Winchelsea BeachCoastal Bedroom, London
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Get into the tongue-and-grooveThere are few décor touches that instantly conjure up a cottage vibe than painted tongue-and-groove panelling. It’ll really up the cute factor in a bedroom, especially when paired with soft vintage-style florals and well chosen antique details, such as the lamp and pastel green-painted shelf seen here.Go for full wall height, as in this sweet sleep space, or halfway up, and top with a dado rail. White paint will keep the space feeling airy, however small. Choose a satin finish for a soft sheen and light-bouncing properties or, if you prefer a matt look, go for eggshell, which will do the job but still wipe clean.
Pair with pastel tonesSoften white without altering the mood of a pale scheme by teaming it with chalky pastels. They have just enough colour to add interest to the bedroom, but remain subtle. Try vintage florals for a cosy cottage feel.
Make use of found featuresThis reclaimed headboard stands out beautifully against the clean lines of the white tongue and groove walls. Teaming rustic elements with country charm makes for a grown-up and characterful teenager’s room.
Team panelling with timberThis gorgeous timber headboard, made from reclaimed boards, stands out against the simple tongue and groove panelling and gives a nice shot of rustic texture to this pale, peaceful room.
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