Now that Brent and I have finally upgraded to a queen-size bed in the guest bedroom, I have the opportunity to do a project that’s been on my wish list for quite some time – a fabric headboard. I love the look of these headboards, and I cannot wait to have the headboard in the guest bedroom take center stage.
The only issue is that I’m fabric indecisive.
With all my other fabric choices, I just knew. And I think that’s the hard part. There are so many directions this bedroom could go – I can’t seem to be able to edit myself.
Here’s a reminder photo of the guest bedroom:
The only thing in this picture guaranteed a home back in the guest bedroom is the West Elm pin-tuck bedding, which is a pale, icy blue color. Everything else is basically stuff from college that I have no problems altering or saying goodbye to. And that includes saying goodbye to the paint color.
Here’s the fabric I like so far:
Esmee:
Paddock Shawl:
Mimosa:
Miki:
Paisley:
Zig Zag:
Opinions? Favorites? Bueller?
If you find any fabulous fabric, please post a link. Just make sure it goes with the duvet and won’t put me in the poor house. ☺
I vote for Miki, with toss pillows in Zig Zag... and you could even keep the paint color you have! :)
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to make something with this fabric. It's outdoor fabric though, so it would be heavier.
ReplyDeletehttp://www-artisticfabrics-com.netsolads.com/fairfaxnavyoutdoorfabric.aspx
I like the Miki. It's subtle and lends itself to adding more dramatic color elsewhere in the room. Good luck!!
ReplyDeleteI love the pin-tuck bedding!
I vote mimosa! Love!
ReplyDeleteI like the Miki.
ReplyDeleteI like Emsee & Miki :)
ReplyDeleteI love the Paisley if you want a very soft neutral look or the Mimosa if you want to be a little more colorful yet still neutral. Either offers opportunity to bring in pillows in coordinating solids and/or prints with some bolder colors.
ReplyDeleteI love the Esmee! I have plans to make a fabric headboard for our master...one of these days...
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