STOP!! Don't adjust your screen!!!
Really......
it's me.
With an actual, real live, honest to goodness POST!
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I know all my followers understand, but I still feel the need to apologize for my long dry spells between posts these days.
Ladies (and Gents), let me just tell you.....COLLEGE IS A LOT OF WORK!!!
I feel like all I do these days is go to school and come home and do homework and repeat! Occasionally I make something for the booth (about once every 2 weeks). That is what life consists of lately.
I knew it was going to be a lot of work....but I was not prepared for the insane amount of hours I put into homework EVERY SINGLE FLIPPIN' DAY!
But I gotta tell you..........
I LOVE IT!!
Seriously, I do! Even algebra (which I currently have an A in....WOOHOO!) The art classes have been extremely hard for me. It appears I am not naturally artistic. LOL But what I lack in talent I am trying to desperately make up for with LOTS and LOTS (and LOTS) of practice. :)
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Ok, so on to my master bedroom updates.
Many, many moons ago, I posted about my master bedroom here. But since that was way before most of you were followers, let's take a trip back.
When I purchased my home, the tiny 11x12 master bedroom looked like this.
Many, many moons ago, I posted about my master bedroom here. But since that was way before most of you were followers, let's take a trip back.
When I purchased my home, the tiny 11x12 master bedroom looked like this.
1989 called and wanted the pink walls, brass fan and awful fake wood doors and trim back!
But once I painted the walls the perfect yellow/gold color (that I can't find the name to!!) and all the trim and doors, it looked like this.
Then this....
The closet doors painted white...
And my GORGEOUS Pottery Barn Velvet curtains that I only paid $20 a panel for at Home Goods which you can read about here!
There was nothing wrong with this look (except for the need of a headboard) and I loved it for well over a year, which let's face it, in the Interior Design blogging world is like an eternity! ;)
The changes I made recently first started out of necessity...but spiraled into pretty much a whole new look. You know how that goes. LOL
I needed a new home for the pie safe after I moved the computer into the living room.
The pie safe is probably the only piece of furniture I will never part with in my house. It is THE work horse of my house. It holds warranties, photo albums, every single photo ever taken, memories, Doodle's baby stuff.....everything important.
I really didn't have anywhere else to put it, but my bedroom. I also felt it was important to keep that piece near me as we start to bring in foster children. I don't want to risk the stuff inside to possible anger, outbursts, and such.
It is a decent sized piece of furniture though and my bedroom is tiny.
I tried several different layouts which made the tiny bedroom feel crowded. But ultimately, 50 more nail holes later, settled here.
It is a decent sized piece of furniture though and my bedroom is tiny.
I tried several different layouts which made the tiny bedroom feel crowded. But ultimately, 50 more nail holes later, settled here.
I was surprised the bedroom actually felt more spacious! How is that possible? It's proof, just because you have small rooms, it doesn't mean you have to always use small scaled furniture.
Do you remember that picture above the bed? It use to be in the living room. It didn't make the living room cuts, but works beautifully in my bedroom now.
Of course, I STILL need a headboard! It's been 2 1/2 years...I mean seriously, you'd think I would have taken care of that by now.
Do you remember that picture above the bed? It use to be in the living room. It didn't make the living room cuts, but works beautifully in my bedroom now.
Of course, I STILL need a headboard! It's been 2 1/2 years...I mean seriously, you'd think I would have taken care of that by now.
The only thing I purchased for this room redo was the denim comforter. It was important that the Pottery Barn curtains stayed in the room, so scrounging through my garage I found this old quilt I had. And that's where the color scheme started coming from.
I took the two dark red pillows from the previous bedding set and turned them around to hide the gold ornate stitching....and wallah, they look like new pillows.
I'll show some of the details in a later post. But for now wanted show you the changes taking place inside.
