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Remodeling ideas for a mid-sized farmhouse formal, enclosed living room with medium-tone wood floors and green walls but no fireplace and a hidden tv.

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How to Incorporate Natural Elements in Bedroom Design

Choose Natural Materials for Furniture :

Opt for furniture made from sustainable and natural materials. Wooden beds, bedside tables, or chairs crafted from oak, teak, or bamboo not only add warmth but also exude timeless charm. Reclaimed wood is a great option for eco-conscious homeowners, combining sustainability with rustic elegance.

2. Embrace Earthy Color Palettes :

Natural elements come alive in spaces painted with earthy tones. Soft greens, warm browns, sandy beiges, and off-whites mimic nature's hues. You can also introduce these colors through bedding, curtains, or accent walls for a cohesive look.

3. Use Organic Textiles :

Natural fibers such as cotton, linen, and wool bring comfort while aligning with the theme. Choose organic bedding, throws, and cushions to introduce texture and visual appeal. Handwoven rugs or carpets in neutral tones can add an extra layer of warmth and charm to the space.

4. Bring in Plants and Greenery :

Indoor plants are a simple and effective way to bring a natural vibe into your bedroom. Opt for low-maintenance options like snake plants, pothos, or peace lilies, which not only thrive indoors but also enhance air quality. Place them on bedside tables, windowsills, or in hanging planters to add a refreshing touch of greenery.

5. Integrate Natural Lighting :

Maximize natural light by hanging thin curtains or blinds that allow sunshine to permeate the space. Large windows and skylights may help you feel more connected to the outdoors. If natural light is scarce, use warm-toned LED lights to simulate the radiance of sunshine.

6. Incorporate Stone and Natural Accents :

Stone elements like a pebble-based bedside lamp, marble tabletops, or a stone feature wall can add an earthy feel to the bedroom. Accessories like terracotta pots or clay sculptures further enhance the natural aesthetic.

7. Decorate with Nature-Inspired Art :

Artwork inspired by nature can subtly integrate the outdoors into your bedroom. Choose paintings, photographs, or prints depicting landscapes, florals, or wildlife. Handmade macramé wall hangings or woven tapestries can also add a bohemian touch.

8. Use Sustainable Flooring :

Natural flooring materials like hardwood, bamboo, or cork are durable, eco-friendly, and visually appealing. To add warmth and softness, layer the floors with jute or wool rugs in natural tones.

9. Install Wooden or Wicker Accents :

Wooden or wicker decorations, such as lampshades, baskets, and headboards, provide a raw and rustic feel. These components provide richness and depth, making the area seem inviting.

10. Incorporate Water Elements :

A tiny indoor fountain or a tabletop water feature may provide the calming sound of running water to the area, making it more relaxing. These materials are very efficient in generating a Zen-like mood.

11. Optimize Airflow :

Good ventilation is a natural element often overlooked in design. Ensure windows are strategically placed to allow for cross-ventilation. Ceiling fans with wooden blades can complement the natural theme while improving air circulation.

12. Create a Connection with the Outdoors :

If your bedroom has access to a balcony or garden, design it to seamlessly blend with the indoors. Use glass doors or large windows to create an unobstructed view of nature, fostering a deeper connection to the environment.

13. Add Natural Scents :

Incorporate natural fragrances using essential oils, potpourri, or beeswax candles. Scents like lavender, eucalyptus, or sandalwood can evoke a sense of calm and relaxation, aligning with the overall theme.

14. Focus on Eco-Friendly Practices :

When designing a nature-inspired bedroom, prioritize eco-friendly choices. Use non-toxic paints, sustainable materials, and energy-efficient lighting. This not only enhances the natural aesthetic but also supports environmental well-being.

15. Keep the Space Minimalist :

Nature thrives in simplicity. Avoid clutter and choose a minimalist approach to design. Select a few key elements to emphasize the natural theme, creating a clean and calming environment.

Conclusion

Including natural components into your bedroom's décor is a lifestyle decision that promotes peace and well-being rather than being a fad. Carefully choosing decorations, colors, and materials can help you create a peaceful haven linked to the splendor of the outside world. Start simple, play around with many ideas, and see how your bedroom becomes a peaceful, natural refuge.

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The Adventures of Tiffany Faewyf

The Woman

Seasons passed and the farmhouse stood defiant to the weathering. Cracks were patched and holes were mended. Shutters were re-fixed and furniture was replaced.

It was a warm spring day when the woman woke up. She stretched in her bed, her slender arms reaching up and tickling the headboard as her small feet wiggled their toes amongst the sheets.

She sighed. Pulling herself up to sitting, she rubbed her eyes and yawned deeply. Somewhere downstairs she heard the ticking of the old clock, then a whirring followed by the frantic sounds of levers and wheels as it chimed out the sixth hour.

Tiffany pouted then turned on her bum and dropped her bare feet down onto the floorboards. Stretching once more she stood up out of bed and made her way over to a small table and chair.

She began to hum gently to herself as she ran her brush through her long blonde hair, listening to the gentle birdsong outside. Next, she plait her now smooth hair, weaving in a time-worn pink silk ribbon that she then tied into a bow at the end. Dipping her hands into a small basin of cold water, she washed her face.

The room around her was quite empty and she sighed to herself as she stood up again and began to make the bed.

She walked to her wardrobe and took out a fresh shift

Loosing her current one at its neck she let it drop down her body, catching for a moment on her chest, she wiggled and watched the linen fall to the floor. Stepping out of it, she stood for a moment, naked, feeling the morning air on her skin.

Looking in the wardrobe she took out a skirt and a bodice too and laid them down on the bed. Throwing the fresh shift over her head, she wriggled it down over her body, sliding her arms into the sleeves, reaching out her hands and then tying it off at the neck to sit neatly on her.

