Master Bedroom Retreat

Before spring break, I completed a mood board for a new client.  She wanted the room to reflect her personal style while using the furniture she already owned.  A few of the things on the wish list were 1) a lighter paint color 2) a functional office space and desk chair 3) new bedding 4) curtains 5) artwork 6) family photo wall 7) chandelier.  All of this was to be done on a strict budget.  Honestly, I love challenges like this because I believe that you do not need to spend a fortune to achieve the look you want.  My client also had several pretty antiques in the room and wanted to paint one of them a fresh color.

Here is the mood board I created for the space...
My client asked that I not share the before pictures, but she does plan to share pictures once the room is finished.  I am looking so forward to seeing this mood board come to life!

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Here is the inspiration image for the gallery wall.  My client's headboard is traditional with caning detail.  It is also curved which will work well with a randomly placed frame arrangement.

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Are you thinking about making some changes in your home and don't know where to begin?  I would love to help!  My design que has now reopened and I am taking new clients.  To learn more go here.
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15 comments:

  1. I love all of it - esp the artwork! Fabulous!!

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  2. Ha! I can relate with not wanting to share before photos! Your board captures such a nice mix, the abstracts are my favorite, what a lively and sophisticated burst of color.

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  3. Beautiful design! Can't wait to see it after the client completes it. That light is so pretty!

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  4. So pretty Rene! I love the color scheme....similar to what I am going for in my master. Your mood boards are always fabulous!! Love how you pull a room together.

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  5. Lovely room! I can't wait to see the gallery wall with that caned headboard!

    Also like the quote at the end of your post. We've been in our house three years now and it's just finally starting to feel personalized... Why? Because I'm finally working my way out of fear of messing up and moving forward with some ideas in my head. It's fun!

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  6. thats beautiful! and ps i love anything with caning -- cant wait to see her room and that headboard.

    new round here - so nice to meet you :)

    B

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  7. Oh, AMEN to that quote. I'm tickled when I hear about clients seeking out your expertise but doing it with a strict budget to work with. That's when creativity really shows!

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  8. I love this color sheme. So relaxing and peaceful! Plus the quote about decorating is so true!

    Have a lovely day!
    Maria
    http://www.unidentifiedlifestyle.com

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  9. Before shots can be scary.....even at my house. Love the board, especially the soft background colors. And of course the black framed gallery wall will really ground the room.

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  10. How pretty is the inspiration picture and the tweaks you made. Especially love those curtains.
    Camille

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  11. Looks great! I really hope she sends you photos of the after...that's been the tough part for me. Great bedspread and drapes!

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  12. I agree with Pam. So lively and sophisticated. I especially love the vibrant abstract art. Great colorway.

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  13. Really pretty Rene, I know this will make your client very happy. I don't like sharing some of our before photos but it's reality so I just bite the bullet and share away.

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  14. Rene, I'm in love with that inspiration image! Can't wait to see your client's finished space!

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  15. I love the shape of that blue sofa at the foot of the bed. Perfect for that room! So cozy.
    -Trish

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