Showing posts with label upholstered bed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label upholstered bed. Show all posts

Monday, March 26, 2012

Fresh bedroom inspiration

I think it's hard to go wrong with white and blue
via Target print ad
 
The owner of this bedrooom quotes "I was a lot more beige once upon a time but a trip to Australia stopped all that."  I love it when a recent trip spurs you to make changes in one's everday life!


3 above via Heart Homes mag

The bedding in the photo above, and the photo below, along with the graphic rug, create a very fresh and modern feeling to these bedrooms.


2 above via Adore Home

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Exciting! A promo code just for Decorology readers - $125 off Sobu's "Junk in the Trunk" storage bed!!

The AWESOME folks at SOBU are offering you guys a really great deal on their Junk in the Trunk storage bed. Here is the SOBU code for Decorology visitors only: DecoFree
enter this SOBU code for FREE SHIPPING (Save $125) on the Junk in the Trunk Bed with Storage:modern and practical twin bed with large storage drawer. Perfect for small spaces, kids rooms or guest bedrooms.

Read about/purchase it here

"Shoes, clothes, toys, junk. We were tired of visual clutter. So, here’s a solution for keeping bedrooms in tip-top shape and clutter free. Just pull out the footboard and a roomy storage drawer presents itself. Chuck your stuff in there and forget about it. Twin size ideal for small spaces, kids rooms or guest bedrooms. Super soft, off-white fabric with orange piping is resistant to staining and a cinch to clean. Add our Super Comfy Mattress and you’re ready to snooze. Simple assembly required."




A tidy bedroom means more family time....


Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Beauty from Domino - Rooms in a neutral palette

Our beloved Domino is gone - but luckily I snagged all the images I could before the website went under. Here are some gorgeous interiors showing neutral done right. Enjoy!

Kathy Ireland's bathroom

I love grays like the one in this bedroom




ADORE this entryway. What a nice view to enter and leave the house to.


via Domino

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Lovely, fresh Scandinavian homes

These homes really speak for themselves. Effortlessly chic and pretty.



The spine bookshelf really ads a modern look.

I like the striped bed!





via Skona Hem

Thursday, October 21, 2010

SUPER Glamourous French and Shabby Chic furniture

You'll love this shop I'm sure - Sweetpea and Willow, in Ireland and London, has so many gorgeous things I could furnish my whole house with their stuff!

Okay - this bed. I LOVE that the opulent white wash frame is paired with a modest gray linen. Seriously I might have to get this bed one day.


Isn't this the cutest chair?






What do you think? Think you could find a thing or two you like?
See more at Sweetpea and Willow

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Check out my article in Nesting Newbies Magazine

Nesting Newbies is a great new online magazine with useful features on cooking, entertaining, lifestyle, and home decorating - geared towards the new home owner or renter. I was flattered to be asked to compile a list regarding "If money were no object, what would you buy for your home right now"


Go to Nesting Newbies, Issue 3, and see the article on page 162.

Here's what I had to say:
If budget was no option, what would you buy for your home right now?

I like a look that blends a little rustic, a little feminine, and a little eclectic. I like mixing styles because it makes it so much easier to incorporate a new piece that you fall in love with, without having to worry whether or not it fits in with the rest of your decor. So, here are three things I'd love to have in my home right now:

A bed with classic good looks. A bed is a piece you should invest in, and you want something that isn't too trendy or you won't get tired of looking at in a year. I love the clean shape of Crate and Barrel's Colette bed paired with the subtle "toughness" added via pewter nail heads and a natural linen texture



I've been wanting a mirrored dresser for a long time, and I like Anthropologie's version which features a "dappled" look. The patina keeps it from looking too precious or overly glamorous


A pair of these chandeliers from my favorite San Francisco shop, Bae. I'd love to put these over a farm table or industrial style dining table from reclaimed wood.


Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Help sourcing a headboard?

So a reader wrote in with this question:
"I just moved into a new apartment, and the colors in my apartment are red, black & white, and I have just fallen in love with the red velvet headboard used by Stephen Shubel in one of the bedrooms he designed. Can you tell me where I can purchase one, and what size bed does the headboard fit?"

Below is the headboard in question:


Here is the story which first featured the headboard in House Beautiful
The bed is mentioned, but no source was listed, so I'm thinking it's custom made. If I am incorrect - I would love to know it's source!

In the meantime, I've gathered up some alternatives. The red seems to be the hard part to fine. Upholstered headboard and velvet are both in style, so we're lucky in that sense.

I believe Jonathon Adler offers the closest option, and you can choose your fabric.
See/read more here.

This option is from Skyline furniture, which also allows you to choose your fabric.


Here's an affordable version in popular gray from Urban Outfitters.

And last but not least, Simply Shabby Chic's version from Target.
So I open it up to you guys - know of any other similar headboards?

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Country conversions

pretty pretty pretty! It's hump day and I needed a little lift to help me over. These are mostly lofts and/or converted barns. So peaceful.

I adore this bedroom - what a gorgeous ceiling! I also never realized how pretty yellow bedding can be. Anybody have yellow bedding?

I need to find out who painted that cloudscape above the tub!
via Southern Living


such a sweet guest room!
via NY Times

This kitchen is a really successful blend of modern and country. It's warm and inviting - and still sleek and clean.
via Architectural Digest