Master Bedroom

The pallet of colors has changed since early summer in the master bedroom of O'Day-O'Day.  From a cool aqua to earthy golds and shades of tan.

Nicole Miller bedding with a quilted chrysanthemum floral pattern.  Some contrasting, as well as complimentary colors in the throw pillows that include a touch of red and blue. 

The lead crystal lamps are from HomeGoods and were manufactured by Illumination Factory.  Shades are square in a slate gray woven silk material and a crystal finale.

Bedroom furniture chests and end tables are manufactured by Baronet of Canada.  The set is a mixture of two of their collections:  Victoria and Moorea.  Wood is a light maple and hardware is a finely brushed steel/metal.

The wooden platform bed was a special order from a local Alexandria furniture store and was manufactured in Maine. 

The con is that bed skirts do not fit the bed properly.  Pro is that the bed was also ordered with four wood storage drawers that fit under the sides of the bed (just right for extra bedding storage).

Friday PM, I was at a thrift store perusing their books at 50% off (one can never have enough reference and how-to books) and found a few more items.  Such as the large painting that I have hung over the bed.

In the store it looked huge and I was unable to fit it into a shopping cart and had to gather up my books and check-out once I found it.

Alone on the wall behind the bed, the scale isn't as large as I thought it would be.  Colors are right on the mark. 

Though, I could have gone with a much larger piece. 

Perhaps another adventure and treasure awaits in my immediate future.