Stylish Apartment Living Eclectic Bedroom, Atlanta
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Bedroom - eclectic carpeted bedroom idea in Atlanta with black walls — Houzz
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Susan Brown
I painted my stepdaughter's room in a very similar color... mine was Sherwin Williams' "Peppercorn." It turned out dramatic and stunning. I painted the trim bright white and her accents are purple, fuchsia and chartreuse.
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Mary Shell
they have sheets very similar at Pottery Barn Teen
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Dayka Robinson Designs
Cushions? If you mean the bed pillows, the purple/lavender throw pillow is custom and the sheets from a discount retailer (TJ Maxx).
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Aerica D'amaro
Hi Dayka, Can you tell me where I can get this fabric, or I can buy through you? Love your design with pattern and colors. Very talented.
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Teresa Harding
Nice!
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Loom Decor
@naushin- loomdecor.com has very similar fabrics which can be made into basically anything for you. please email me jackie@loomdecor.com:)
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This one was purchased from Home Goods (I added the nailhead trim), however there are lots of great tutorials on the web for making your own, especially if you need an oversized board. Homasote is a great product to use and you can wrap it in the fabric of your choice and add wood framing around the edges to up the ante. Search the web then hit your local Home Depot or Lowe's building department for supplies. Good luck!
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kao7
I just found a couple really cute boards at Kirklands, similar to a Home Goods.
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Christine M
The desk lamp looks similar to this one from Office Max: http://www.officemax.com/office-furniture/lighting/desk-and-floor-lamps/product-prod3300062
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Mary
The desk is from West Elm. I just purchased it as a bedside table for FL home and use it as a desk when there. It looks fabulous and is high quality! Love it!
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Dayka Robinson Designs
Absolutely! Just pay attention to your scale. The chevron pattern on the bed is large scale pattern, the pillows are a medium scale, and the sheets are a small scale, which is why this look works. Good luck! xo
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Pamela DeCuir Interior Designs
You certainly can. Dayka is absolutely correct.
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Kelly Wearstler's Bengal Bazaar.
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Dayka Robinson Designs
The chair is actually a vintage piece that I sourced, refinished & recovered myself since that's totally up my alley. See its original look here! http://www.daykarobinsondesignsblog.com/2010/06/before-and-after-office-chair.html
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Samantha Schoech added this to A Desk for Every Home Office
Clever WorkspacesThere is nothing quite so sleek and simple as the parson's desk. But it can be a bit cramped. Lean a giant bulletin board against the wall and increase your surface space.
Lisa Frederick added this to Design Dilemma: How to Make a Bedroom Workspace Fit
This setup takes a similar tack. Trimming out the bulletin board with molding helps it to feel like a thoughtful part of the design rather than an incidental.
Laura Gaskill added this to Pick-a-Paint Help: 11 Ways to Mine Your World for Colors
10. Experiment with inspiration boards. A board that works for another person may not work for you — so try out different methods until you hit on something that feels fun. Some may love the physical act of cutting and tacking up tear sheets to a board; others may find that fussy. Collect items in a tray or basket, create an ideabook on Houzz, slide your finds into a binder or stuff everything into a big folder.
Laura Gaskill added this to Compact Living: Tips and Tricks for Every Room
For a workspace in the bedroom, the key is not letting your tech devices and piles of paperwork take over what should be a restful space. Keep your setup minimal — a laptop is definitely preferable to a hulking desktop computer in this case. Letting your desk double as a nightstand or dressing table is a smart space-saving move.Get the guide: How to Make a Bedroom Workspace Fit
Glamour Nest added this to Home Setups That Serve You: Designing the Office
Work With What You HaveOnce you’ve found a place that feels good to you and allows you to be productive, work with what you have. Don’t let the lack of a traditional office space get in your way. A desk can be slid under a window or tucked behind a sofa.Or you can put a desk beside a bed as a nightstand or getting-things-done stand.
Melissa Cowan added this to Successful Office-Bedroom Combos
Consider multipurpose furniture. If you’re working with a really limited space, you may want to use your desk as a bedside table. This can be risky in terms of the two parts of your life merging, however. Small things you can do to help include closing your laptop or turning off your computer when you’re done, and removing all papers and work-related items until you use it as a workspace again. I love the use of a corkboard as an inspiration board too.
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