in your house better.
Is this not a home office/studio to die for? It's home office heaven! Tons of surface space, storage space, and natural light.
Some of Frank's home office dos and Don'ts:
Don't:
• Locate your office area where it can interfere with social spaces in your home.
• Keep a cluttered, messy desk for all your guests to observe.
• Us overbearing decor that will distract more than soothe and motivate. Keep the TV in the other room, unless it's part of your job requirement.
• Make your office at home feel too much like your other office. Leave harsh lights and sterilizing styling for the hospitals.
Do:
•Provide yourself with basic office supplies to keep the work flowing.
•Find a quiet space for your office that will allow you to forget about it when you only want to relax. Conversely, put the dog in the kennel when serious work needs to be completed.
• Use closed-storage, multi-functional, and organizational furniture to keep the things you need easily in reach but not constantly exposed.
• Use items like privacy screens, curtains, and solid dividers to separate your focus from the rest of the house (if you don't have a dedicated room).
•Add personal style to your office furnishings that inspire creativity and success
A lovely restful bedroom.
Bedroom dos and dont's from Dirty Little Secrets of Design
Don't:
•Bring the drama of our day into the bedroom. Change your design to help change your attitude.
•Use bright hues of color that make you feel a sense of urgency. (Of course, these colors will vary depending on your personal taste.}
•Overdo your design to the point where you feel as if you are sleeping in a museum. Like color, decor should lend itself to subtlety instead of intensity.
Do:
•Create a destination out of your bedroom that carries you to a calm, peaceful place. Seek inspiration from your favorite vacations.
• Work with earthy colors, and don't be afraid of dark colors, as they will aid in letting you sleep later in the morning. Keep an equal balance of design, high style, and downright warm cozy comfort.
• Include decorative pillow, but use the rule of three for this one. Two matching Euro-sized pillows with shams and one funky pillow that makes a statement.
A fun and chic entryway.
A tip I was so happy to see - Frank's tip on how to work with wood
"Many design styles will call for lots of wood furnishings. Avoiding buying a set of furniture or decor is a great way to save money and stay original, but that means you need to have an eye for matching distinct items. When purchasing wood furnishings, a good rule of thumb is to not have the color of all the wooden items in a space differ by more than three shades. If you absolutely love a piece but it is too dark or light, you can always sand it and add a new finish"
A super chic reading nook in my fav. colors at the moment - grays.
Well...have I whetted your appetite? This book is definitely a great addition to the library of a big do-it-yourselfer. It can be purchased at Amazon , or from the publisher, Abrams.
I received this book as a sample

Some of Frank's home office dos and Don'ts:
Don't:
• Locate your office area where it can interfere with social spaces in your home.
• Keep a cluttered, messy desk for all your guests to observe.
• Us overbearing decor that will distract more than soothe and motivate. Keep the TV in the other room, unless it's part of your job requirement.
• Make your office at home feel too much like your other office. Leave harsh lights and sterilizing styling for the hospitals.
Do:
•Provide yourself with basic office supplies to keep the work flowing.
•Find a quiet space for your office that will allow you to forget about it when you only want to relax. Conversely, put the dog in the kennel when serious work needs to be completed.
• Use closed-storage, multi-functional, and organizational furniture to keep the things you need easily in reach but not constantly exposed.
• Use items like privacy screens, curtains, and solid dividers to separate your focus from the rest of the house (if you don't have a dedicated room).
•Add personal style to your office furnishings that inspire creativity and success

Bedroom dos and dont's from Dirty Little Secrets of Design
Don't:
•Bring the drama of our day into the bedroom. Change your design to help change your attitude.
•Use bright hues of color that make you feel a sense of urgency. (Of course, these colors will vary depending on your personal taste.}
•Overdo your design to the point where you feel as if you are sleeping in a museum. Like color, decor should lend itself to subtlety instead of intensity.
Do:
•Create a destination out of your bedroom that carries you to a calm, peaceful place. Seek inspiration from your favorite vacations.
• Work with earthy colors, and don't be afraid of dark colors, as they will aid in letting you sleep later in the morning. Keep an equal balance of design, high style, and downright warm cozy comfort.
• Include decorative pillow, but use the rule of three for this one. Two matching Euro-sized pillows with shams and one funky pillow that makes a statement.


"Many design styles will call for lots of wood furnishings. Avoiding buying a set of furniture or decor is a great way to save money and stay original, but that means you need to have an eye for matching distinct items. When purchasing wood furnishings, a good rule of thumb is to not have the color of all the wooden items in a space differ by more than three shades. If you absolutely love a piece but it is too dark or light, you can always sand it and add a new finish"

Well...have I whetted your appetite? This book is definitely a great addition to the library of a big do-it-yourselfer. It can be purchased at Amazon , or from the publisher, Abrams.
I received this book as a sample
Friday, April 30, 2010
Happy Friday - pretty bedrooms perfect for sleeping in!
I am not an early bird, and for me guilt free Saturday mornings sleeping in never, ever gets old. These bedrooms would only encourage me to spend more time in them!
Adore this white and airy bedroom

What do you think of the branch?






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