That headboard is B-A-N-A-N-A-S. It's pink and red...and the rosette...and the piping...and the SHAPE. It's the kind of headboard that could function as the solitary focal point of a monochromatic room. But instead, Victoria mixes it with all sorts of bold elements and it totally works. I'm sure it's custom...I know Victoria pops in to read the blog once in a while so maybe she'll tell us about the headboard in the comments.
Take a look at a wider shot of the room:
I absolutely love how the headboard is unexpectedly paired with blue grasscloth walls and blush/peach tones in the (amazing) window treatments and bedding. The lucite (or perhaps glass?) night stand is a great choice because the room is so dynamic...it just kind of floats next to the bed without adding to the overall look. And the lamp is such a great choice...it a great addition to the fun and traditional vibe of the room.
I can't stop chatting about this one. I think it's so fresh and inviting. What do you think?
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I would love to stay in this room, and I would love to know more about the headboard! It's gorgeous!
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ashlina
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Daniela-Thank you so much for sharing one of my all time favorite bedrooms! The headboard was a risk in an otherwise traditional Brunschwig bedroom. The fabric La Pluie is still available but the red cord has been discontinued. The house was in the Gothic style and that's where the inspiration came from for the lambrequins, screen (hiding a radiator) and then I womped up the headboard a bit. Charlotte Moss for Brunschwig on the window treatments and Alan Knight lucite. Glad you love it too!
ReplyDeleteThe chunky throw? Where might I find that glorious splash of color?
ReplyDeleteThe throw was from Pine Cone Hill.
DeleteThat headboard design is extremely cool. I love new innovative shapes.
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