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Before & After: Rebecca’s Ikat Print Bed Curtains

by Aaron on Jan 15, 2013 • 9:00 am 15 Comments

FEATURED: Painted Ikat Print Window Panel
WHY IT WORKS: Recently motivated to update her master bedroom, Rebecca of Campestral shares the transformation with us…

Our bedroom is really drafty, and the one heat vent in the ceiling blows right on the husband’s side of the bed and drives him crazy. So you know what is cheaper, and awesomer, than moving a heating vent? Bed curtains. I have always harbored a secret desire for a super princess-y bed, and this idea really jived with that. How often can you find a really practical reason to give yourself a super romantic princess bed? Just the once, in my life so far.

See more of Rebecca’s transformation at her blog, Campestral | Our Bedroom in the Barn: Before and After.

SHOP PATTERNED WINDOW PANELS
• Painted Ikat Window Panel
• Koba Window Panel
• Tali Window Panel
• Ikat Chevron Window Panel

Images: via Campestral | Our Bedroom in the Barn: Before and After

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15 comments

jen says:

Jan 15, 2013

gorgeous!

Kelly says:

Jan 15, 2013

awesome transformation!

Doris C says:

Jan 15, 2013

Wow! That’s amazing, I love it!

Beth Stark says:

Jan 15, 2013

love it-love the wall color-please share color and if flat, satin etc…thanks

Stacy @ Fritz & Fräulein says:

Jan 15, 2013

What a fantastic transformation! Using a darker grey in bedrooms can be tricky but combining this with the white, blue and camel tones chicly balances it (and avoids that dark cave-like look)! Nice work!

Debbie says:

Jan 15, 2013

Wonderful idea, but if the budget would allow I would have bought panels to reverse so the pattern could be seen from the inside of the bed also. Great idea.

Jill Hoff says:

Jan 16, 2013

Oooh!!! So pretty!!!

Rebecca Haas says:

Jan 16, 2013

Thanks everybody! And Beth, the color on the walls is Benjamin Moore’s Iron Mountain, in flat. I was worried at first that it was going to be too dark. It looked black when it was going on, which freaked me out a little! But once the trim was all done, and furniture were in I really liked it.