Next, she stepped into her pink, woollen skirt, pulling it up over her hips and drawing it tight at her waist. Finally, she slipped on her bodice, lacing it tight up her back and tying it off with a neat bow.

She looked at herself in the mirror and, lifting herself up on tiptoe, she twirled, enjoying the swish of the fabric as it spun around her.

It was time to start the day!

She picked up her shift from yesterday and folded it before walking out into the hall and down the stairs. She dumped it into a wicker hamper and made her way to the kitchen. Spotless as she had left it, she made her way to the broad fireplace and began to pile fresh wood in its centre. Fiddling with the tinderbox she sparked it into life.

Soon the flames were crackling as she picked up a large kettle and filled it from a heavy earthenware jug. She hung it over the fire and smiled.

Next, she walked over to a large basin filled with now cold water, floating in it were linens and wools that had been soaking through the night. She took each one out in turn and wrung it out, dripping water onto the stone floor as well as plenty onto herself.

It felt cool and refreshing on her skin as she worked her way through the laundry, wringing and folding each item into a basket then emptying the basin out by the kitchen door onto the earth outside.

Pulling the basket of wet clothes up onto her hip, she sang as she made her way outside.

“Good morning, little friends!“ she beamed as she greeted the chickens in the pen. “Sally, Brenda, Hilda, Penny, Laura, Gemma,“ she named them each in turn, “I'll fetch you your breakfast in a moment my dears, I must do my chores first!“

She skipped along, the fresh air filling her lungs.

“Good morning, Major, you old goat!“ She giggled as she grinned at the billy-goat, snoozing by the barn. “Are you dreaming about battles again?“

On she went through the yard. At last she came to the washing line, strung across a patch of grass between the barn and the gate.

She placed her basked down and proceeded to peg the items out, singing to herself as she did.

“The girl I love has a wandering stare

Keen brown eyes and long black hair

She walks in the twilight as the moon shines bright

And the sound of her laughter is a beacon in the night

The girl I love has a dress of green

A pretty little nose and eyes so keen

She calls to the mountains and she sighs to the sea

And she's never second fiddle to a princess or a queen

The girl I love has a will of steel

A hand that's quick and a heart that feels

She's always chasing terrors and she fights off buzzy bees

Then she comes my way each evening and she calls to me

Oh-ho, my dear-y-oh ...“

“Oh hello, my darlings!“ She broke from her song as she watched a pair of rabbits hopping through the long grass. “Are you hungry too? You're quite right, I should stop my day dreaming and look after you all! Very well.“

She picked up the now empty basket and carried it back to the house. Popping it down carefully, she picked up and bag of grain. She lifted herself onto the tips of her toes and she began to dance and twirl through the yard.

She sprinkled the grain among the chickens as they clucked and pecked and fought one another to eat as much as they could. She twirled further, poising arabesque as she bent down to drop a pile of grain in front of the goat who snorted awake and ate it greedily. She continued her dance all the way to the grass where she began to sprinkle the food for the rabbits too.

She smiled a contented smile as she listened to the animals feeding. Back in the house, she could hear the kettle beginning to sing. Twirling on the spot, spilling much of the grain as she did, she began to walk back to the house.

She stopped. Dropping her pose as her feet fell flat onto the ground.

High above her, she could hear the sounds of bells. A gentle tinkling, almost imperceivable over the sound of the wind in the leaves of the trees, but she could hear it. And, what was more, she knew what it meant.

She ran light-footed back into the house. All of a hurry, she threw the basket and the bag down in the kitchen. Hastily wrapping her apron around her hands, she lifted the noisy kettle off the fire and dropped it down on the floor.

She squealed with pain and sucked at her fingers as, around the edge of the cotton, she felt the hot metal had burnt her slightly.

There was no time to stop though.

She doused the fire and hurried upstairs. Back in her bedroom, she picked up the chair from beside her dressing table and placed it next to her bed. Stepping up onto it, she reached up to the ceiling and pushed at a hatch that folded up into the loft space and came to rest against one of the rafters.

With well-rehearsed ease she held tight to the sides of the hatchway and pulled herself up and through into the loft space. Gently placing the hatch back over the hole, she began to walk, bent low, between the rafters.

The heavy thatch of the roof was warm above her as she made her way to a small, open window set low into one end. Crouching down and peering out, she watched the tree line outside.

Not for the first time, she felt incredibly alone.

For a while, nothing seemed to be happening.

Was she wrong? Had she misheard? No, there was some movement. A figure, stumbling out past one of the oak trunks. Steadying himself and looking about. He was calling out. She shrank down, making herself as invisible as possible.

“Hello?“ The man was calling. “Hello!“

She didn't answer. She just waited.

In time, he drew a canteen from his belt and took a drink. Then, finding no-one answering him, he walked through the yard and off down the track.

Tiffany breathed a sigh of relief.

Her heart was racing though. She felt light-headed. She needed a rest. She grinned to herself, she knew where to go. She always felt better there.

Heading back down, through the hatch into her room, grabbing a cloak and a small, handled, box, she hurried on down to the kitchen door.

Putting her things down just long enough to assemble a pack of bread, cheese and fruit, she turned and looked over the kitchen.

She would be back. She just needed a little respite.

Stepping through the door, her feet feeling the energy of the living earth beneath them, she made her way down t to the tree line, across the brook and off into the forest.

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How to Explore the Diverse range of materials available for Headboards and their impact on your bedroom's style?

A headboard is more than just a functional piece of bedroom furniture; it is a design element that can transform the look and feel of your sleeping space. Serving both aesthetic and practical purposes, headboards come in a variety of styles, materials, and sizes to suit any decor. From providing a comfortable backrest for reading or watching TV to enhancing the room's visual appeal, a headboard is a versatile and valuable addition to any bedroom.

