master bedroom HELP!
We are moving into a new home, the furniture pictured here is not mine. I have never had these color floors before and I am starting from scratch with furniture. I like this style headboard at Arhaus - If you look closely it is a tweed type fabric. I am a little worried that it will be hard to design around. I can go darker dressers but what color walls? OR should I go a more neutral fabric like a linen. here is link to bed... Also I wonder if I can get same look with Joss and Main or a Wayfair bed for way less $$ just not sure of the quality.
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Comments (3)My only suggestion would be to put a long built in desk and drawers along the wall where you have the desk shown. You could fit around the corner behind the door to create a small partition if there was room. https://pin.it/7I0nkfX. Not sure if this link will work, but kinda like this. Other option might be to put the head of the bed under the opposite window but the rad would need to be moved I think....See Moresusan2494
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8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoFirst thing I would suggest is using an on line room planner - here is one. http://www.potterybarn.com/shop/design-studio/room-planner-tool/ Add the dimensions and locations of windows/doors/fireplace etc, so you can decide on what pieces of furniture and their best locations. Your room is large enough to incorporate a lovely seating arrangement in front of the fireplace and I would start with that. It seems you know the style of room you want, given your headboard choice and I would look at lots of master bedrooms on Houzz that had this style. The king headboard in picture is from Pottery Barn for $949, but there are lots of other choices and colors. Then decide on bedding, then a rug (which I would suggest) and curtains. Last comes the lamps, art and paint color. In regards to a color scheme, any color will work with the floor and either light or dark colored walls will work - a pesonal decision. Nice to have a clean slate, but it does make for lots of decisions. PB has free consultations, so if you decided to go with one of their headboards, they may be able to help you. Enjoy the process!
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