Navy Master Bedroom Makeover Plan

I’ve discussed our Master Bedroom a few times over the last year. Like almost every other room in our home, the “before” includes wallpaper.

Unfortunately, it’s also blessed with the smallest closet of all three bedrooms. As for the layout, it is long and skinny — which presents some floor plan challenges. We sent one of our dressers to the recently finished Shared Bedroom and the other to the Sunroom; in order to setup the Master Bedroom like this {you can read more here}:

Now we’ve got one coat of paint up on the walls and I’m really excited about the direction that it is heading. 

Note: In case you are wondering, no, I didn’t paint it myself at 39 weeks pregnant 🙂

Here’s the overall plan for the room — as it stands now, anyway.

These aren’t the exact pieces we’ll be using. In fact, most of the items are similar pieces that we already own. The only items on our shopping list are nightstands {which may just be “shopped” from another room in the house}, a fabric to cover the storage bench and the window treatments.

Who knows, you might see a reveal of this space before the Dining Room, ha! Let’s hope not, though, since the baby is due this week. For the most part, our home projects are on pause and my posting may be a bit spotty for a few weeks as we get used to a new baby and new routine.

I must admit, this is about iteration #4 of our bedroom makeover plan. Originally, I was afraid to go bold with dark walls — though one coat of paint has already convinced me that I will love it {this was our inspiration photo}. The first few iterations felt a little too matchy-matchy as well — which is why I included the mint green accessories and the nightstands in different finishes.

I think that is one of the good things about do-it-yourself. We only have so much time in the day, which means I naturally have more time to think about a room before making actual decisions. So, several iterations over 6 months will hopefully result in a room that we really love.

What about you? Do you plan, plan and re-plan? Or choose one plan and go with it?