Functional and Stylish: The Headboard's Role

The primary function of a headboard is to create a barrier between the bed and the wall, protecting both from wear and tear. This barrier can also prevent pillows from slipping off the bed during the night, adding to the overall comfort and convenience of your sleeping experience. In addition to these practical benefits, headboards can significantly enhance the bedroom's decor by adding texture, color, and visual interest.

A World of Materials: Choosing the Perfect Headboard

Headboards are available in a wide range of materials, each offering distinct advantages and contributing to different design aesthetics. Upholstered Headboard Abu Dhabi, for example, provide a plush and comfortable surface, making them ideal for those who enjoy reading or lounging in bed. They come in various fabrics, including linen, velvet, and leather, and can be adorned with details such as tufting, nailhead trim, or button accents, adding a touch of luxury and sophistication to the room.

Installation and Placement: Creating a Seamless Look

Wooden headboards offer a timeless and versatile look that can complement a variety of interior styles, from rustic to modern. The natural grain and texture of wood add warmth and character to the bedroom, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Wooden headboards can be found in different finishes, such as natural, stained, or painted, allowing you to choose one that matches your existing furniture and decor.

Care and Maintenance: Preserving Your Headboard's Beauty

Metal headboards, on the other hand, are known for their durability and sleek, contemporary appearance. They are often crafted from materials like iron, brass, or aluminum and can feature intricate designs, such as scrollwork or geometric patterns. Metal headboards are an excellent choice for those seeking a minimalist or industrial look, as they add a touch of elegance without overwhelming the space.

In addition to traditional materials, headboards are also available in unconventional options, such as wicker, rattan, or reclaimed wood. These unique choices can add a distinctive flair to the bedroom and serve as a focal point in the overall design. For those who prefer a more personalized touch, custom-made headboards offer the opportunity to create a one-of-a-kind piece that reflects individual taste and style.

Choosing the right headboard involves considering several factors, including the size of the bed, the bedroom's overall decor, and personal preferences. The headboard should be proportionate to the size of the bed, ensuring it provides adequate support and complements the room's scale. Additionally, the style and material of the headboard should harmonize with the other elements in the room, creating a cohesive and balanced look.

Installation of a headboard is generally straightforward, with options to attach it directly to the bed frame or mount it on the wall. Wall-mounted headboards can offer a cleaner and more modern look, while those attached to the bed frame provide additional stability. Regardless of the installation method, it is essential to ensure the headboard is securely fastened to prevent any accidents or damage.

Maintaining a headboard depends on its material and construction. Upholstered headboards may require regular vacuuming and spot cleaning to keep them looking fresh, while wooden and metal headboards can be dusted and wiped down with a damp cloth. Proper care and maintenance will ensure the headboard remains a beautiful and functional part of the bedroom for years to come.

A headboard is a valuable addition to any bedroom, offering both practical benefits and aesthetic appeal. With a wide variety of styles, materials, and customization options available, there is a headboard to suit every taste and decor. By selecting the right headboard, you can enhance the comfort and visual appeal of your sleeping space, creating a cozy and stylish retreat.

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Farmhouse-Style Bedroom Decor

Farmhouse-style bedroom decor adds a cozy, comfortable feel to your retreat. This style uses a soothing color palette with rustic accents. White walls and bedding are a staple of farmhouse style, but you can also add soft colors, like pale lavender or blues. These colors evoke peaceful countryside and coastal decor.

Type of Farmhouse Bedrooms

Many farmhouse-style bedrooms feature paneled walls, which create a clean and bright look that's often essential to the style. Use a deep paint color that contrasts with the paneling to make it stand out. Here, pale lavender and soft blue hues work well to complement the white bed frame, dresser, and nightstand in this bedroom from Tone on Tone. Buttery yellow is another classic color for farmhouse bedroom walls. Cheery as sunshine and warm and welcoming like a country hug, it pairs perfectly with the casual and peaceful vibe of farmhouse decorating.

Rustic wood and repurposed items are hallmarks of farmhouse style. For example, why settle for a traditional headboard when you can DIY one out of an old door or even an old shutter? Such unique alternatives, shown in this bedroom from Thistlewood Farms, enhance the country charm of a room. You can also add rustic appeal to a farmhouse-style bedroom by adding a wood bench at the foot of the bed and a wicker basket to hold blankets and linens. You can see all this when you rent a house with farmhouse decor.

Modern farmhouse ideas often combine styles, like Victorian and shaker/classic American, with elements like rustic wood furniture. The result is a comfortable space that feels timeless and on-trend, too. For example, the bedroom in this photo features sliding barn doors that contribute to the country aesthetic but also work well with more contemporary furnishings and a neutral color palette. Timeworn wooden furniture is another essential element of a farmhouse-style bedroom. Whitewashing wood pieces (like the dresser in this bedroom from Beneath My Heart) is one way to add a light, fresh feel to a room while maintaining a classic look.

Farmhouse Style Wall Decoration

Farmhouse-style wall decor also plays a big role in creating the perfect private retreat. For example, this bedroom infuses its white shiplap walls with a touch of rustic charm thanks to breathtaking outdoor photos that depict mountains and horses and a woven basket that holds sage-toned blankets. Matching nightstands offer a convenient spot to set books and lamps, too.

Farmhouse style isn't just shiplap and reclaimed barn doors, it's also about natural fabrics and textures. Layered area rugs, wood grain furniture, leather stool pads, and clay pot vases filled with rustic-style greenery all add a warm, earthy feel to any bedroom.

Even if your bedroom doesn't feature paneled walls, you can achieve the same rustic look by adding in other farmhouse decor elements, like this cozy setup from design firm Hendricks Churchill. A chocolate-toned sleigh bed and rugged a-frame bench at the foot of the bed lend the room warmth and rustic charm, while extra blankets and pillows add comforting texture.

