add a bookshelf
I originally thought I'd put this bookshelf in the living room, but I like it in the bedroom.
I originally thought I'd put this bookshelf in the living room, but I like it in the bedroom.
The rug works! I love the bed linens!! And the rocking chair...will do for now.



Random rug found on the Internet...which magically coordinates with my quite-complicated bedroom set!?
Could I be this lucky?
Sarah's sleeping on the murphy bed now...and I've got a real one:
Bedskirt is on back order. And it still needs a rug. But the headboard and nightstand ROCK.
I finally settled on a bed frame and linens for my bed. No more red-on-red bedding for me -- I'm a grownup now. So to speak.
Here's the bed. It will come with a matching nightstand (not pictured).
And after exhaustive searching, I found the perfect bedding design -- green and purple, carpet-esque and plaid, all of my contradictory tastes gloriously unified by a better designer than I (Mr. Ralph Lauren):
It's called "Rutherford Park." There is actually a Rutherford Park in Victoria, Australia. Maybe they pair plaid with rug designs there.
I found this rug at Silk Road's going-out-of-business sale and quite liked it, but I fear it's too busy for either my living room or my bedroom...
Labels: bedroom, living room, rug
Mirrors hanging on ribbons -- too Pottery Barn, circa 2004?
A neat use of Early American stencils -- ferns in two neutral shades of green around the bathtub. I really liked this effect, although I'd do weeping willows.
I love these weeping-willow-esque Marimekko bed linens, but fear that I can't use them on my bed (unless they make an extra-deep queen fitted sheet).
Also, consider that I have a black cat. Who sheds. Copiously. And loves to sleep on my bed.
For a sense of the colors (although the camera does lie a bit) and the existing decor:







Labels: bathroom, bedroom, dining room, kitchen, living room, pictures, study