Good Questions: Help Me Find This Bedroom Set

AT Boston—I need your help!!! A while ago, I was looking through some websites for a bedroom set and found the perfect one. I saved the picture as inspiration for the future when we had the funds. Well, now we have the funds, and I can't find the bedroom set anymore. Help me find this bedroom set or something similar...

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...We're looking for a black/ebony set to go with our light silver-blue master bedroom with this clean cut, classic design. Ideally we'd like to find something in the Boston area. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Grace.

Anyone recognize this furniture collection or know of something similar in the Boston area?

Comments (8)

Hoo boy. You picked the wrong site for help finding a suite of furniture. Let's have a drinking game: chug each time a commenter chides Grace for being "matchy matchy".

(Then try Ethan Allen. It sort of has their look. Bombay Company had something like this suite before they went bankrupt -- you might try Craigslist or eBay to see if someone is selling a set.)

I love the updated traditional vibe for a bedroom.. I find it very restful. And I trust Grace to complete the look without having it look catalog-culled or matchy-matchied. Which, btw, not ALL of us, ALWAYS, think is a bad thing...

I think this may have come from Thomasville.

Don't go with a set! Buy one or two pieces you like--the bed, or the dresser or something, and then make it INTERESTING with older or funkier pieces. A suite screams "I have no taste of my own and have to steal it from a catalogue or showroom."