Classic Casual Home Master Bedroom Reveal

 

 

Submitted By Classic Casual Home

Our 1950’s beach cottage has an addition

built in the 1980’s over the garage.
It is spacious and light filled.
After photo
Here is what we did to make it our own retreat…
I wanted it to feel peaceful
with creams, whites, soft blues and crystal…
Before Photo
Before we moved in…not bad but we needed
more efficient windows and new flooring.
Also, we wanted to build a wall across here to
make a more intimate bedroom and
carve out a home office.
I have posted about my new office here.
Rocky approves.
This leads to the bathroom…
You can read more about the new bathrooms here.
We kept the gas fireplace where it was and
cleaned it.  It’s nice that it is higher so that you
can see it from the bed.
Big television for Howard…ah, well, compromises.
The bedroom color inspiration came from a duvet cover
 bought at Macy’s a couple years ago.
The blue paint on the walls is called “My Painter Wants to Shoot Me.”
In other words, it was a custom mix that we played with over a few days.
 In the end, I would say it is a cross between Benjamin Moore’s Glass Slipper and Blue Lace.

 

The ceiling is Benjamin Moore’s Super White.
The painting below is of Newport Beach’s Back Bay.

 

 The pick stitch pillow and matching quilt are from Pottery Barn.
I took the pillow to our local monogram shop for the over sized monogram.
The gas fireplace is original but we replaced the grout and added new cement logs.
The petite sun burst mirror is from Wisteria.
The crystal lamps were from Williams Sonoma Home.
The ivory linen drapes were custom made (with a Parisian pleat) and a
blue velvet border that matches the newly recovered bergere chairs.
All the fabric was purchased at a discount fabric outlet–more about that here.
The silver drapery rods and rings are from Restoration Hardware.

The crystal chandelier was given to us by my mother.
It was in our home while I was growing up.
I bought this bench at an antique store in Florida and recently recovered it with a
Kravet raffia fabric and nail heads.  The carved legs were originally from an old bed frame.
The dhurrie rug was a deal from Joss and Main.
It came out darker than I expected from my computer screen
(non-returnable–something to remember when ordering from there)
but I think it is fine.
The end tables are from Noir Furniture and the magazine baskets are from Target.
The rustic wide planked wood floors are from Provenza Old World Classics.
This floor is throughout the house and is relatively easy to maintain and
gives us the casual, beach cottage feel.

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15 Comments

  1. Wow, your bedroom is gorgeous! I love the color scheme, and how great to have a fireplace in there!!! I’m seriously in love with your duvet cover- any idea of the name of the pattern? I think the darker rug looks great- well, everything looks great. Heading your way now! 🙂

  2. What a lovely restful, beautiful room. I think the rug is a perfect colour and being slightly darker it isn’t too matchy-matchy with the other blues. I like that it grounds the room.

  3. Thanks so much, everyone. It took a while to finish as the downstairs was first on our priority list. But we are so happy now. I checked Macy’s the other day and they don’t carry the duvet cover anymore. Also, the full length white mirror is from IKEA and was only $89. Enjoy your day.

    Thanks again, Cassity for having me over.

    1. Absolutely love this room! Loving the floors too… we are currently looking at Provenza floors at the Old Collection. Is that the Desert Haze you have throughout your house??

  4. Ficou muito lindo parabéns pela capacidade de transformar um quarto assim…ficou ótimo daqui do BRAZIL com amor e carinho Alessandra!!!