I change my mind a lot. I know. Recently, I painted my brown bathroom a great charcoal. And I love it. I also love the other gray room in my house. But now with two gray rooms, I'm not so much feeling the gray bedroom idea I had going on. I mean, I still like the look... but I don't want three gray rooms.
So on to Plan B: Midnight blue walls. I love the way a deep, dark blue not only contrasts lovely with white, but also brings out the beauty of wood and copper or bronze.
I plan to:
- Keep my mid-century modern dresser. It will be a tight squeeze in the cozy space, but the vintage silhouette will work great with the nightstands - and the dresser itself will provide much-needed storage space compared to switching to a tall, skinny chest of drawers. (...Besides, I'm trying to really "work with what I have" this year.)
- Leave the headboard spray painted red. My grandma and mom convinced me. "It's soooo pretty red!"
- Spray paint my black cage pendant lights copper, or more likely: antique brass.
- Keep accessories minimal. Bring in a bit of vintage, a bit of copper or brass sheen, and some textures - like burlap, soft fleece, and gauzy curtains.
- Track down and buy an old ladder - I'd love one for blanket storage without taking up too much valuable floor space.
(Here's^ my original plan: gray walls, a new white dresser, and lots of vintage, cottagey touches.)
And here's some more inspiration for my midnight blue bedroom:
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| Dust Jacket |
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| Lonny Magazine |
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| Apartment Therapy |
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