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#Houzz master bedroom windows#
Hvent got my mind fixed on any but probably something white, and then black ligh bulb type - thanks for the images, can see it definitely works nicely with some of those, esp that first one! unfortunately being an original californian bungalow, the front windows aren't very big so im hesitant to cover them they are similar in width but not quite as tall as the windows in that middle picture.
Im looking at the ikea wooden stripy bedhead(with bedside shelf), but not sure, as i like comfy upholstery too, but im unsure on what colour to pick for the bedhead Or maybe roller blind and then curtain on top (soft and light fabric) i love curtain but in the past it was put not to ceiling height and i feel it makes the room small and stuffy. Im not sure if I would go for a light and flowy ceiling-high curtain or a roller blind or a roller blind with fabric (like a roman blinds). however i would appreciate tips for these areas! This room is small, only 11 sqm and my king size bed will go on the right wall on this photo (window will be on my right if im on the bed)ġ. I like it now and i think i will go the modern contemporary look, with light bulb table lamp on the bedside. We just had flood in our master bedroom so we repainted it and re do the floor board.
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