My bedroom remodelling project
05-01-2006, 04:08 PM
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My bedroom remodelling project
We did this faux painting, copper leafing on ceiling and wood molding work in our master bedroom. What do you think? Is it over done? We started with diff color paint but did not like it so ended up putting glaze and other effects and eded up like this.
BTW, this cheappo funiture is gone and have a hardwood furniture now.
BTW, this cheappo funiture is gone and have a hardwood furniture now.
05-01-2006, 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Scottman111
I like it. I don't see anything wrong with trying to be different.
And are those two little windows above/behind your bed?
And are those two little windows above/behind your bed?
05-01-2006, 05:00 PM
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Looks great - kinda "Trading Spaces" esq. My only critique would be the room outclasses the cheepo furniture but it sounds like you've taken care of that. Good stuff.
05-01-2006, 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted by GoDucksCLSPride
My only critique would be the room outclasses the cheepo furniture but it sounds like you've taken care of that. Good stuff.
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You are soooooo desi 
I like the paint though.
I like the paint though.
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The bold color and trim work, but I doubt you're getting much, funtionally or aesthetically, from the two high windows flanking the bed. Moreover, they are in sharp contrast to the large expanse of window along the one wall. Might try to "fake drape" those windows with the same material as your other drape, and let it run to the floor, thus hiding the window and increasing their apparent size while also completely concealing them for the most part. Given the symmetricality of the room, two symmetrical Window Head/floor drapes, not tied back but left full to drape, might enhance the bed wall. It would also introduce more 'soft" material into the room for visual and acoustic purposes.
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05-02-2006, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by ric
The bold color and trim work, but I doubt you're getting much, funtionally or aesthetically, from the two high windows flanking the bed. Moreover, they are in sharp contrast to the large expanse of window along the one wall. Might try to "fake drape" those windows with the same material as your other drape, and let it run to the floor, thus hiding the window and increasing their apparent size while also completely concealing them for the most part. Given the symmetricality of the room, two symmetrical Window Head/floor drapes, not tied back but left full to drape, might enhance the bed wall. It would also introduce more 'soft" material into the room for visual and acoustic purposes.
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