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Romantic Bedroom Week: Lorijo's Brocade Bedroom

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Name: Lorijo
Location: Hersey, Michigan

Lorijo sent us in this photo of her black and white brocade bedroom to enter our Romantic Bedroom Giveaway. Her bedroom tip is below...

 
 

Romantic Bedroom Tip: I like to use plain colored or white sheets (linen because they feel so nice) that way, when you feel like a change, a quick coat or paint of new curtains and throw pillows make it feel like a brand new room

Thanks, Lorijo!

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Very nice.

posted by Christine (the one in DC) on February 11th 2008 at 5:01pm
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love the curtains, and those fabulous lamps! great job as always Lorijo!

posted by CQ in DC on February 11th 2008 at 6:22pm
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thanks- I actually uploaded the wrong picture- I had another view I liked better than this. oh well. I am not a frilly kind of gal and neither is my Mr.
I looked at this line at Target and I liked it, just not the price. So I searched my favorite fabric shops and got the black and white brocade fabric on clearance for 1 dollar a yard and sewed up curtains. The striped panel at the headboard is a Waverly curtain I bought on clearance. The white frame around the painting was free at a garage sale- a bright coat of spray paint and I love it! Now, I just have to find a new ceiling fan...

posted by lorijo on February 12th 2008 at 5:17am
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I have been looking for a frame similar to the one on your wall. Where did you get that?

posted by pixystic on February 12th 2008 at 12:52pm
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a free pile at a yard sale. It's an old frame that I think held a mirror sometime in the 70's.

posted by lorijo on February 12th 2008 at 7:07pm
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I won't say that it's bad, but I definitely wouldn't call it romantic. "Romantic", to me, has to be something that takes one out of one's everyday life, hinting of some other time or place. With plaster walls to decorate and chain stores to shop in, that's a hard one to pull off, I suppose, but this one to me says "late 20th century post-corporate improverishment".

As would most of our rooms, I imagine.

posted by Joseph Dunphy in Chicago on February 21st 2008 at 7:16am
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