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Anna was looking to incorporate some vintage accents back into her space and give a nod to the period of the house, and this wall sconce does just that. Made by School Electric, the adjustable arm and task lighting allows for easy book reading in bed, and the white enamel base keeps it casual.
Think of this headboard as a placeholder for any streamlined headboard in any sort of neutral color. All could easily work in this space.
I’ve used this curtain as an example in both of the moodboards. A simple graphic neutral curtain would work well in either of these spaces. With the solid rug and bedding, a graphic print in the curtain is just what this room needs.
Vintage Coral Accessories
In my home I always add a lot of color with my vintage accessories, and this is what I recommend doing here. Vintage pieces are fun, and lots of times reflective of our own personalities. This is an easy way to add some of yourself to the space. Stick with a specific color (or two) as a theme, and it will all work together.
I love the gray stain of this side table, but really any piece of furniture with modern lines and simple style will work well here.
Adding a vintage blanket to the foot of this bed would be another great way to give a nod to the old bones of a home while at the same time adding color to a space. In this case, coral will look great on this gray duvet, but if you have a colorful bedspread consider searching for a neutral vintage blanket.
I like my bed linens like I like my furniture, neutral as fugg. You can always add color with pillows and throws and your duvet will stay happy on your bed much, much longer.
Guys, I love this pillow, like in a serious huge crush on sort of way. I’ve added it to my virtual shopping cart like a million times. I think I need to wait a week or two and see if I still love it so much because, if I do, I need it. Anyways, this is the perfect example of adding color, texture and pattern using pillows.
Let’s get graphic with pillows. Pillows are the perfect place to add the graphic element your room was looking for. Just make sure to follow your color palette and you’re golden. In this instance the gray of the chevron stripes has the perfect amount of yellow undertones to balance well with the light turquoise walls.
Here you go, a perfectly neutral rug made from natural fibers. Gives a slight nod to a beachy sort of vibe, but the platinum is a good buffer and allows the jute turquoise combo not to get too beachified. Any fiber rug would do the trick here, and you could even sub out the solid gray for a big graphic neutral pattern and then of course just keep your curtains solid. Either works!
Anna had this nice dresser already purchased from Room and Board. The modern lines keep her furniture pieces unified even though they have difference stains and knobs. You could even have a white dresser with straight lines and everything would still work.
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