Today's guest post comes from Erika Ward, author of BluLabelBungalow, a blog that celebrates good design of all kinds - interiors, fashion and lifestyle. Erika also runs an interior design business and is sharing one of her client projects today.
Hello everyone! I appreciate Mrs. Limestone for giving me the opportunity to share a
Master Bedroom transformation I recently completed for a client. If you have any questions, please leave them in the comment section. I'm more than happy to help! I hope you love what you see..
About three years ago, a woman contacted me for help with her lackluster Master Bedroom. I was pregnant (with twins) and on bedrest at the time and unfortunately had to refer her to another designer. Who would've guessed three years later her bedroom would still look
like this...
While she managed to successfully decorate other rooms in the house, she was stumped when it came to her Master Suite. When I visited her a few months ago, she had purchased a beautiful upholstered bed from Thomasville, auditioned a few paint colors on the wall, and gave me a few ideas of the look she wanted to achieve in the space.
She also mentioned plans to sell the current home and that the furniture purchased would be used in her new home as well.
Based on our initial meeting, here's a concept/moodboard I used to communicate her vision for the room. The intent was for her to use this design and the source list I provided to furnish and decorate the room on her own.
A few days later I received a check in the mail and a letter requesting that I "just get it done"...and so I did.
My client now has a restful retreat to come home to after a demanding day on the job. I don't know how she managed to go six years in that dreadful bedroom, but today she couldn't be more pleased with the outcome.
Thank you for reading and to Mrs. Limestone for having me. Be sure to also visit my blog to see what I've been up to!
That is one gorgeous bedroom.
ReplyDelete*where* are those mirrors from. i LOVE this room!
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies! The mirrors are the Dubois Mirrors sold at Crate and Barrel
ReplyDeleteTotally gorgeous makeover ! Those mirrors are stunning. I'm curious about the shelving unit in #5, can you tell me where that is from ? I'm on the hunt for low bookcase endtables for my master too.
ReplyDeletebeautiful ... I also love the mirrors!
ReplyDeleteNicely done!
ReplyDeleteThe room turned out gorgeous. What a difference. Love the mirrors over the bed. Such a dramatic focul point. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteI ADORE the mirrors. Our bedroom is blue and brown too.
ReplyDelete@Centsational Girl, here is where you can find the table in #5
ReplyDeletehttp://www.thomasville.com/Products/Print-Item.aspx?ItemID=303745
Erika,
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the master re-do! Great guest post! Hope you are enjoying your summer!
xo
Heather
Gorgeous master bedroom!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a wonderful job you have done!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely bedroom! I am on that mirror lovin' train! They're gorg!
ReplyDeleteLove this! Wondering where I can put a mirror detail like that in my house - maybe the dining room?! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteMelissa
Beautiful! You did a great job! Loving the mirrors and also the bedding from your concept board. Can you tell me where to find that? Thanks!!
ReplyDeletePretty mirrors...
ReplyDeletewhat font is that on the pictures?! I love it. (if you could email megan.tsang at gmail.com that would be great!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a transformation. Your services were worth the wait!
ReplyDeleteLove the added element the mirrors lend to the room! Beautiful job.
ReplyDeleteI am a huge fan of minimalism, so this tops my list as favorite inspiration pics as we are working on our bedroom!
ReplyDeleteSimply Fabulous!
@Kristin, the mirrors are the Dubois Mirrors from Crate and Barrel. The bedding is the pin tuck from West Elm!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for such positive feedback!
Erika, What a gorgeous and relaxing bedroom you have created ! I'm sure she is thrilled.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this! So pretty and simple!
ReplyDeletethis is my favorite combination of colors! well done. the room is simple and luxurious.
ReplyDeleteI love, love the white end tables...and the handwriting font on the pictures...can you please reveal both?
ReplyDeleteerika at earthlink dot net
It is beautiful and very calming. I know that she loves it.
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