I inherited a cedar chest from my grandmother and wanted to incorporate it into our master bedroom for much needed storage and seating. And while I appreciate pieces with history, the fabric just didn't fit our aesthetic. So this weekend, after a trip to Mary Jo's, I used a yard of fabric to upcycle my family heirloom.
And this is a similar shot of the room now.
I breath a sigh of relief looking at that second picture. It makes me feel a sense of calm, the precise emotion I hoped to invoke. Some of my favorite details are the pillows made with love by my mother in law, bits of vintage milk glass and favorite jewelry on a bedside table...
And a display of loved ones with my DIY lavender hurricanes.
The bench pulls it all together, don't you think? {p.s. taking pictures of the room was a bit tricky}
{I also got this great floral fabric which I hope to also incorporate}
And because it is fun to look back and see where we came from to appreciate the progress made, this is a picture from shortly after we moved in.And this is a similar shot of the room now.
I breath a sigh of relief looking at that second picture. It makes me feel a sense of calm, the precise emotion I hoped to invoke. Some of my favorite details are the pillows made with love by my mother in law, bits of vintage milk glass and favorite jewelry on a bedside table...
And a display of loved ones with my DIY lavender hurricanes.
The bench pulls it all together, don't you think? {p.s. taking pictures of the room was a bit tricky}
I still think there is a way to go in this space. I'd like to add some trim to the curtains, perhaps swap out the lampshades, add a floral pillow, reupholster the vintage chair in the corner and paint an abstract for the far wall. Stay tuned!
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