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Today, I will be sharing how my Powder Room looks decorated in what I call "Boudoir Style"!
It is a drastically different look from how it was decorated for Christmas!!
And for Winter/ Valentine's....
It is amazing what just changing the colors of all the accessories in a room can do when it is painted a neutral color...
I painted the Powder Room gray about 15 years ago as I was looking for a neutral color...
Well before the whole Farmhouse style where everything was gray.....
I have to say that I am happy that style is now out of style and Cottage Core or Grandma Chic is really becoming quite popular.....
Again!!
I am a Victorian soul but this room is now decorated in more of a 1920's style I like to think....
I got the idea for this from my late neighbor Elly, who bought 2 curios for her bedroom and displayed purses, jewelry, hair combs, etc in them.....
The curios are now in my Dining Room....
Let's start the tour of this room at the door where I hung a wreath that I made....
Above the door way....
To the left when you walk in......
This room was remodeled about 15 years ago when we re-did the whole downstairs except for the Den....
Many of these yard sale finds I painted black.....
Like all the wicker pieces in this room....
Again, I used pictures of what I call " instant relatives"
A vintage tole tray bought at a yard sale for $1.00!!
I painted the shelf and sconces black.....
Above the closet that houses the washer and dryer.....
I hope you enjoyed this quick little tour of my Powder Room as it looks devoid of any Holiday decorations....
It will stay this way until October when I decorate it for Christmas again!!!
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Pink and black feels very French to me and so does your bathroom! French victorian -- I have no idea if that's such a thing!
ReplyDeleteI just love your bathroom in pink and black. When I watch house hunting shows and they want to rip those bathrooms out, I just want to cry. To me the 1920's deco vibe is just so cool and sophisticated. And all your ornaments and decorating items just fit the theme so well.
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Hi Debbie - Love the pink and black! And the doilies, too. They look like the tatting that my aunt used to do. I have a nice table runner she made and treasure it. Thanks for your comment on our Poland trip - both John and I are of Eastern European descent ( Slovak and Ukrainian) and all of the food in Poland was familiar. I just posted the end of our Poland trip...it was wonderful. We have been to Slovakia, but sadly we will probably never get to Ukraine now. Keep enjoying your beautiful home and have a great Spring!
ReplyDeleteHi Deb..your powder room is lovely! The black, gray and pink are pretty together! I loved Home Interiors too! Hugs, Barb
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Your pink and black room is beautiful, Debbie. You are such a creative soul!
ReplyDeleteHI Debbie, love the pink and black, very boujee. I'd like to come across a few of those perfume bottles for our bathroom. Our bathroom is gray and white with pink sprinkled in. Our home was built in 1950, and gray was very popular then so that is what we went with. Isn't it funny how things come and go, and then come back around. I am not farmhouse, just a cottage living gal. Thanks for the tip on the petals and thank you for visiting me. I am in the midst of a dining room makeover, one small frame sure has caused a lot of action here, with me changing almost everything out which is not something I tend to do. I am not sure where you get your energy, but I just do not have it to do in every room like you do. Have a great rest of your week!
ReplyDeleteThe pink and black go together so well!
ReplyDeleteI love the pink and black! The powder room is so pretty!! And I love your wreath! Thanks for joining in on Home Matters Linky Party! I will be featuring your post this week! #HomeMattersParty xx
ReplyDeleteI love your comments about how many years you have putting out certain pieces, I think that is why it feels like "home". When we have those items sitting out or displayed we have put a bit of ourselves into the mix, and of course it instantly becomes home at that moment!
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