Center your bed between those two windows. First, find the bedding that will set the new colorway for your room. I'd find a rug to put under the bottom 1/3 of the bed. TV can hang on the wall where it is but needs a credenza or dresser under it that is 25% wider than the TV. A chandelier would be more calming that the fan, IMO. With the small high windows I'd try fabric roman shades and if you want to you can layer stationary drapery panels over them at each side.

thanks decoenthusiaste simple ideas that sound exceptional ..

How about a gray color for the wall??.. I will like a chevron pattern accent wall with a white and grey combination... Which wall on the picture I upload you guys thick I should use

You have a lot of fans and an a/c wall unit. If it is too hot to remove the ceiling fan, consider a more modern fan.

I agree center the bed, If you are getting roman shades no draperies are needed, You can hang TV on wall, but better solutions is getting a dresser to set it on. This is beautiful piece. and is 66"

If you are going to do a chevron pattern, I would do the wall behind the head of bed. Not sure as the windows would break up pattern, but it would be a nice accent against headboard. I'm not sure about you but don't think I would want that pattern staring at me every night. I wouldn't go too dark for the grey and then do a shade lighter grey for rest of the room. I would go with white on white bedding and accent with black/grey and maybe even a red pillow for drama. Instead of the wall, consider drapes in a grey and white pattern and put up grey shades to match wall paint.

White bedding has such a relaxing spa like aura.

I think the crib is moving to the room next door, happyleg.

yes the crib its going out the room..

thanks for the comment susan2494.. second thoughts of the chevron pattern maybe it's better to use this idea

and for the wall color thinking on this one - it's name mindfull gray

Just checking in, that floors are grey? and then walls grey?

I agree that whole wall of chevron with simpler room - on windows more manageable.

I know, kids go into parent's room.

yes everdebz the tiles has a litle pinch of gray.. You think to much gray??..

*grey

Yes chevron on window treatments much better than a wall. I don't think it's too much grey. It's on the walls and if you have white in curtains and bedding, with the darker wood of furniture, you'll be fine. If you do not have a rug in the room now and don't need one I would pass.

You might consider doing the cornice across both windows in one piece and then just hanging panels on left and right side of the windows with the sheers in the middle. Same with behind the bed. If you need more privacy just hang blinds, the sheers will hide them.

susan2494 how about white for the doors??.. or should i paint a darker color.. maybe same has furniture

Definitely would recommend new curtains

White might be best.,. But going from dark to white, make sure you find the best way to cover. I have never painted a door :>)

:) making my research for the paint project susan2494

Thanks :>) Be sure to post photos when done.

Or more help.

i'll let you guys see my progress

Like chevron cornice... [for me 4 curtains a lot of lively pattern for bedroom]. As said, chevron has white, so that'd break up all the grey on walls...

Place of rug would be separated quite a bit from windows: a color then? I picture a coral, or sunset color....

or leave walls as they are and buy chevron rug? I'm biased cause I'm not big fan of grey or chevron... so.... I can just watch...

Giocole...where are you? What is the climate like?

thanks everdebz a rug is definitely needed.. i personally have a thing for grey bedroom.. :)

mrsstem i'm in panama (country), we have some serious sunny days here..

Glad you said that, cause with so much sun you could stand some hot citrus, etc. colors?! I forgot, think I'm tired, that you have tile. So a patterned rug wouldn't be best. Pattern on wall or bedding.... gee.

how about a faux fireplace below the tv???.. of course just for decorative purpose ... and a dresser on the left wall (were the crib is) with a decorative mirror

came to my email about fp - we have this which has nice flames [can turn heat off and on], an idea but tv on it? this is 33" wide.

http://www.lowes.com/pd_466668-47166-81837___?productId=50040664&Ns=p_product_price|0&pl=1&Ntt=electric+fireplace+heater

Here are a couple of consoles with fireplace. I would rethink the rug for bedroom. I have one in mine and will be taking it out. Use small throw rugs beside bed that you can throw in washer. just use pads to keep from slipping on tile floor. They are so much nicer than a rug that goes under the bed

I like the cornice boards in the pattern and I'd do them almost to the ceiling and about 6" above the window. This will help the air conditioner blend in. So one on each window beside the bed and one long one combining the windows on the side wall will simplify the strong graphic quality of the window frames. A heavier sheer will soften the room considerably. Love the gray wall color you chose too. Good luck!

New window treatments can add beauty and style to the room, as well as help to keep light and outside air out so that the bedroom is more comfortable.

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