Master Bedroom Source List

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Thanks for the kind comments about our bedroom makeover.  I was glad to finally show you guys the finished room.  A lot of things in the room are new, with the exception of the bed and dresser.  We pretty much started with a blank slate.  I've tried to list everything I used in the room.  If you see something I didn't post a source for, let me know.

 The mirror above the bed was a good find for me.  I refuse to spend hundreds of dollars on one.  I love the antique gold color and it looks nice against the gray wall.

Mirror: Target

 To me the biggest dramatic difference is the gray accent wall and white pintuck bedding.  I saw a picture of a gray accent wall in my newsfeed one day and couldn't get it out of my head.  Initially I wanted to find an upholstered headboard but I never found one I truly loved and hubby wasn't ready to change it out.  I still love that our dark headboard contrasts with the mid-gray color.  The color is Behr Grayve Yard.  We still had the builder light in our room so that was one of the first things to go.  I searched online for affordable options and came out with this drum chandelier.  It takes two light bulbs so it gives off plenty of light and looks elegant too.

Bedding: Walmart
Chandelier: Target
Throw: Target, no longer available

Pillows: DIY here and here

Fabric Trimmed Curtains: DIY
Nightstand: Target

Frame: Ross

We both wanted a full length mirror.  It was originally going to go in the sitting area but it didn't look right.  Instead of returning it, which hubby talked me out of, it fit perfectly in this corner.  I think the kids use it more than we do.  I'm constantly cleaning fingerprints off of it.

Floor mirror: Ikea


Vases: Ikea

I went through several benches before I decided on this one.  They were either not the right color, weight limit was light (150 pounds, really?), or it just didn't look right.  I even hesitated on this one because I thought it was too dark but it ended up contrasting with the white bedding.  Or it could have been I was tired of looking too.

Nailhead Bench: Target

Now for the sitting area. 


Desk: Ikea top and legs
Desk lamp: Ikea
Cross: Hobby Lobby 
Acrylic tray: DIY 

 Chair: Target, no longer available
   
Frames: Ikea
Chevron art: Target, no longer available
Wood Love art: Hobby Lobby
Ampersand: Hobby Lobby, painted blue
Round mirror: Ross, painted blue 

Chair: Overstock, no longer available
Chevron pillow: Ross
Side table: Target, no longer available
Table lamp: Lamps.com
Floor pouf: Target (similar)

I really wanted to add some storage to this area.  I still had files and tons of paper that I needed to keep but conceal.  There are pretty things on the top shelves, but my papers are stored on the bottom shelf in the magazine files.

Shelf: Ikea

Plant pot: Ikea
Plant: Ikea
Frame: Ross
Blue Hurricane: Target
Decorative sticks: Ikea
Blue vases: Ross

Candlestick: Marshalls
Decorative Box: Michael's
Magazine Files: DIY

Weathered frame: Target
Globe: Ross

I think I got everything.  I didn't realize how much stuff was actually bought to makeover this space.  Don't worry hubby, I didn't spend that much!

 For the full room reveal, go here.

 
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