Most Popular Decorating Trends

While minimalism is a popular decorating trend, farmhouse bedrooms can still showcase your unique personality with a few carefully chosen decor accents. Use a simple color palette like yellow, blue, and white to create a classic farmhouse color scheme that's bright and inviting. Incorporate natural materials, like woven baskets and wicker furniture pieces, to keep the vibe authentic. A love for classic country pieces is a hallmark of farmhouse style. Rustic nightstands, bed frames, and even reclaimed wood doors can be given a fresh coat of paint to breathe new life and match your rustic farm bedroom decor.

Similarly, antique clocks, a classic wooden rooster sign, and other decorative accents are all perfect for showing off your love of traditional country decor. You can also add a modern twist to the farmhouse aesthetic by using a black overhanging mirror or sconces.

For a contemporary take on the farmhouse look, try pairing traditional patterns with modern furniture and neutral walls. The result is a room with an old-fashioned feel that is still restful and relaxing. For example, the use of plaid and gingham patterns in this bedroom creates a timeless yet refreshing aesthetic. The addition of the tufted headboard and cursive wall art further accentuates the traditional elements of this space. You can also incorporate a few vintage decorative accessories into this bedroom, such as galvanized metal buckets filled with cotton branches and a classic alarm clock. Check sites property.jordlinghome to find beautiful and cheap farmhouse.

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Boho Bedroom Decorating Ideas

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Welcome to our boho bedroom decorating ideas blog post, where we will explore the world of vibrant colors, natural materials, and cozy vibes. If you’re someone who loves free-spirited style and an eclectic mix of patterns and textures.

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Then the bohemian aesthetic might be just what your bedroom needs. Whether you want to create a serene oasis or a lively retreat filled with personality, we have plenty of tips and inspiration to help you transform your space into a boho haven. So grab your favorite throw pillows and let’s dive into the wonderful world of boho bedroom decor.

Choosing the Right Color Palette

When it comes to choosing the right color palette for your boho bedroom. The key is to embrace a boho bedroom decorating ideas mix of warm and earthy tones. Think rich browns deep greens burnt oranges and vibrant yellows. These colors will create a cozy and inviting atmosphere. That is essential in achieving the bohemian aesthetic.

To add depth and dimension to your space, consider incorporating pops of bold accent colors such as jewel tones or vibrant blues. This will inject an element of excitement into your room while still maintaining the overall relaxed vibe.

Don’t be afraid to experiment with different shades within each color family. Mix light pastels with darker hues or opt for tonal variations within one specific shade. This will create visual interest and prevent your room from feeling flat or monotonous.

Another important aspect to consider when boho bedroom decorating ideas choosing a color palette is how different colors interact with each other. Pay attention to complementary colors. Those that are opposite on the color wheel as they can create striking combinations. That really make a statement in your boho bedroom. Incorporating Natural Materials

Incorporating natural materials into your boho bedroom decor is a great way to bring in warmth and earthy vibes. One of the best ways to do this is by using wood accents throughout the space. Consider adding a reclaimed wood headboard or a wooden nightstand for a rustic touch.

Another natural material that can add texture and interest to your boho bedroom is rattan or wicker. Look for a rattan chair or even a hanging swing chair to create a cozy reading nook in the corner of your room.

If you’re looking for something softer boho bedroom decorating ideas consider incorporating linen bedding into your boho bedroom. Linen not only adds an organic feel but also provides breathable comfort for those warm summer nights.

Don’t forget about plants! Bringing in some greenery will instantly liven up your space and add that natural element you’re seeking. Hang macrame plant hangers from the ceiling or place potted plants on shelves and dressers.

Don’t be afraid to experiment with other natural elements like jute rugs, bamboo blinds, or even seashells as decorative accents. The possibilities are endless when it comes to incorporating natural materials into your boho bedroom design!

Layering Textures and Patterns

Layering textures and patterns is a key element in creating a boho-inspired bedroom that is full of visual interest and warmth. Incorporating different textures can add depth and dimension to the space, while mixing patterns adds an eclectic touch.

Start by selecting a variety of textiles for your bedding, such as soft cotton sheets cozy wool blankets and plush velvet pillows. You can mix and match different patterns like floral prints, geometric shapes or even tribal designs to create a visually captivating look.

Another way to layer textures is through rugs and floor coverings. Consider adding a jute rug for natural texture or a colorful kilim rug for added vibrancy. Layer smaller rugs on top to further enhance the bohemian feel.

Don’t forget about the walls! Hang tapestries or macramé wall hangings to introduce more texture into the room. You can also incorporate patterned wallpaper or use stencils to create unique designs on the walls.

To tie it all together accessorize with throw pillows in various sizes and fabrics. Mix bold stripes with delicate florals or pair intricate embroidery with simple solids. Don’t be afraid to experiment!

Remember that layering textures and patterns should be done thoughtfully – aim for balance rather than overwhelming the space. With careful consideration, you can create a visually stunning boho bedroom that feels cozy and inviting.

Adding Plants and Greenery

One of the key elements in creating a boho bedroom is incorporating plants and greenery. Not only do they add a touch of nature, but they also bring life to your space. Whether you opt for small succulents or large leafy plants, there are endless possibilities when it comes to choosing the right green companions.

Plants not only provide visual interest but can also improve air quality by reducing toxins in the environment. Choose low-maintenance options like snake plants or pothos. If you’re new to plant care. For those with a greener thumb, consider adding hanging macrame planters or creating. A mini indoor jungle with shelves filled with various types of foliage.

When selecting pots and containers for your plants, think outside the box! Look for unique vintage finds. Such as ceramic pots or repurpose items like mason jars or old teacups for a quirky touch. Don’t be afraid to mix different sizes and heights to create an eclectic display.

