As I’ve written in past posts, putting a room together is really all about the accessories. I recently wrapped up an e-design project where the client had the main furniture pieces for her master bedroom, but just needed to add the fun details. We started with her nightstands. I wanted to create a his and hers side, to make the space feel more meaningful and work with their own personal styles. Here are the options I gave…
Option 1
Option 2
Both options include a vase of fresh flowers, because I think that’s a great way to bring warmth and personality to any space. Both options also include whimsical, rustic and glam elements, to create both a masculine and feminine style. Adding accessories that are unique and fun take a space to the next level. You can find great vintage accessories like these from this great shop.
Next up, we chose blankets for the foot of the bed. I gave options that were both serene and calming and those infused with color. Here is the board I presented…
I also threw in a great pillow option for good measure, because you can never go wrong with this textile line.
We also styled the dresser. Here are the two options I presented…
The room is already beautiful, so we wanted to accentuate that by adding texture and unique accessories.
She is thrilled with the boards and has already started the fun accessory shopping!
mikky says
It's fun to see your combinations. I've been seeing busts used in alot of designs lately, now I'm keeping my eyes peeled for one.
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mikky
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Julia Konya says
Accessorizing a room is so much fun. I saw Mandy from Vintage Revivals drooling over that Nate Berkus pineapple on IG yesterday.
I love the tray next to it too, where is that from?
Amber B (Simple Dwellings) says
That sweet tray is from Anthology House on etsy. It is sold, but they update their shop constantly with amazing vintage finds. Here is the link:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/AnthologyHouse
AnthologyHouse says
Thanks Amber for the feature! Love the boards you designed.
Karen at Home Sweet Hollywood says
So true that accessorizing is the key…and can be tricky. You've given some great choices here!