HELP,HOW WOULD YOU DECORATE THIS BEDROOM
Wendy Law
2 years ago
Hello! Having real trouble decorating this bedroom. Main issue is matching the things in the bedroom which I can’t / it would be rly hard to change eg the blue green silver wallpaper, beige yellow curtains, grey headboard that is wall mounted,black chandelier. I got this blue green rug from wayfair, thinking it might match the wallpaper, but it is a lot duller in person and doesn’t go. What colour rug would you go for, bedside tables and lamps pls?? Floor is dark walnut. Pics attached. Thank you!!
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Tina Lyons
2 years agolast modified: 2 years agoi like the colour palette but im finding that headboard and lamp as lovely as they are the wrong shade and textures.I like the rug curtains and wallpaper and dark flooring. What kind of style did you want for your bedroom, vintage, modern etc ?
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