Hey! I hope that you’re having a great week! I wanted to to pop in share some photos and sources of our guest room!
First, here’s a photo from the old owner.
and from when we moved in. I know it’s controversial to paint wood, but I have zero regrets, it is SO much brighter!! And that makes me smile, do what makes you smile 🙂
The gray tassel throw is from Home Goods, love the texture that it adds!
Long lumbar is also from Danielle Oakey! The low DIY headboard works perfectly with two standard pillows.
Nightstands and dresser are from my Grandparents.
Gallery wall frames are from Michaels – prints are from Jenny’s Print Shop and my phone.
Finally the headboard! It’s a DIY and goes wall to wall – we used a similar technique to this tutorial, just didn’t attach legs. So that it would be easier to move, we made it in three sections.
The pups love this room – it gets lots of sunshine!
oh sarah, i love it! the colors are so soothing and it's such a great retreat with those windows!
Absolutely beautiful! Such a bright and welcoming room!
Wowsa Sarah, you are a genius! Obsessed with the headboard, and what gorgeous transformation!!
So pretty! I love that headboard!! Looks great! Also, so glad to see a picture of those blinds in a room. I've had them pinned but wasn't sure how they'd look in real life.
I love this guest room! A question about the drapes…after you cut at the hem below the grommets, did you do any additional sewing/hemming to keep from fraying? Thank you!
Yep! I used a no sew tape – it was heat free so super sticky tape! I’ve also used the iron on kind before too
I love this room! A question about the drapes…after you cut below the grommets at the hem, did you do any sewing/hemming to keep from fraying? Thank you for sharing any info you can on this!
No sew hem tape worked great!
Perfect (since I can't sew ��)…thank you! Enjoy your first Thanksgiving with your precious baby boy!