Transitional Bedroom Transitional Bedroom, Boston
Transitional master carpeted bedroom photo in Boston with beige walls and no fireplace — Houzz
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rogertawa wrote:
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Nessen lighting
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I wish we still sold Nessen, it's a great line!
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mbigaud wrote:
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Thank you!
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evamac1
Where are the bedside lockers to be found? Or where could I find something similar?
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Alicia Vazan Fuhrmann
where can I find this nightstand? I am living at Israel.
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where can I find a headboard like this
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Елена Амбросимова added this to What’s the Right Location for Your Bed?
Interior designers will tell you that the positioning of the bed depends on the size and proportions of the bedroom. “If the floor plan is square, then it’s best to place the bed on the central axis,” Russian designer Julia Golavskaya says. “But what if the bedroom is a rectangle? Then it’s best to divide the room into zones, with the bed located in one zone and a chair and table in the other, for example.”If you’ve lucked out and have a large and harmoniously proportioned bedroom to work with, designers advise placing the bed so it’s free-standing. This kind of “island” layout can help combat a feeling of emptiness and shortage of furniture in huge spaces. But this design isn’t always best — it would look odd to locate a bed 25 feet from the window in a gigantic room.
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Samantha Skidmore added this to Look Book Project
Proportion: The pillows are a good example of proportion because they help make the photo more interesting.
melissarmyers added this to Master bedroom
I like this the best - lower height & side tables protrudes out from end
