Showing posts with label Master Bedroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Master Bedroom. Show all posts
Friday, October 26, 2012
Our Master Suite
While we are not completely done with our master bedroom, this weekend is Master Suite Link Up at Remodelaholic!
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Sunday in Suburbia: Nailhead & Marble Ikea Rast Hack
I finally hunted down more trim at a different JoAnn's location which had plenty to spare. At this point I would have been better off just purchasing from Overstock, but oh well. At least they are completed! And they are fabulous! {Well, I think they are pretty fabulous.}
| Nailhead & Marble Ikea Rast Hack |
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Sunday in Suburbia: Little by Little
Well I suppose it has been a while...
I have been swamped at my day job, but I also have been busy starting and partially completing 78 different projects. Maybe not 78, more like 7 to 8. I have determined there is a really good chance I have adult ADD. No joke, folks. I once had no problem focusing and knocking out a project, but not so anymore.
Example. Friday when Boone left for the UT game he found my recently ordered fabric had just been delivered. While I was annoyed that the 48 hours to ship an order promise turned into 96 hours, all frustration subsided when I began unrolling my 9 yards of master bedroom drapery fabric. I previously settled on some prefabricated panels from Ikea thinking I would never be satisfied with any fabric at a reasonable price point. First I fell in love with Schumacher's Bellows. Which depending on where you purchase it will run you between $80-$120 a yard...times the 9 yards I need...NOT HAPPENING. So then I fell in love with a much more reasonably priced fabric from a local store for $33 a yard. However, I still was not feeling the $300 alone for drapery fabric.
I have had a crush on Premier Prints Chipper Storm for a while, and decided I could be happy with that. And now the Ikea curtains are now in my office. Now for some fun pillows. Also from Premier Prints, I chose Lulu Twill in Storm/Yellow. I am actually not doing the ever popular gray and yellow theme; I'm doing the color scheme I've had in my room for over 5 years - gray, black, various shades of purple, and a forever alternating accent color. First the accent was green, then magenta, now it's going to be yellow. There is a fairly good chance this color concept will continue for many years to come. Hey, I love purple. {FYI: so does John Portman, so I'm in good company.}
I have been swamped at my day job, but I also have been busy starting and partially completing 78 different projects. Maybe not 78, more like 7 to 8. I have determined there is a really good chance I have adult ADD. No joke, folks. I once had no problem focusing and knocking out a project, but not so anymore.
Example. Friday when Boone left for the UT game he found my recently ordered fabric had just been delivered. While I was annoyed that the 48 hours to ship an order promise turned into 96 hours, all frustration subsided when I began unrolling my 9 yards of master bedroom drapery fabric. I previously settled on some prefabricated panels from Ikea thinking I would never be satisfied with any fabric at a reasonable price point. First I fell in love with Schumacher's Bellows. Which depending on where you purchase it will run you between $80-$120 a yard...times the 9 yards I need...NOT HAPPENING. So then I fell in love with a much more reasonably priced fabric from a local store for $33 a yard. However, I still was not feeling the $300 alone for drapery fabric.
I have had a crush on Premier Prints Chipper Storm for a while, and decided I could be happy with that. And now the Ikea curtains are now in my office. Now for some fun pillows. Also from Premier Prints, I chose Lulu Twill in Storm/Yellow. I am actually not doing the ever popular gray and yellow theme; I'm doing the color scheme I've had in my room for over 5 years - gray, black, various shades of purple, and a forever alternating accent color. First the accent was green, then magenta, now it's going to be yellow. There is a fairly good chance this color concept will continue for many years to come. Hey, I love purple. {FYI: so does John Portman, so I'm in good company.}
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