McCroskey Interiors These fabrics are from Annie Selke's collection - Shalini Taupe Raspberry, Esha Raspberry Pink, and Seema Raspberry.

blindsdirectcanada Upholstery while it is possible to do at home if you can find a good upholsterer it looks amazing. In finishings it is always the small things like repeat and how it fits that count and it usually turns out better when someone qualified handles it.

kcreynolds Your sense of color and harmony takes my breath away. Did you study art as well as interior design?
Can you recommend resources where a novice might begin to educate herself on color. Thanks!

McCroskey Interiors The fabric at the end of the bed is from Calico Corners. Thanks!

abrasfield I love the mirror, too! Where is it from?

McCroskey Interiors I picked up this particular mirror at an antique store so I do not have the Manufacturers name. Thanks!

Chic Decor & Design, Margarida Oliveira It is an upholstered cornice as noted by the previous designer. When created in a semi-circle version it is referred to as a coronet. I've included a photo of a coronet that I had made for a little girl's room a few years ago. If your budget is tight you can actually create this fairly easily. The semi-circle is actually half of a particle board table top (the kind you purchase very inexpensively to cover up with a table skirt). I had the table cut in half (raw edges sanded), then one side of the velcro was applied to the circle edge, and the other applied along the drapery's top edge on the reverse side. The drapery was then velcroed to the board. 2 "L" brackets (available at Home Depot) were screwed into the bottom of the coronet's straight edge side (the flat side that will be up against the wall), equi-distant apart, and also attached to the wall.
You can use ready-made drapery if needed for this, simply attach the drapes as mentioned and then determine the height by positioning the coronet up the wall so that the drapes still hit the floor on either side of the bed.
Good luck.

McCroskey Interiors As mentioned by the previous designers...yes, this is a bed crown or sometimes referred to as a cornice. I agree with B Fein Interior design, it is worth finding an upholster to do the work. Cornices/crowns should not be that expensive, it is the material/draperies that hang down that can get pricey. Try researching cornices/crowns online until you get the look you want. Type in "bed crowns or bed cornices" on google and hit "images" at the top of your screen to research the style you want. Print the picture and use that as your starting point for the upholster. Like I mentioned, the expensive part is not the cornice itself but the fabric. Depending on the size of the bed, your cornice will only take 1 to 2 yards of fabric...the draperies will take anywhere from 10-16 yards depending on your ceiling height and width of cornice. If you have more questions feel free to ask.

The Shabby Nest Valspar's Italian ice is a similar color.

McCroskey Interiors The throw came from Tuesday morning. Thanks for asking!

plfuller I have seen bird cages similar to this one in boutiques here in Texas and the name of the supplier is always Creative Co-op. I believe you need to have a tax ID # to purchase from their online shop. Hope that helps. ;-)

McCroskey Interiors I purchased the bird cage from a boutique in town and do not know the manufacturer. I"m sure a boutique in town could order one for you if you do not have a tax ID. Thanks!

The Shabby Nest Valspar's Cottontail is a similar color.

McCroskey Interiors The fabric is from Calico Corners, the style name is "Shalini" the color is taupe/raspberry. Thanks!