The primary bedroom often gets overlooked. With kids and dogs, the door is often shut and guests don’t typically spend their visits here. But when the curtains close, and the lights get low, it is SO important for your personal retreat to feel safe, comfortable, peaceful, and like YOU. For this bedroom design we chose a french blue paint color for the board and batten walls. For a wallpaper, we chose a geometric cross stitch pattern for it’s simplicity. We knew the drapery was a moment that could shine, so we sourced handpainted curtains from Etsy in a whimsical floral pattern. The bedding is simple but elevated, and the rug brings the space together without competing. We included the sweetest tiny little work-from-home area with a spindle leg desk, a vintage woven chair and brass hardware. The walnut campaign mirror helps create an illusion of a bigger space, and offers another glimpse at the velvet Rose colored headboard. This Transitional bedroom design became the perfect oasis.

The primary bedroom often gets overlooked. With kids and dogs, the door is often shut and guests don’t typically spend their visits here. But when the curtains close, and the lights get low, it is SO important for your personal retreat to feel safe, comfortable, peaceful, and like YOU. For this bedroom design we chose a french blue paint color for the board and batten walls. For a wallpaper, we chose a geometric cross stitch pattern for it’s simplicity. We knew the drapery was a moment that could shine, so we sourced handpainted curtains from Etsy in a whimsical floral pattern. The bedding is simple but elevated, and the rug brings the space together without competing. We included the sweetest tiny little work-from-home area with a spindle leg desk, a vintage woven chair and brass hardware. The walnut campaign mirror helps create an illusion of a bigger space, and offers another glimpse at the velvet Rose colored headboard. This Transitional bedroom design became the perfect oasis.