To maintain the boho vibe, incorporate natural materials into your plant arrangements. Use woven baskets as pot covers or hang macrame hangers from wooden dowels on your walls. This combination of textures adds depth and character to your space.

Remember that proper care is essential for keeping your plants healthy and thriving. Make sure they receive adequate sunlight based on their specific needs and water them regularly. Research each plant’s requirements beforehand so you can give them the attention they deserve.

By bringing in plants and greenery, you infuse life into your boho bedroom. While enhancing its overall aesthetic appeal. The organic shapes vibrant colors, and fresh scents will make you feel connected with nature even indoors – creating an oasis of tranquility. Where you can relax after a long day.

DIY Decor Ideas

One of the best things about creating a boho bedroom is the opportunity to infuse your space with unique and personal touches. DIY decor ideas are a fantastic way to add a one-of-a-kind element to your room while also saving some money.

Start by considering what items you can repurpose or upcycle. For example, an old wooden ladder can be transformed into a stylish blanket or scarf display.

Another fun project is making your own macrame wall hanging. With just some rope and basic knotting techniques. You can create a stunning piece of art that adds texture and visual interest to any bare wall.

For those who love plants but lack floor space try creating a hanging plant holder from twine or even repurposed materials like Mason jars. It is  both functional and visually appealing.

Remember that DIY projects allow you to express your creativity. While adding personality to your boho bedroom. So don’t be afraid to think outside the box and make something truly special.

One of the key elements to achieving a boho bedroom is incorporating vintage pieces into your decor. These unique one-of-a-kind items not only add character and charm. But also give your space a sense of history and nostalgia.

When searching for vintage pieces, think outside the box. Explore flea markets thrift stores, or even family heirlooms. Look for furniture with intricate details or interesting shapes. That can serve as statement pieces in your room. Vintage dressers, nightstands or even a retro vanity can instantly transform your space.

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Tower Grove Drive Residence Beautifully Combines Wood, Stone, and Glass

This modern hillside house is designed by architecture firm KAA Design located on a southern flank of the Santa Monica Mountains, California. This lovely home is surrounded by trees.

The house is a hillside retreat for the home owners which welcome guests with a circular driveway. One can see a stone wall and a central highlighted tree.

The architecture of the house is unique featuring overhangs and expansive roof lines. Its usage of sleek lines and geometric shapes turned out really beautiful.

The interior of the house features floor-to-ceiling windows which add an abundance of natural light. There is also a fireplace with a stone surround. Wooden elements inside the house adds a sense of warmth to the living room.

Between the living room and the kitchen is the dining area. It used colors that tie it with the living area. It has been defined by the use of a colored rug.

The kitchen has two islands and walls of wood cabinets which creates plenty of counter space and storage. Purple counter height chairs add some pops of color into the space.

When gets to the top of the stairs, there is a walkway that connects to the sleeping areas. But it is not just a simple landing from the stairs. It has a large wood bookshelf that lines one side of the walkway. The other side looks over the living room and dining area below it.

This is one of the bedrooms of the house which has a wood headboard with built-in bedside tables and opens shelving. Isn’t this a nice way to display some of your favorite items near your bed? Since there are two reading lamps on both sides, you can just grab a book and read before you doze off to sleep! Read Also: The Stone Walls of the North Bay Residence in Washington, USA

The house has a spacious bathroom with a freestanding bathtub that sits in front of the windows. But that’s not all. It also features a make-up vanity and a large two-person walk-in shower with a wood bench. You can literally spend long hours in a bathroom like this!

A wood and metal spiral staircase leads up to the upper floor of the home. You can get a good look of the stairs here as viewed from the sides and from the top. The pendant lights bring a nice industrial appeal to this area with a stone wall backdrop.

The main living area and the backyard are connected by wood framed doors. The outdoor area features a lawn, a wood deck and a swimming pool. All of these areas offer a good view of Los Angeles and the Pacific Ocean beyond it.

The pool lounge also use colors that are seen in the interior of the house. This way, everything is tied together in terms of color and appeal.

Another part of the outdoor space near the pool area with pink outdoor sofa and white wicker chairs. Isn’t it very nice to spend an afternoon here while reading a book?

The house also has other outdoor spaces like this one. It is a small garden which features an interesting sculpture.

The upper floor of the home provides access to a green roof where there’s a small deck set up with lounge chairs and a fire bowl. This part of the house overlooks the neighborhood. Who wouldn’t want a green roof deck like this?

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Types of Headboards: Enhance Your Bedroom with These Stunning Options

Headboard as the name suggests is a piece of furniture that is attached to the head of the bed frame and it gives extra comfort and support while sitting up in bed as well as adds a unique touch to your bedroom. When it comes to decorating a bedroom then the headboard can play a significant role in setting the tone of colors and style of the bedroom space. Different types of headboards have their own advantages and disadvantages and the choice is ultimately based on personal preference, bedroom decoration theme, and budget. Also, it considers various factors like durability, comfort, style, and maintenance when choosing a headboard for your bedroom. The headboard can add beauty through striking frames and height so your bedroom looks elegant and stunning. Read More: All About Pony Wall: Uses, Construction and Types With Pros & Cons

Factors affect while selecting headboards,

- Consider the perfect size of the headboard - Consider the types of headboard - Material - Budget Consider the perfect Size of headboards: The size of your bed frame will determine the size of headboard you need, and make sure the headboard you choose is the right size for your bed. Consider the type: These bed headboards come in many different types, from classic to modern, and consider the overall type of your bedroom and choose a headboard that compliments it. Material: This headboard can be made from different types of materials like leather, velvet fabrics, wood and metal, and many more so that you can choose according to your bedroom touch. Color: Before selecting a headboard color, consider the color of the bedroom, bedding, and other decorating theme. Budget: These headboards can come in affordable to very expensive rice ranges so you can choose according to your budget. Read More: Types of Furniture for Every Room in Your Home

