ONE ROOM CHALLENGE WEEK 3




I have been dreading this day.....because I have to put it on paper.     You know what I mean.  It is like when you say you are going on a diet and you tell the world.  Then you are totally accountable.  

Period.

So here goes nothing.....

If you are new....here is a brief description of the ORC.  20 talented designers/bloggers participating to makeover a room in 6 weeks.


Since it was down to the wire....I made the decision to finally finish my guest bedroom.  Let the anxiety begin.

 Now I have to reveal the plan since I already used my "stall" last week.

**I am saying right now that I have the right to make small changes along the way**

Sue me.

The chest is being painted black and I am searching for some cool brass knobs.  I would love this chair.....find me one please :)



  This is the light fixture I had to buy for the Show House.  99% sure that it is going to find it's way to the ceiling.

This table [from my LR] as the bedside table.  Need some wood to warm up the space.


I will be thrifting for a brass lamp.....

White vintage french linen shams [from my stash]
Fabric....already had made into pillows for my LR now moving into the bedroom.
Botanicals that were moved out of the LR [during the great furniture swap last weekend] will find a home also.

Seagrass on the floor.
And...I can't lie.  I did purchase this coverlet from PB last weekend reduced to a wicked low price.

Now.....

I have plantation shutters in this room but I am tossing them in favor of bamboo shades and some cream linen curtains with trim.  The shutters are 20 years old so bye bye suckers.

If I win the lottery between now and the end of this challenge....I will do this to my plaster ceilings.

Could you die??

Pray for me....

It does feel good to have a plan.  The trick is to stay off Pinterest and not let any thing distract me from my goal.

Please stop by all of these talented designers below and see what everyone is up to.....on week 3.



Make it a positive day :)

Shazam


**A couple of people wanted to know where I got that mirror.....it is from Wisteria and the wallpaper is Schumacher from the Modern Nature book**


36 comments

Unknown said...

Love the warm and earthy elements like rope, gorgeous textures of velvet, linen, trim...it's going to look fabulous. You can pull miracles out of your hat so quickly--youre the master. The light is fabulous. No stress, now, seems like everything's in place! Best of luck!
xo Nancy
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LindsB said...

I'll take those ceilings, they are so pretty!

Loving this new plan, the crisp white and warm wood tones are going to be beautiful together!

A Perfect Gray said...

chest is heaven. and I am all up in those vintage/aged brass lamps right now. you are rocking it...

Elizabeth @ The Little Black Door said...

You've got all the pieces ready sister, now its just time for the fun stuff. I'll keep an eye out for that chair :)

Acquired Objects said...

I'm wondering why you were sweating this chanllenge since I think you did a fabulous job of pulling everything together. I love browns and the textures you're pulling into your room and can't wait to see it finished.

Enjoy your day!
XXX
Debra~

Emily A. Clark said...

Believe it or not, I have that exact brass lamp. Guess where I found it? The dump! Yep, it was just sitting there getting ready to be thrown in the trash and I made my (mortified) husband get out of the car and grab it. :)

Linda {Calling it Home} said...

Love this direction. That ceiling would be so cool. it reminds me of when I went into Pottery barn, and tracked down the installer for the cement, barn wood floors that they have...only to find out that it was a gazillion dollars.

Karen at Home Sweet Hollywood said...

Wednesday mornings rock with the ORC...I'm an official ORC groupie.

Now I'm getting excited Sherry...love your plan. And that ceiling fixture you bought is one of my all-time faves...beauty!

LiveLaughDecorate said...

Well, I just may collapse (not die hon) if you produce that ceiling. But I already collapsed once you mentioned getting that coverlet for a steal. So freaking fab. Glad you're so mindful of Linda's whip-cracking abilities and getting this ish done. Can't wait for reveal day.

Kerry Steele- Design du Monde said...

Staying on a Pinterest free diet can really help out the ol' budget. I love the bed linens! If I knew your address I would come and steal that light fixture ;)

Anonymous said...

I just died over that ceiling!!! Can I stay the night???

Mary Ann Pickett said...

How pretty...love the sham materials and the Pottery Barn quilt...really warm and elegant look.

Ashley @ The Houston House said...

Oh love the direction!

Kathysue said...

Love every single element, you have great textures going on the color palette is perfection. Loving your vision and if you make changes along the way that is just part of the creative process!! I gave you a little bloggy love on my post today!!
xo Kathysue

pam {simple details} said...

Neutrals and some rustic texture, my favorite, I love it already! What, no blue?? :)

Nicole Scott said...

OMG That Lamp is so ...everything I want in a lamp. I'm so mad that Emily found one at the dump?! What the? Good luck, I hope you find one, and the chair too. Now that you've put it out there, I'm sure the lotto thing will work out too:) Loving your plans for the room!

The Pink Pagoda said...

Love your plan, Sherry! The gorgeous fabrics with all the texture your using plus that fixture -- WOW! It's gonna be beautiful!

Unknown said...

Love your plan Sherry and no lawsuit will be brought forth if you change things along the way. That's how this works, right?!!! Have fun and stay off Pinterest!

Cindy said...

Ha! Now you gone and said it... smile...
Your room is gonna be fabulous, I'm excited about seeing what you do, you always blow my mind. and yeah, don't get distracted by Pinterest or anything else!

Cindy

Kathleen said...

This is so great!! Love the lamps, light and lots of texture!! Can wait for next week!!

Caroline said...

Oh, I've been looking for some plantation shutters on Craigslist! I'd love to buy them from you if they're the right size!! Sending you an email now!!

Matters of Style said...

Love this! And love brass to warm it up!

Stacey {steward of design} said...

Seriously can not wait to see the end result. Loving everything!

Lynda @ Happenstance Home said...

Loving your direction. That ceiling - wow! I'd want to try that too!

My Notting Hill said...

Love your plans & that ceiling idea is gorgeous. I don't know you guys do it. I'l be posting every week about how I changed my plan, again.

Lori @ Lori May Interiors said...

Love what you're doing with "my" second home! You know I love the birds! I have some extra from my bedroom project if you need any more.

See you Friday!

L

Anonymous said...

Question totally off topic - did you grow up in MA??? "wicked low"
is a term I think only we use.
Denise

Kim said...

Oh my ... I gave a brass lamp just like that away to the Goodwill in Cumming two months ago ... maybe it's the one Emily found!! I didn't have a place for it and had to just cut the cord on so many things!! I LOVE the ceiling treatment. Am pinning now to remember for One Day!! Good Luck! xo

Barbara Matson said...

Loving all the elements for the space, you will create a fabulous space no matter what. It seems whatever you touch, it looks fabulous.

Lisa Gabrielson said...

It's all fabulous. Can't go wrong with the birds, antique linen and the yummy chocolate velvet quilt. Heading to PB NOW!

Beth Connolly said...

Love the light fixture and the Greek key - this is going to be wonderful.

Cindy Albert said...

Wow, you've chosen some GREAT things. Can't wait to see the end result. The colors and textures in your picture with the seagrass are so beautiful.

Kim@Chattafabulous said...

It's good to be shermazing! Love the fabrics and I have wanted that light fixture for like ever!

www.chattafabulous.blogspot.com

René said...

Having a plan is a good thing. Now for time to make it all happen. Yikes! Love your ideas!

Annie Vincent Interiors said...

Looking great! I love where it is going. Love that fabric too I am using it for curtains in my office!

Naomi@DesignManifest said...

Lovely, layered and cozy. Umm and are we curtain twins? Great minds think alike ;)

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