I only moved into my own home in mid-March so changes were from my previous interim rental, a furnished studio that I did some furniture moving in.

First, I added my gorgeous art (that had been in storage) to the walls plus a couple of new pieces.

Second, I got rid of my headboard. I realized I don't like them at all. Now I have a nice clean wall with an oversized canvas print (as I live in earthquake country) print of one of my favorite paintings, Nighthawks by Edward Hopper.

Third, I hope to be able to seam coat and paint the room within a year. Instead of the BM Chantilly Lace I have throughout the home I think I will go with a lovely shade of green (not sage or olive).

I am changing out the art and color scheme to have something new for 2022!

Painted room a very pale blue, new rug. Now looking to add some pillows and trying to decide if it is worth it to reupholster my mother's Quenn Anne chair

I purchased a Dr. Oz queen adjustable bed and frame, it's wonderful.

We upgraded to a King bed this year, including a new mattress that doesn't make me sore. Totally red-did the palette with earthy warm colors in a rug and duvet cover and pillows. I scored a gorgeous chair on FB MP that my cats love. We finally mounted the tv at a correct height. I got a tall antique cabinet for undergarments and pajamas. Still looking for nightstands I actually like to replace the Ikea ones we've had for 8 years and are a little small next to our bed. Next on the to-do is to repaint in a warm color (we have North exposure), add some molding to the walls, and figure out what to do with the sunroom off the bedroom.

In the guest bedroom, changed the bed, bedding and accessories. A much needed change!

Paint, closet system and new ceiling fan. Kept the spouse. Large sunk cost. :-)

And you never know if the new model will actually perform better!

I replaced a plain cream rug with a gorgeous hand knotted antique- swapped out comforter and curtains to a solid white to pull the white silk highlights out of the rug.

Kept same noisy model, just upgraded pillow for ear ;^)

1 - Moved in. Prolonged process thanks to the pandemic!

2 - Switched to a king-bed (put queen in the guest room). Bought new bedspread.

3 - Bought a different bedframe, more like the queen's (sleigh bed). Bought another new bedspread.

4 - Bought a "painting" print on canvas to tie everything together.

I brought new quilts last year and am now attempting to work out a new decor.

We went from art deco style to MCM with new lighting, bedding , kept the drapes, wall color, the flooring and the art it was a great transition and not horribly expensive .

Replaced old and outdated vertical blinds with pretty curtain rods and color coordinated curtains in the guest bedroom and office.

Replaced the colonial trim with 4” plain trim, all painted Chantilly Lace, raised the curtian rod to just 2” below ceiling and hung linen white sheer drapes, ( pull down blind behind). it really brightened the room!!! Fresh coat of Gray Cashmere paint on the walls. very relaxing.

I've had new linen, donna cover, and valance for over a month, all white. I made up the bed yesterday it looks lovely. I just need new scatter cushions.

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