Our latest bedroom reveal is all about mixing materials to bring style into the bedroom. From an upholstered bed to the metal nightstands & carved wooden console, weโre making a case for ditching bedroom sets and never looking back.
Welcome to Harmony Creek! This restful, cozy bedroom came together with just a few new pieces of furniture, curtains & well-placed accessories to create the space our clients dreamed of. Read on to see how we transformed this master bedroom.
PHOTOGRAPHY BY EMILY SEWELL
Fun fact: we didnโt change the flooring or the paint color. Cosmetically, everything in this room is exactly the way we found it! It was the great, neutral base that gave us the freedom to style the room exactly how our clientsโ wished.
Before: Heavy matching furniture weighed the room down.
After: Cozy, curated pieces define this updated bedscape.
We swapped out the dark, sleigh style bed for the Daphne Bed in Cambric Ivory. The Daphne is available in a queen or king, and also comes in a Sage Worn Velvet upholstery option.
To complete this dreamy bedscape, we brought in the Rina Natural and Brax Desert Ivory Pillows. Pro Tip: a little fluffing and a swift karate chop to the top will give your pillows that perfect, Instagram-ready look.
SHOP THE LOOK: Rina Natural Lumbar Pillow, Brax Desert Ivory Pillow, Daphne Bed
At Scout & Nimble, we are passionate about furniture sets. Well, weโre passionate about not using sets. We love to play with texture and tone so to bring some balance to the lightweight look of the Daphne Bed, we framed it with the Belmont Storage Nightstand. We topped the nightstands with the Marisa Table Lamp + a Vintage White Porcelain Ginger Jar and a Mirrored Jewelry Box.
P.S. The Belmont Collection also includes a metal cabinet and and 2 styles of 8-drawer metal dressers. We love the rich, dark tone of the iron combined with the brass hardware. Truly the definition of โwow factor!โ
Before: While the previous dresser provided plenty of storage, it took up a lot of space and made movement difficult.
After: The Balboa Carved Console Table is the perfect stage for a gorgeous collection of art & accessories.
Opposite of the bed, youโll find the Balboa Carved Console. Intricate carved details frame this piece to make it really stand out. Speaking of standing out, weโre obsessed with Black Circles IV. This deceptively simple piece of art is just one of a beautiful collection featuring three other pieces.
SHOP THE LOOK: Stone Doorstop, Faux Olive Tree, Balboa Carved Console Table
Huddled around Black Circles IV are some of our favorite styling accessories. The itty bitty Faux Olive Tree brings a touch of evergreen color to the console while the Stone Doorstop does double duty as a beautiful accent piece and aโฆ well, doorstop.
Shop the Console Table
We love working with out clients to create the spaced they have always dreamed of. Whether itโs a quick bedroom update or a brand new build like our Crowโs Nest home, we put passion and expertise into everything we do.
SHOP THE LOOK: 1. Marisa Table Lamp | 2. Rina Natural Pillow | 3. Mirrored Jewelry Box | 4. Brushed Brass Tray | 5. Belmont Storage Nightstand | 6. Vintage White Porcelain Ginger Jar | 7. Brax Desert Ivory Pillow | 8. Daphne Bed
SHOP THE LOOK: 1. Faux Olive Tree | 2. Village Wooden Bowl | 3. Small Genie Brass Vase | 4. Black Circles IV | 5. Balboa Carved Console
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