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Master bedroom bedding!

erin_mastroianni

9 years ago

I'm having trouble finding bedding for my newly painted master. The accent wall is sherwin Williams tin Lizzie and the rest is sw Argos. I'm currently keeping the black nightstands and dresser and the headboard which is a creamy color. I like greys and blues and am trying to
Get away from green which I've had far too much of. I've bought many pieces of bedding just to return them. Advice!

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Lynzi Wise, Ethan Allen Design Center Chesterfield
9 years ago
Mix a tone on tone or solid set of Euros with a whimsical pattern with blues and creams to keep it light in the room and add accent pillows with some texture for some added interest! See below for an example:

Happy searching!
cpaul1
9 years ago
I would just do monotone colors in the cream family to contrast against those dark dressers. And get some different textured throw pillows all monotone.
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miacometlady
9 years ago
I gravitate toward neutral bedding. That lets me 'play' with the accessories. You can switch out pillows and throws, fun ones from TJ Max...those kind of things without breaking the budget.
sunnyd297
9 years ago
I echo the monotone cream/wheat bedding with a few throw pillows that have color/patterns. Selecting pillows may be easier if you choose the artwork first.
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Live Good
9 years ago
We might have the grays and blues that you desire! Please take a look at our bedding options on our Live Good page

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