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Help with bedroom layout and decor

5 years ago

Hello, I’m going to be decorating my master bedroom in the new year and am looking for some help with layout and colour schemes. I was thinking maybe Hague blue on one wall but my living room is also Hague blue the furniture will all be staying but I’ll be getting new bedding, curtains, accessories and possibly new flooring if needed. The room is approx 4.3m by 3.8m. There is an access door to the attic in one corner. It is almost south facing. Please try to ignore the mess in the photos. I have just removed the wallpaper which was on the bed head wall as it was starting to come off and was bugging me. Any suggestions greatly received

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PRO
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5 years ago
Can you post a layout , include where the window & door and also the radiator, which looks not to be under the window ( not helping ). Also, as you are keeping the furniture, could you include the sizes of those pieces too.

I think Hague blue will look great, really restful in a bedroom too. Maybe you could change the handles on the furniture for slightly more old fashioned ones to tie in with the bed also.
Lou Stainforth
Original Author
5 years ago
Ooh, I hadn’t thought of changing the handles, good idea! I’ll post dimensions later on, thank you
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The Glass Warehouse bottom pic is where my mind went with this. Id go for a plain silver/light grey rug. Always look great against dark wood. Remove curtains altogether, replace with a plain pale grey or white black out roller blind, straight edge. Looks like theres room to have larger chests of drawers, stick to similar dark wood. Pure plain white bedding, then accent with a mix of green and silver/grey, green and a darker grey cushions, bring in some pattern here and plain ones , perhaps to break it up. you could also add a throw blanket ovrr right corner of the bed, could be black to tie in with chandeliier?? Then a couple of big lamps to fill space on the back wall, simple shades in a pale/silver grey. Silver accents on chests Woold give you a modern/hotel look. just an idea, i get carried away! hope you end up with something you really love .
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These are a good buy and will tie in with your bedstead

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