I love the blogworld! Yesterday Maria of Dreamy Whites had a guest post by Melanie of Pretties and Posies, where she shared these beautiful images from her stunning bedroom. She said, “My bedroom is all about comfort. I chose to paint my walls a soft blue to remind me of a summer sky, a day at the lake, or as my niece once said…a white-washed Tiffany box.” The soft blue you see (and love…I know how you guys roll!) is Benjamin Moore’s Palladian Blue. Isn’t it perfectly dreamy with all the white?! I also love how she hung an old door above her bed. What a unique piece of art! Definitely head over to Dreamy Whites and Pretties and Posies, two beautiful blogs I know you’ll love too!
oooh, that's very pretty! With the curtain blowing in the breeze; that pale blue; a seating area; and unique touches like the old door, I could look at this picture all day!
very, very pretty
Oh my….I'm in love! I love all the details….very special!
Cheers!
K
absolutely lovely – and the dark bed grounds the space!
xoA
Love! LOVE! It all looks so calm and whimsical…I could curl up in that bed and sleep for hours!! I LOVE your blog!
This is such a soft, serene, and pretty room 🙂 You can almost feel the fresh summer breeze blowing through the window 🙂
Kelly
Ditto, ditto, and ditto. Thanks Erin.
Whoa – it's like looking at something right out of a magazine. So dreamy!!
I love those sheers! This room is heavenly! I am hoping my bedroom will look similar once it's all done! I cant wait!
I love the blog world too…on my way to check out those links!
thanks!
PS my turquoise chest is almost complete!!
This is absolutely stunning! I love those curtains and all the sweet details!
It is a truly relaxing space. I love the door-accent on the bed. Without doubt, gives the perfect touch.
yum, I love it all – so chic!!
wow!! wow!! wow!! beautiful images
you found always the most inspirational images!!!
Speaking of vacations for the mind! This is SO, SO pretty! Hope you're staying warm and dry today… 🙂
Melanie's room is one of my favorites! Her entire house is stunning! Thanks for the new pictures 🙂
~Kiri
http://www.mylovelylife-blog.blogspot.com
Oh Erin, I know, I saw that post…gorgeous! I saved all the images into my idea file for future reference! I just adore all the ideas flying around blogland! xoxo Beth
Gorgeous! I love the washed Tiffany blue, it looks amazing. And those white curtains make it all so dreamy!
Nancy
So incredible!!! I love that door- at first I thought it was a piece of contemporary art. gorgeous.
xoxoxo
Love your blog and the inspiration! I've infused a little turquoise into my no-cost Redesigned dining room, using an antique chair dressed in turquoise fabric and contemporary art work, both by Designer Kenneth Brown.
I don't think I would ever leave that room!
it's perfect in every way!
You're right about that Palladian Blue — love it! So soft and pretty. I could see that working well in all kinds of spaces. (Yes, am still thinking of painting my hallway some shade of blue…)
gorgeous except for that door which seems crazily out of place. it's so….shabby. and I don't mean shabby chic. weird.
love love love
I LOVE all the white, and can feel the breeze that's pushing out those curtains. Lovely!!
In my best Southern drawl…. Be Still My Heart!!
Thank you so much for the sweet words about my home! I was so surprised to see that you had posted about my bedroom! Thank you! Thank You!:-)
xo,
Melanie
Hello Erin,
thank you so much for putting a link to me on your blog. I am so glad you liked Melanie's home. SHe is one talented girl! I know you made her day!
Take Care,
Maria
i am looking for a chair EXACTLY like that cute little slipcovered number in the second to last photo. If you see anything else like that please send me the info!
lovely photos, too. 😉
LOVING this post … absolutely gorgeous.
Awesome! The whole look of the room is refreshing. How I want to lay on that soft bed. Wonderful photos!
Mm. Gorgeous!
Oh my gosh! I love your blog. I, too love everything aqua, turquoise, etc and the rooms you post are giving me such re-design the house-itis! my poor hubby… 🙂