Types of Headboards

There are several types of headboards available in the market, but each has its own benefits and features, some of the most common types of headboards are included,  - Wooden Headboards - Upholstered Headboards - Metal Headboards - Wicker and Rattan Headboards - Bookcase Headboards - Slat Headboards - Tufted Headboards - Wingback Headboards - Padded Headboards - Iron Headboards Wooden Headboards:

This wooden headboard is a timeless option and classic which can complement a range of bedroom styles from rustic to modern. They can be made from a variety of woods including oak, pine, and mahogany and they can be left natural or painted to match the color scheme of the room wooden headboards can also come in a variety of styles from simple and sleek to ornate and intricate. One of the benefits of wooden headboards is their durability and long-lasting quality, they can also provide warmth and texture to a room, making it feel cozy and inviting, however wooden headboards may require occasional maintenance, such as polishing or refinishing, to keep them looking their best. Upholstered Headboards:

Upholstered headboards are a popular option for those seeking a comfortable and luxurious bedroom experience. Upholstered types of headboards can come in a variety of shapes, size from rectangular to curved and tufted designs, One of the biggest benefits of upholstered headboards is their comfort and they provide a soft and cushioning surface for leaning against while reading or watching TV in bed. They also come in various ranges of colors and patterns and allowing homeowners for adding a pop of personality and style to their bedroom. Metal Headboards: This metal headboard is a versatile and durable option and it can give a vintage charm and sophisticated look to your bedroom also it made from a variety of materials such as brass, steel, and metal. Wicker and Rattan Headboards: This wicker and rattan headboard is made from woven materials such as rattan, bamboo, and seagrass and also it comes in a range of natural colors and textures. This wicker and rattan headboard is their light and airy quality, also the wicker and rattan headboard may require occasional cleaning to remove dust and debris which can accumulate in the weave. Read More: 8 Types of Wood For Funiture With Pros & Cons Bookcase Headboards:

This bookcase headboard is a more functional and practical choice for those people who love to read in bed, they are designed with compartments, and provides sufficient space for the storage of books, magazines, and other small items. Also, this bookcase headboard comes in various materials like wooden, metal, PVC, and many more and it can be designed to complement various bedroom styles. Slat Headboards: This slat headboard is consisting a series of vertical slats which is spaced apart for creating a pattern, and it is generally made of wood and gives a rustic or traditional look to your bedroom.  Tufted Headboards:

This tufted headboard gives a luxurious and elegant look to your bedroom and it is similar to the upholstered with soft velvet or linen kind of fabrics it adds other decorative accents which create the padded or tufted look. The tufted headboard is the best option for watching TV in bed and reading a book. Wingback Headboards: This headboard is consisting a curved and high backrest that extends outwards on either side and gives a winged kind of appearance, also it gives a more traditional or formal feel. Padded Headboards:

This padded headboard gives a similar look to the tufted headboard but without the decoration, it is upholstered with soft velvet kind of fabric so that it gives a cozy feel in your bedroom. Iron Headboards:

Generally, the iron headboard is made of a wrought iron or metal kind or other sturdy material, and it gives a vintage feel to your overall bedroom. Read More: 7 Different Types of Bedrooms

Conclusion:

In conclusion, the diverse range of headboard options can truly enhance the overall look and feel of your bedroom. From traditional designs to modern styles, there is a headboard out there to suit every taste and preference. By selecting the right headboard, you have the power to transform your bedroom into a stunning space that reflects your personal style and creates a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Whether you prefer upholstered headboards, wooden frames, or intricate designs, the possibilities are endless. So go ahead and explore the various types of headboards available, and let your creativity flourish as you create a bedroom that is both aesthetically pleasing and comfortable. With these stunning headboard options, you can truly make your bedroom a sanctuary of relaxation and beauty.

FAQs:

What is a headboard?A headboard is a piece of furniture that attaches to the head of a bed. It can serve both decorative and functional purposes, such as providing back support for sitting up in bed.What is an upholstered headboard?An upholstered headboard is a headboard that is covered in fabric, leather, or vinyl. They can come in a variety of styles and colors to match any bedroom decor.What is a bookcase headboard?A bookcase headboard is a headboard that has built-in shelves for storing books or other items. They can be made from a variety of materials, such as wood or metal.Do I need a headboard for my bed?No, a headboard is not a necessary piece of furniture for a bed. However, they can add style and comfort to a bedroom, and can also provide back support when sitting up in bed. You May Also Like: - All About Pony Wall: Uses, Construction and Types With Pros & Cons - 7 Different Types of Bedrooms - 8 Types of Wood For Funiture With Pros & Cons - Types of Furniture for Every Room in Your Home - All About Pony Wall: Uses, Construction and Types With Pros & Cons Read the full article

[becoration]

20 DIY Bed Headboards You Can Make

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20 DIY Bed Headboards You Can Make

The headboard of the bed is an element that we don’t pay too much attention to when choosing the bed and bedroom decoration. But once it’s finished we realize that it becomes one of the protagonists. Below we show you some homemade headboards that you can make.

Homemade upholstered headboards

source: textilsucht

Building your own headboard is not complicated at all and it allows you to choose from endless compositions. The construction system can be adapted to any shape and you can cover it with the fabric that you like the most. You can make the headboard of a single piece or make a composition of elements covered with different fabrics.

