OK, now I see another view, you already "got it goin on", please, please don't be offended, "take them pigs" back to the farm, fry em or roast them. The vernacular ain't right, nor are those pigs, the chairs are gorgeous, your pieces are very, very nice, chandelier is perfect, you got it girl, you just need to arrange what you have, I don't know how much more art you have, but you can collage them together with one chair, and I see you have just the mirror I was referring to, take the same mirror, take it out the frame, center the mirror on a larger piece of drywall painted with a matte white, white finish, then get some crown molding from Home Depot or Lowes, sometimes they have the pre-cut pkgs for door trim, spray paint it high gloss black, put it together and you have just reinvented that mirror, I also see some chrome pieces, love it, sit in one of those gorgeous chairs, close your eyes and visualize what you already have, I can tell you "got it in you" just by what I see you have, "ROCK IT YOURSELF GIRL" don't be scarrred and hit us back next week. :o)

Hi, I suggest you move the mirrors up , at the level of the window because they are too low , with this you will create a hight of the room , the carpet it is a problem : 1: it keeps the dust in the house and 2: you can never have a clean room with it . I also suggest get some money put a wood floor and the radiator can be cut out , moved on the floor heating , then you can decide if you want or not to create a small place to sit at the window or the corner where your closet is a small table with a chair where you can rest and have also a make-up session . Move the curtains close to the level of the ceiling and try to find a fade coloured curtain that can create an accent in the room (just because you have a patter wall that does not mean everything in the house should have a patter as well) and i suggest a plant because it keeps the air clean even when you sleep . i can try to make you a design suggestion and see more of what i am writing you, but i will need some specific measurements of the room (height- distance from the wall to the window and to the corner and after to the door , i assume that is where the master-bedroom bath is . Kind regards, Andreea

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Hi Marisol. Another suggestion to add to the mix. The drawers are set into a full frame. Leave the drawers as they are, the wood grain is beautiful...... Look at taking the drawers out, painting the unit in a cool grey (Farrow & Ball or Little Green) then put the drawers back. The natural wood fronts surrounded by the paint finish will look faaaab. Bigger lamps a must...... Bedding in cool grey with pure white pillows....mmmmmm Try white plantation shutters into the narrow windows above the bed. The headboard needs a focal point, add some artwork, oak frame with a cool grey mount board and white inner bevel.. Hope that helps, Martin: www.angel-martin.com