We are on a master bedroom remodel ideas roll here at Places In The Home.
Between the DIY projects, the oppressive heat that takes no prisoners, and the decorating tweaks over the last month, we are in full-on “what can we do next?” mode.
The next project to eventually tackle is the master bedroom.
The reason why this project is currently not under construction is a whole nother story, and one I may share with you all one day.
Until then, the master bedroom remodel ideas flow.
A picture shows it all and here it is- the master bedroom in all its pre-overhaul glory.
This photo, in all its 1980s decorating trends glory, was taken the day before the new carpet was installed last March.
This is the bedroom from about the half mark, and pretty much shows what I’ll be working with when the next phase of the remodel commences.
What’s not pictured is the master bathroom, dressing area, and walk in closets the entire length of the sleeping area.
We are talking nice square footage to work with- 800 sq. ft. to be exact.
I’m going big with the master bedroom remodel ideas.
I am forever working and tweaking the master bedroom accessory board, and may I just add I am in home furnishings heaven!
I’m not one to jump into the trend pool too quickly or strictly attach myself to one particular style.
My signature style leans toward classic traditional paired with new traditional.
Classic stylings prove timeless, and can be easily enhanced with the addition of current accessories.
The all important pop of color is obtained through paint, wallcoverings, and/or window treatments.
But on second thought…
Gold and silver are consummate favorites of mine.
I consider shades of gold and silver to be neutrals.
Empire Gold from Sherwin-Williams is a maybe contender in the wall color category.
Marshmallow white in all its neutral gorgeous goodness is the leading contender as an accent color.
I can’t help it, I’m a fan of carpet in a bedroom.
I swooned when I found the Dana Landing series from Mohawk in Ice Plant.
The other night we were watching a movie that now I can’t remember the name of.
The big scene with the leading man came up.
I put down my magazine (when a movie doesn’t hold my interest I tend to multitask) and Dave noticed me paying close attention.
When the movie was over he asked me if I liked it.
He made mention of noticing my attention turned away from the shelter magazine and to the scene with the leading man.
I assured him it wasn’t the leading man that caught my attention, but the crimson red dupioni silk drapes in the scene.
Talk about a scene stealer!
