Here are 29 sage green and grey bedroom ideas to inspire your makeover:
16. Brown, Charcoal, and Sage Brown, charcoal, and sage make a sophisticated and elegant colour combination. The rich and warm tones of brown are balanced by the cooler and more subdued tones of charcoal and sage, creating a well-rounded and calming colour palette.
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Here are 29 sage green and grey bedroom ideas to inspire your makeover:
Homeowner Names: Carol, Wes, and Ripley (our schnoodle) Designer Names: Jaclyn Journey and Amanda Jacobs of Journey & Jacobs Design Studio (@journeyandjacobs)Location: Louisville, Kentucky Size: 2400 square feet Years lived in: 6 years, owned Our clients, Wesley and Carol, are young professionals who both have eclectic and fun taste. Their home is in the great St. Matthews neighborhood and this is the first big renovation they’ve taken on there.
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By Alan George Imagine retreating to a bedroom where the embrace of darkness creates a soothing escape from the bright, bustling world outside. Picture...
Here are 29 sage green and grey bedroom ideas to inspire your makeover:
If you're looking to create a cozy and intimate atmosphere in your bedroom, a dark and moody decor might be just what you need.
That's why I've compiled a list of 50 bedroom wall decor ideas to inspire you and help you transform your bedroom into a cozy and inviting retreat.
That's why I've compiled a list of 50 bedroom wall decor ideas to inspire you and help you transform your bedroom into a cozy and inviting retreat.
My husband never asks for anything for himself. He does everything for his girls, me and our two daughters. We also have a girl dog and a girl bunny. He is surrounded by estrogen and has no place to call his own in our home. Day after day he diligently goes off to work to support and provide for his girls. He never buys anything frivolous. The only money he ever spends on himself are the times when he needs new running shoes. He is selfless and happily does everything for his family. He never complains. When we do have some extra money he tells me to get something nice for the girls and me. We have a cozy, "smallish," three bedroom home and there is no corner carved out just for him. Even the garage is filled with all my "crapola." I wanted to change that, so I'm making him a "Man Cave." Not this kind of cave. source Hopefully it will be more like this kind of Man Cave. source He really doesn't want to watch Vampire Diaries, Survivor, Switched At Birth, Nate Berkus, Selling New York, and all the other shows his girls watch. He needs his own TV to watch sports, documentaries, and the History Channel. He has never asked for a no girls allowed space, but he listened intently when I told him my plan. It took him a few days, but now he is totally on board. It's fun seeing him get excited about having a space of his own. The dilemma, where do you find space for a more testosterone friendly room when you only have three bedrooms and they are all occupied? You get creative and you make due with what you have. No time to lament about what we don't have. Here is the room I'm converting into a place my husband can call his own. It's a challenge because this is our living room/office and it incorporates the front door and the hall to the girl's bedrooms. There aren't any walls to separate it from the rest of the house. It's also an awkward shape. It's the first room guests see when they walk in the house. I need to come up with a plan that will make my husband feel welcome, but still not look we live in a themed sports bar. I painted this space blue/green after seeing the cover of the 2007 Jan./Feb. issue of Veranda. I did layers of joint compound and paint glaze to achieve the effect. Time for change, it's been like this since the cover came out. It's had a few different looks in the past, but the wall color hasn't changed. We use it for Thanksgiving dinners because we don't have a formal dining room. Thanksgiving 2010 Thanksgiving 2011 I ripped out the carpet a few years back and painted the concrete floors. I've done several floors like this in my house. Those are staying, but I'm re-painting the border. The scroll detail is too feminine for a Man Cave. I put up our Thanksgiving Tree right after Halloween in here. Thanksgiving Tree 2011 Here's the room getting ready for a new coat of paint. Here is the direction I'm going. A new sleek flat screen TV and industrial furniture. source I think I'll have to design some more industrial shelves for this room like I did in our great room. Gray walls with warm wood. source Maybe a map or two of his home state New York. source Darker gray ceiling with beefy crown molding. source Maybe something like this?. source Cozy stremlined furniture with an industrial masculine feel. source The walls and ceiling have been painted, but I'm not going to finish this room in lightening speed. My oldest daughter had surgery this last week and I was gone all weekend at a volleyball tournament. I painted the walls Benjamin Moore Stonington Gray HC 170 and the ceiling Benjamin Moore Chelsea Gray HC 168. I'm adding crown molding so you won't see the unpainted seam where the walls and ceiling meet. I'll show you the progress in the next post. Do you have any room renovations in the works? Does your man have his own Man Cave? Do you have any style tips that I can use to make this masculine room blend with the rest of our home? I would love to hear your ideas. Thanks for checking it out.
