The cohesive look of this lovely room belies its diy origins. Hannah tells us more: The first thing I did to the room was paint it. I used some leftover paint I had lying in the garage. I can't tell you the name of the color because I mixed a few different colors to achieve this shade.
I usually start projects on a whim, so that day I painted this entire room with only a medium size paint brush--no roller on hand. But, by the end of painting my arm felt like it was going to fall off!
Secondly, I made the headboards. I knew I wanted the colors to be various shades of aqua, teal, and pink. I found the fabric on clearance at a local fabric store. I had my husband cut the particle board to size and assembled the headboards in one evening. The hardest part was getting the printed fabric to line up evenly. All in all the project cost under $70 dollars to do.
The remainder of the room credits go to various thrift store finds, a local artist, and Ikea. All in all it was a fun redo and I'm pleased with the results!
Thanks Hannah! Readers, say hit to Hannah at Cosmos in Chaos.
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It's too bad you don't have a name for that color, because I love it! Beautiful job on the room!
Great job! Love the headboards!
what a lovely room!
The room looks great! Love the colors. Did you DIY the bedspreads too?
my brother had/has? that exact same dresser. its still brown with the brass handles. so sending this to my sil for her decorating up date!
Not only do I love this room, I adore your daughters' names! Full disclosure: I have 4.5-yo identical twin daughters named Abigail and Lilyanne (it was originally supposed to be Lillian, but I was trying to find a way to incorporate my mil's name, hence the change).