Use a DM board between ½ and 1 cm thick as the base. Draw the measurements or shape you want and cut it out. Cover the board with foam to give it body and make it soft. Fold the edges and staple it on the back. Afterwards cover the back with the fabric. To stiffen it, nail some 2x2cm wooden strips on the back as if it were a picture frame. This will keep the back separated from the wall and you can install LED lights in the gap.

source: artandalmonds

To give it a quilted finish, draw a grid on the back and drill through it. (Some boards come with a grid of holes already). Once it is upholstered, pass a needle through the hole and place a button at each end. Pull the thread tight and it will give you the desired quilted shape.

source: bawashopping

Decorative scene

source: one kindesign

An attractive and easy option is to turn the back wall of the bed into an artistic mural. The whole wall will be an impressive headboard on which you can display a beautiful image of your choice. For this you can use wallpaper or adhesive vinyls on which you can print a landscape, a painting or a photograph. The effect is spectacular.

Woven Wooden Slat Headboard

source: foter

If on the other hand you prefer to build a more natural headboard, use noble woods or sheets. These are used to cover furniture and with them you can compose a braided design with vertical and horizontal bands.

source: nashidoma

Stiffen the back of the headboard with wooden slats like in the upholstered ones that will also serve to hang the headboard on the wall.

False ceiling plates

source: homesthetics

A very useful material to make homemade headboards with infinite textures and shapes are the panels used for false ceilings. They come in sheets and you can find them in polystyrene, gypsum and metal. To assemble them, cut a DM panel with the shape and design of your headboard and stick the panels on it.

source: pionik

Give them your personal touch by painting them in color or with paints that imitate wood and you will get a headboard as if it were an arched ceiling. Silver or gold paints will give it an attractive metallic effect.

Retrieve a mirror as a headboard

source: interior idea

If you have or find an old mirror with the right size, think that it can be transformed into your new dressing table. It will create an effect of amplitude and luminosity in the bedroom and it will become the pole of the decoration.

source: phillip jeffries

Retrieve the frame and treat it with the finish of your choice. You can also place a lattice stuck in front of the mirror that will highlight its volume. Find one that you like or make it yourself with boards and wooden slats that you can bend into vegetal shapes.

Recycle objects that you like

source: kasadagente

If you are a fan of rowing, or any other activity, you can get related objects and make a themed headboard. Create a composition that you like, treat the finishes and create a support to join and fix them to the wall.

source: alfredo junior

In this other example, wicker nesting tables have been used in a fan shape. Anything can work; use your imagination.

source: kenhphunu

Recovering old solid or Mallorquin doors is another option that offers attractive results. Decorate them to your liking with varnishes that highlight the wood, treatments that age it or with your favorite color.

source: moelmoel

You can also use a folding screen like in this case painted white.

Weave baskets with wooden or wicker strips

source: freshouse

Another great resource for making homemade headboards are wooden or wicker slats. With them you can assemble a panel with the look of a tatami. Glue the wooden or wicker slats in a checkerboard pattern on the back. Alternating the direction of the slats will give you the tatami effect. Finish the edges with a wicker frame that can also serve as legs for the headboard.

source: decopraktik

You can also use laminated parquet modules and compose a paneled wooden back, complicating the shape as much as you want.

Curtains

source: homedit

A simple way to build attractive and original homemade headboards is to use conventional curtains. It requires very little DIY and, choosing a good composition of fabrics and support bars, gives an elegant result.

source: deavita

Choose the style you prefer and like the most and easily you will have a personalized headboard that you can also change without any difficulty.

Wood slat and shelf frame

source: woman to woman diy

Coming up with homemade headboards seems to be interesting to design one that meets all needs. This headboard, in addition to being decorative, incorporates shelves to fit your needs. You can even extend it and set up shelves as a bedside table.

You only need two solid wooden square boards as support and legs of the headboard, some boards and the shelves you need. Nail the boards on the legs that will be in the back, separating them in thickness from the shelves. Once finished, insert the shelves between the boards forming your custom composition.

Headboard Pallets

source: ecodeco mobiliario

As you have surely seen on numerous occasions, with some recovered pallets you can make any furniture you can imagine. Take advantage of its structure and compose with the boards the shape that best fits your bedroom and needs. As you can see in these examples, the possibilities are endless.

Which one did you like best of these homemade headboards? I hope you find the solution for the one you were dreaming of for your room.

[fraddit]

This is a new post in my series of three four about Eddie’s house on 9-1-1.

part one, part two, part three | Buck’s loft

Since 5b blessed us with lots of looks at Eddie’s room (finally!!), I wanted to do an update to my model of Eddie's house.  Rather than alter my original post, I’m just making a new one to tack on.  So, let’s get started.

Here’s the floor plan view.  They changed the door into the room from both the S2 House and from what we saw a glimpse of in S3.  So the door now swings inward.  They also removed a window and moved the closet from right by the door into the room to over on the other side of Chris’s closet, which makes the room bigger (And also leaves a weird empty space hiding in the walls, but it's fine. I'm fine.).

And Eddie has used his new bigger room to fit his new treadmill.

More views and details under the cut!

The furniture is all pretty similar to what we saw in S2 but not exactly the same.  He’s got a contemporary, metal bed frame that’s either a queen or a full.  There’s a very low headboard.  The bedspread is blue and white plaid.  The two matching end tables are wood with similar metal frames to the bed.  There’s two matching lamps with sort of beige ceramic bases and kind of dark muted mauve lampshades.  On the table next to Eddie’s side of the bed, closest to the door, is an analogue alarm clock and a tray to hold what I’m guessing are his pocket items like keys and wallet.

Under the bed is a large woven rug in a muted green color. And above the bed is a ceiling fan.

Across from the bed, between the door into the room and the closet door is a mid century style wood dresser.  Sitting on top of this dresser is another ceramic lamp, this time in a blue color with white or beige shade.  Next to that is the only visible photo in the room.  It’s of Eddie and Chris hugging Shannon on Christmas in S2.  In front of that is Eddie’s Silver Star.  And next to that is a low profile decorative wooden box.

