November Grey: My Bedroom

I've been wanting to share my bedroom for some time now, but as mentioned in my previous post, these things take time. It's a continuous work in progress, but once I found the perfect bedding and meaningful accents, things started to fall into place.

By the way, I'm not much of a purple/lavender fan, but we had our bedroom walls painted a soothing grey, which turned out to have unexpected lavender undertones, so we decided to just go with it.

Much of the artwork in our home was done by artisan friends or myself. The sequin wave paintings were done by an incredible talent, interior designer and artist, Brian Carroll. He's much more talented than he even realizes, and once I can afford to commission more pieces for my future Séchoir office, I will! Don't they remind you of fabric and fashion?

And then there's the lovely "Cricket" print by Leigh Viner. Owning one of her prints is essential for style lovers and she has a to-die-for collection available at her etsy shop. {Enter to win one of her prints here!}

Being a wife and mother of two, I try to be practical (the circle raffia chest holds toys), but sometimes sequins are necessary in the bedroom too!

1. Curtains - silk remnants & ikea 2. "Cricket" ℅ Leigh Viner 3. Bed - Purveyor ℅ Curate

4. Bedding & Rug - HD Buttercup 5. Silver nightstand - Antique DIY

6. Lamp - One Kings Lane 7. Garden Stool - Home Goods 8. Chair - Calypso St. Barth

9. Raffia Chest - Home Goods 10. Sequin Wave Painting - Brian Carroll

I love to mix prints and textures in my clothing, so why should home design be any different?

Wearing Calpyso St. Barth sequin pants and sweater. Stella dressed herself in Old Navy polka dot leggings, layered tank & tee with a thrifted sequin top.