Recently, I have received a ton of questions about sources for our bedroom so I have tried to gather them here.

Here’s where it began.

We even addressed the light switches because…

Yep. Here’s that light switch makeover story.




Lamps
Parisian Iron Gate Table Lamps, RH,with French rectangular linen shades lined in gold silk.
Pillows
About burlap pillows.
There are some awesome ones HERE, and here are a few I like:





Bed Skirt

Accessories
Love turned wood candlesticks? Me too.
Find some lovely contenders HERE, and here is one at a great price point:

Statement Wall
The wall treatment is Stikwood (Hamptons). It is reclaimed wood (pine) with a painted, very rustic finish that is a gorgeous white – not creamy and just a bit of light grey weathering. No nails or glue, just peel and stick. We installed it in 3 hours, and you can read that story HERE.
Our wall was bumpy and ugly from bad repairs, and I knew anything would make it look better. But this treatment surpassed our expectations because of the subtlety. It took no getting used to because it looks natural and not like a Hollywood set or over-bearing as so many stock photos suggest.


Sconces
My sconces are vintage (find possibilities HERE), and the curtains are DKNY (they were purchased as temporary placeholders until I found the perfect Belgian linen ones – but when I found the perfect ones, I put them in the Arizona master bedroom and foolishly sold them with that house…boo!).
Benches
I have two benches in here – one at the foot of the bed, another at the window. I cut a vintage Matelasse coverlet with scalloped edge detailing in half to create two “slipcovers” to drape over them casually.

Furniture
We have owned the cottage style panel bed designed by Chris Madden and other pieces for many years. The finish on the furniture was a very yellowed antique white, and I lightly brushed on a glaze of BENJAMIN MOORE Revere Pewter and water, for a linen weave effect so the original color glows through like candlelight. See this post for warm white paint ideas.
I didn’t think too long or hard about it and just went for it. When a color is bothering me, I don’t have much patience like I do with other matters – and I am a happy girl with a paintbrush in my hand. I can’t tell you how much better the bronze hardware looked after the paint treatment!

Paint Colors
Walls: BENJAMIN MOORE White/Furniture: BENJAMIN MOORE Revere Pewter.
Rustic Knotty Alder Doors
We replaced hollow core 6-panel white doors with rustic knotty alder solid planked doors made by Pacific Entries. They add quality, character, and durability to the space and look so smart with white trim. I wanted the master bath to be a serene oasis and stay all white so I painted the side of the door facing the bath, white, and I absolutely love it. It looks so old and French farmhouse gorgeous!
Door Hardware
They’re like buttah, and the pics don’t do them justice – a timeless design, and they get better with age.







Bed Linens
Two waffle knit coverlets by Piu Belle: here are a few lovely options…







Flooring
5″ White Oak Hardwood finished on site, left natural with a matte finish.

Find the exact mirror (which I painted Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter) RIGHT HERE and more Leaner Mirror Options RIGHT HERE.
This mirror originally had a black frame, and I gave it an antiqued paint treatment, mixing several different greys with a bit of plaster then finishing it with an antique (meaning tinted with umber) wax.


In My Closet
I love having my own closet. I found the vintage dresser on Craigslist and painted with an aged grey paint. The mirror is old, and I stenciled it with my Springtime in Paris stencil. The mirror has moved around the house for years! I hung a vintage crystal chandelier (made in Sweden – see some possibilities HERE) in here, and it adds so much femininity.

The ceiling is vaulted which gives it a very lofty feeling in person. If you saw this short video of me walking around the house, you get a better sense of the proportions:

Linen Slipcovered Chair
The Belgian linen chair and pillow are RH. Here is a similar set of 2 chairs:

And this pair of chairs is at an unheard of price!




Master Bath
Oh, the master bath had some issues before we gutted it.





I used to have this bench below in here – but moved it to the new bathroom we created downstairs.


Hope this helps! Let me know if you have more questions.
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Peace to you right where you are.
-michele
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well done! looks so inviting, great to revisit this makeover in your home.
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Thanks so much. 🙂
A breath of fresh air every time I visit your blog, which is often! Would love to see more of your closet and organizing tips! Thank you in advance!
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Great idea! It’s a sweet little closet that started out as a completely empty space (was maybe a panic room? no idea!). Thanks for reading, friend.
Beautifully done! So glad I subscribed to your wonderful blog site! I always look forward to opening the email to see what lovely surprises await within💕
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So happy you are here! Thank you for welcoming me into your inbox – peace to you. 🙂
What can I say….but it is all gorgeously lovely! 🙂
Really impressed by the flooring. Would love to have that, or a look similar to that—maybe even in laminate?—in our LR and hallway.
Thanks for the inspiration today.
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Merci! They have come such a long way with laminates that would fool anyone! As a DIYer I love discovering products that are beautiful, easy to install, affordable, and quick to complete. The white oak lookalike we put in my studio (which is still in need of design) is gorgeous and is linked in my ‘shop’ page at the top of my blog. So glad you’re here. 🙂
It was so fun to watch your video. I feel like I know you, dear friend. Your home is warm and inviting.
I need to get braver with a paint brush and lighten up my bedroom furniture. I bought an upholstered bed four years ago and intended to paint but…you know…what color…white…cream… Sorry to be so airy! My dad always called me Sawdust Head. I’ve always been a daydreamer.
Come visit and we’ll paint. 😉
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I am ready to visit, and I am happy to do the painting if you like since it makes me happy. I need new videos – and I may even give some thought to my wardrobe this time! 🙂
You are the queen of creating restful, serene rooms! I love your choices in colors and materials. The switch plate makeover is awesome too!!
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Butter my biscuit, I do love the sound of that, you sweet thang! The old switches…how in the world do switches get battered and outlets get stretched so badly they can’t be used! 🙂