WINDOW TREATMENT: Curtain/shade combo: these curtains look lined and they still look breezy.
DOOR FROM BEDROOM TO VANITY AREA: "barn" door with no header :) Found it at Johnson Hardware online! These doors were done by Studio Becker in LA. They say that similar track systems, and others, are likely available through wholesalers such as Haefele.
DOOR FROM BEDROOM TO VANITY AREA: sliding "wall"
DOOR FROM BEDROOM TO VANITY AREA: Modern mechanism for door
DOOR FROM BEDROOM TO VANITY AREA: Way sliding "wall" doors seem to go very near ceiling but don't but are camouflaged by the paint change and molding to make one think so. Good for our bedroom where the hanging hardware cannot be put up inside the ceiling as much as I would like due to the direction of the trusses.
DOOR FROM BEDROOM TO VANITY AREA: Another example of a barn door hanging from a narrow mechanism though this one does stand out due to color and style, not attributes that I would be seeking.
DOOR FROM BEDROOM TO VANITY AREA: Could be a beautiful walnut ceiling-hung door.
DOOR FROM BEDROOM TO VANITY AREA: Nice way to add a bit of color! Not sure what the ceiling-hung door should be made of, painted, solid wood like the walnut one or perhaps all mirror on the vanity side.
MIRRORED SOUTH WALL IF BED ON WEST WALL: A mirrored wall like the one shown in back with dividers is what I want to consider for the south wall, the one to the left of the bed when facing it, to seemingly add more width. I think that I would like more of a rectangle shape though than squares.
MIRRORED SOUTH WALL IF BED ON WEST WALL: This headboard wall with gridded mirrors looks mid-century to me. I would like the closet wall that faces the bedroom to be framed mirror akin to this to add illusion of width, less or no wood panels, though they are pretty.
MIRRORED SOUTH WALL IF BED ON WEST WALL: Example of possible grid layout over mirror, but how do you not make it look Asian?
MIRRORED SOUTH WALL IF BED ON WEST WALL
MIRRORED SOUTH WALL IF BED ON WEST WALL: Even all grid mirrors with perimeter trim might work with design.
MIRRORED SOUTH WALL IF BED ON WEST WALL: Example of mirrors on side wall for effect (but I would want more mid-century look)
FAN: in regular-height ceiling
OVERALL FEEL: This looks too crowded and dated.
OVERALL FEEL: Like the grasscloth texture.
OVERALL FEEL: I actually don't care for this. Even though it's in oranges that I like and on the dark side which I like for a bedroom, it looks too joyless and repelling. It may be that there's too much dark, fussiness and old style.
COLOR: Nice to have a colorful rug be the focal point; everything else would be very plain without it. Easy (but, perhaps expensive) to change.
COLOR: High-contrast color at headboard might work well to draw attention in our narrow room
PROBABLY OUT OF SCOPE: This idea could. be adapted to built-in under window in vanity area: Could place jewelry racks on inside of one door, mirror on the inside of facing door.
PROBABLY OUT OF SCOPE, but would like feedback: Perhaps something akin to this to the left of the walk-in closet that you would see when entering the bedroom. This would be for underwear, socks, pjs, etc., Jewelry could be behind single mirrored door at top right with a mirror inside as well or not as bathroom mirror will be close; could hang necklaces inside door (I really don't want mirrors everywhere.)
PROBABLY OUT OF SCOPE: Standing mirror has some mid-century trim.
(Don't think this link works here any longer but you have a hard copy.)
DRAPERY PLEATS: Grommet style
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