Style Plan: Fall Inspired Cottage Bedroom
My personal design style is a mix of so many different things. I have a fresh take on traditional design, preppy and pattern filled decor and overall a happy space. I also love to inject those spaces with a does of vintage and cottage style. Some may think that all of those styles don’t necessarily go together, but trust me they do. An effortless design style is one that mixes a little bit of everything.
Here are some starting points for a Fall inspired Cottage style bedroom:
No.1 I normally go with a solid color for curtain panels, but I love the idea of going ikat pattern in this look. A perfect boho touch.
No.2 How amazing is this light fixture? I love how feminine it is and it’s such a small dose that you could easily get an okay on if you have a masculine counter part sharing your bedroom.
No.3 This lamp works perfectly with our color scheme but isn’t matchy/matchy. It’s a teeny bit off which I love. It adds a dose of whimsey to the space.
No.4 A traditional bedroom chest with a modern and glam twist is always a good thing in my book.
No.5 I needed to go big with a cottage style accent. Love the large buffalo check on this headboard.
No.6 I’m obsessed with my Crane & Canopy bedding so I was happy to use the gray border version here.
No. 7 Isn’t the color of this sofa the best! It looks like it’s been faded in the sun a bit and has quite a history behind it. I’ve been on a big kick of putting sofas at the foot of the bed. It’s a perfect little perch and additional seating area in even the smallest of bedrooms.
No. 8 Normally I find this accent fabric to similar to the main fabric, but in this case I think it works. I would even add some other mix matched options to place on the settee and give off an eclectic vibe.
No. 9 Isn’t this handwoven rug perfect for this room scheme?I think so! I love a piece that is handmade and this one has the fabric hand dyed and it’s woven on a traditional loom. All amazing especially seeing that the prices aren’t out of this world for such craftsmanship. Only downside is that they can have a long lead time.
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I like this design. I love that rug- good find!