Hollywood Regency Bedroom Reveal

I'm finally finished with my bedroom redo.  I was going for a Hollywood Regency look.  I'm not sure if I followed all the "Rules"of Hollywood Regency, but..... 

......I feel mighty glamorous lounging in my new bedroom!

Here's the before and after picture.  By putting the bed against the wall with the windows, the room seemed instantly bigger...Go figure!

I wanted to use wallpaper behind the bed....But, Holy cow have you priced wallpaper lately?  So, plan "B"...After painting all of the walls with Sherwin Williams Mountain Air paint

I found a much cheeper option to wallpaper...A stencil.  I was thrilled when I found this great Art Deco stencil from "Cutting Edge Stencil"

I really struggled to get good photos.  The room has very little natural light...Great for sleeping...Horrid for pictures!

Now I was on to the fun stuff..Decorating

I found the high chest of drawers at Vintage Living Market Place while on my East Coast of Florida road trip

I knew I wanted a starburst but, after no luck searching antique stores I found this one at Stein Mart.  I was thrilled to find this white lady bust at Ross for $9.99!

The little blue slipper chair was a yard sale find from many years ago.   It was $11.00 and the lady said her mother had brought it from France.  

I slip covered it for my living room and completely forgot what was underneath.... I was going to recover it for the bedroom and when I took the slipcover off....OMG...It was perfect!

  

The pole lamp in the corner was another Vintage Living Market Place find.  I couldn't resist since it came complete with some sparkly bling.

On the other wall is the broken china mosaic dress form I made....

.......I think it has found a perfect home

The throw on the end of the bed is from Ikea

The pillows are from Home goods

You can read about my lampshade hat box Here

I've had this dressing table for many years.  I finally got around to painting the jewelry chest

I'll do a blog post soon on the easy temporary padded headboard and the cheapest easiest way to make a drapery cornice board.

Well....I'm off.... I think I'll put on my silk pajamas, grab a martini and lounge in my bedroom!

Happy Creating
Carol