Colleen's back at it with another great room, recreated for less! (PS We're getting ready for some trips this summer, and I'm DYING for this orange swim suit Colleen shared this week. So cute!)
The skinny white lamp looks crisp against the cobalt wallpaper.
If you're fortunate enough to have a yard, bud vases are your very best friend for decorating. Add a few blooms from your yard and put them in every room.
This bed is such a find. Going neutral shouldn't mean boring, so pick something with interest, like tufting or a scrolling shape.
The original roman shades use a Kravet fabric, but I quite like a wide neutral stripe too.
The wallpaper is absolutely the star of the room, and the saturated color is key. This Chinoiserie pattern is an economical alternative to the original Osborne & Little.
If wallpapering isn't an option, this blue paint will look stunning with white trim.
Consider replacing the glass doors with mirrors--it's pretty and functional.
Crystal pulls will add a little sparkle to a plain white wardrobe.
The bedding repeats the blue in the embroidery, on otherwise bright white sheets.
Just a simple white table for pretty things.
I'm a tchotchke person. I need my pointless pretty objects, thus a blue ginger jar.
A feminine and neutral pillow completes the bed.
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