The Evolution of a Bedroom

You know how there are rooms that might be easier for you to put together than others? Bedrooms were always that room for me… until I tried to do my own.
I finished it pretty quickly upon moving into our apartment. Probably the first room that really felt done. But within a year I didn’t like it. Too boring. Too old. Just not me. So I changed it up. Super girly. Too girly. Then again. Serious decorating ADD. 
Here’s the problem, all along what I’ve wanted to do is wallpaper it in something I love and have white bedding. But its hard to rationalize wallpaper in a place that you don’t know how long you’re going to be there for. Hence, the obsessive redecorating.
I thought I would show you each of the 3 stages, its such a perfect example of how pillows and art can completely transform a space.
Stage 1

Stage 2
Image by Danielle Moss
Image by Danielle Moss

Stage 3
Image by Danielle Moss
Which stage was your favorite?
Everything is feeling very beige to me. So we’ll see if my roomie approves of making some changes. Will of course, keep you updated.

56 comments

  1. Definitely 2 or 3. Stage 1 doesn’t really seem like you- well what I know from your blog! :) I’m in the process of moving and what to do in my room is a big debate! What if you did a colored blanket of some sort all the way up and then didn’t put the white duvet/comforter all the way so a bit more color peeked out?

  2. I know this isn’t helpful at all, but I love them all for different reasons! I think if I had to choose it would be 2– love the bench at the end of the bed, and the smaller white nightstands make the room feel less cluttered and more spacious (as opposed to the larger dark ones in the first). Love your taste though!

  3. white bedding is where it is at! I kick myself for allowing the HUbs to sway me into buying a fun yellow coverlet last year….I want it in white SO BAD!!!!!! Is the wall color the same in both images? the #3 looks darker, but could have been the day. I personally like it all – but maybe you need a more clean line, vs the frilly shams? jsut throwing it out there, maybe that will change how you see it? I always have decorating ADD!!!

  4. Love the bench in 3! Your nightstands are to die for! You know I want all white bedding but I do really like the pop of color in 3.
    I’m this way with my living room. I threw it together for the shoot but I’m still not happy with it!

  5. I looove stage two, personally. Would love to see the bench from 3 in there to see if that helps ground things/balance out some of the girliness? looks gorg, either way!

  6. I think I like the first one the best…but the third one is also so pretty. I really need a bedroom overhaul too…it’ll be the first thing I do after the wedding.

  7. Definitely two and three…they both look so pretty and cozy. Love the bright ikat pillows…maybe add in another pop of color so it feels less beige…maybe art over the bed instead of a mirror ?

    xxLily
    goldandgray.com

  8. I think i love a combo of 2and 3.. i love the bench in 2 and the way you made the bed but I do really love the pillows in 3.. so hard!

  9. I agree, combo of two and three. I LOVE the pillows from #3 but with the bench from #2. Girl, this is soooo helpful! I just wish I could pull off white linens. I don’t know how to bleach so I’m pretty sure they’re out!

  10. this is the same for me, Alex!! It’s technically done, but our bedroom is the one I think about being “not done” most. I love #2 the most. Maybe you could put the Ikat pillows behind the two standard sized, and then the little fluffy pink one in front if you wanted to change it up! The colors are amazing!

  11. stage 1. the brown adds some masculinity. the other 2 are way too feminine/girly to be shared with a man. a couple’s home should reflect BOTH people and should have too much of either masculine OR feminine accents.

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