Mt. Shadows Rustic Bedroom, Seattle
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Becky Harris added this to Reconsidering Twin Beds
This is a cozy cabin vibe at its best. I imagine one would sleep quite well in here, no matter how narrow the bed!
Becky Harris added this to Cozy Cabin Style
Drywall, Schmrywall. Who needs it when you can just paint the rafters and other framing? This room has a modern rustic look.
The Lettered Cottage added this to Beyond the Bed: Decorating The Wall Behind Your Headboard
One, simple light fixture, within arms reach, would encourage me to read more while I relaxed on this bed.
Kit Pollard added this to 5 Design Lessons from Restaurants
Plus, ceilings that draw the eye up open up people's perception of a space, as they're looking up and down in addition to at eye level.
Lily Gahagan added this to Be Our Guest(s): Twin Bed Guest Rooms
The perfect setup for a vacation cabin in the woods.
Erin Lang Norris added this to Take it Easy: Summer Camp Style
Twin beds. A pair of beds instantly transforms a room into one that's reminiscent of nights at camp and is a good option for a guest or kid's room. (If your visitors are 5'11" or taller, you may want to go a different route.)
Laura Gaskill added this to Decorate With Intention: 10 Tips for Blissful Bedrooms
8. Create a vacation vibe. You can conjure the mood of your favorite vacation spot with a few key elements.Lake: regional map, wool camp blankets, vintage booksBeach: driftwood, sea-grass rug, airy white curtains and beddingBig city: bold wallpaper, vintage chandelier, upholstered headboardTropics: seaside photo prints, vintage postcards tucked into bamboo blinds, tropical potted plants
Michelle Fries added this to 10 Ways to Get the Modern Cottage Look
Go beyond white. There’s definitely a theme here: white walls. But this room has something a little more rustic going on with the different shades of wood in the room. It blends a weathered, lighter wood behind the rafters, a golden stain on the window and varying shades on the wide-plank floor. Don't be afraid to introduce a variety of woods and stains into your rustic cottage.
Jess McBride added this to Design Motifs: Nautical Charts
Framing isn’t always necessary, though, if you’re going for that no-frills, rustic look in which authenticity and simple, straightforward materials are prized. Here, the wall studs themselves provide the framing needed to pull this map taut and tack it into place. The result is a room that seems very much at home in its coastal cottage. In fact, it almost feels like a little boat shed.
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None of Your business added this to Overall Look Feel - Color
Not the sort of thing you build, but the sort you create.
Mallory Walser added this to Entry Way
Exposed framed walls - painted all white
isabella castro added this to cottage
this is a very small home with very warm colors