There’s a piece of art hanging on the wall above this dresser, but the only glimpse of it I could get was enough to know that there’s a white matte and the lower right corner is some shade of brownish.  So, I’ve taken the liberty of choosing a desert art print to match the other desert art in his room.  I’m pretty confident that it is actually some sort of nature art, because all of the art in Eddie’s house is nature art.  The living room is tree/forest stuff with one water fall.  The dining room and hallway are ocean and water.  Chris has his own stuff, but there’s also the Redwood poster and he has a lot of animals.  And Eddie’s room seems to be desert themed, which is why I stuck with desert for this mystery art.

Along the far wall is the treadmill.  It faces the closet door.  We never got to see this wall pre destruction, so I don’t know if the destroyed frame we see in the aftermath was on this wall or was the piece from over the dresser I just discussed.  So, this wall could be blank or not.  There’s no telling.

Behind the treadmill, in the corner, is another taller and narrower wood dresser. It’s got a nice bonsai tree sitting on it that looks to be a jade tree.

In shots of Eddie’s destroyed room when Buck breaks down the door, there’s a floor lamp next to this dresser that is not visible in any of the shots from 5x11, so I didn’t add it here.  My take is that that lamp was added specifically in that scene for lighting and effect.  There’s also a wicker basket that I assume is for laundry next to Eddie when he’s crying with the bat, but I’m not sure where in the room it normally lives.

Next to the dresser is the only window in the room, which is centered on the wall.  There are some light brown/beige blackout curtains and also mini blinds for window treatment. There's vegetation visible outside the window.

On the other side of the window is a small piece of art.  It’s a pretty desert scene in blues and pinks with saguaro cacti at either sunrise or sunset.

And there you have it.  Eddie’s room!

If you got this far, thanks for reading all of this.  I hope this is helpful or at least interesting. 💕

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Jo & Graham never had a white or cream house. They started with blues, then browns & greens, but now it’s almost black and they really nailed it this time. As a fashion stylist and a decorator, they wanted their home to be a photo shoot location.

Graham and Jo knew that they wanted to decorate their home with dark, enveloping colors in contrast to the other location.

The receiving room of their Victorian terrace house features a mix of light wicker and bamboo.

The sitting room has bright pops of red.

The kitchen has stunning modern red cabinetry.

Rich wood walls line the eating area.

Jo’s office has a Mid Century Modern look.

Their boys’ bedroom has red carpeting and a colorful desk area.

The same rich wood that in the kitchen was used for the headboard in the main bedroom.

The built-in closet is lighter blue and the furniture is MCM.

The bath is part of the bedroom. Look at the towel bar in the fireplace.

Even the garden has deep gray walls. 

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[djmarinizelablog]

To Dream and Dream and Dream

also: some snippets that never made it to this Levihan fic of mine (smut, nsfw)

In the firmament, everything is within reach. They could dream of anything, of new landscapes and other worlds, and they could be in this life for now, and a completely different life in another. A multitude of lifetimes, per se. None of the trauma and certainly none of death. They could dream of anything they want to have and want to be, and it would literally manifest right before their very eyes.

The two of them had been waiting for this. Here in the Paths where anything can happen, Levi and Hange have nothing to fear: song lyrics could become their narratives, a painting of lovers could come to life, and if they got tired of that, they could choose to be some other people and fall in love once again.

"How exciting is that, Levi?" Hange is beaming. They could replay fantasies and make the scenes in their heads truly come alive. They could dream of snow and rain, of ice and fire. They have a plethora of scenarios, mostly light and playful, some romantic and sultry. "I demand some form of tenderness," Hange speaks again. Here, meaning, at the dawn of a new beginning.

And all they have to do is close their eyes.

"I'm terribly selfish," Levi tells Hange when their surroundings have started to blur around them. It all breaks haphazardly, the wind and everything else.

He can no longer wait, can no longer hold himself back just to keep them within reach.

"You're not, Levi. Trust me, you're not."

"But I am," he said, and this time, he's insistent. "I want you and I want a beautiful house. I want you and all the breathtaking sights. I want you and I want all those brats alive and happy. I want you and all the happiness that comes just by being with you."

It's all dark and the winds are howling, and the two of them are locked in an embrace as things take shape, their new lives forming right in front of them. Once the room stops spinning, Hange immediately takes in the small cottage that they were in. It's a farmhouse, one that they've had always envisioned before, and the furniture is all wicker and dainty macrame hangs by the ceiling.

Levi doesn't waste time and takes Hange to the bedroom, strips them bare and lets both their clothes pool on the wooden floor. Time waits for no one, after all. He gently pushes them into the bed, and Hange slowly backs away against the headboard, their legs already wide apart. When Levi retrieves his cravat from the mess of garments, Hange offers their wrists to him, ready to be bound.

The wood creaks beneath them as Levi secures his lover's bound hands to the post above their head. Hange gracefully arches in response once Levi kisses the space between their breasts. He makes the most of it, imprints himself on every inch of Hange's skin, delights himself in every moan they let out. He teases them with a bite, and Hange jerks almost too suddenly before bursting into fits of giggles.

After all, Levi's a natural, especially when his fingers enter between their legs and Hange immediately gasps at the skillfulness of his hands. He watches each and every expression of them, listens to every guttural sound and song from their slender throat, and Levi wouldn't dream of anything else but this. His mouth dives right in where his fingers have been a second ago, and he tastes Hange in all of their fullness. Hange's knees bend in surprise, their toes curling into the sheets, hands still tied above them. It feels like a thousand waves crashing all at once, their stomach clenching in sheer delight, and Hange releases way too soon, but Levi doesn't mind at all.

"I'm terribly selfish," he says again as he collapses into their torso, and Hange hums, thoroughly content and satisfied, knows they have all the time in the world.

If you have time, please check out Time and Time Again, a Levihan multichapter fic. Thanks so much!