I’m five weeks into our master bedroom refresh, and I have one week left to finish up my vintage farmhouse bedroom design plan as part of Calling it Home’s One Room Challenge.
This past week I’ve been busing trying to start and finish little projects that will go into the space, but I’ve made little progress in the actual room. All the major projects are finished, though: the ceiling is repaired, the wall is planked and painted and the bed is built. The room looks the same as it did last week, so today I’ll just share a few photos of some of the items going into the space. With next week being the reveal, I’m purposely being a little secretive. You’ll get to see everything in the space next week!
This rustic, chippy white antique stool is going to be made into a nightstand.
I tried my hand at reupholstering an antique chair without a seat. I really don’t know what I’m doing, but I think my plan is going to work.
I’m putting my Royal Design Studio stencil to use to create new curtains and as a part of my headboard. Check back for a post about all my stenciling later this week!
Probably my favorite part of this week has been working with this vintage fabric from Golden Daffodils. If you love vintage, you will love this Etsy shop full of fabric, quilts, and bedspreads!
If you want to check out my progress posts, you can see them here:
Week 2: Ceiling repairs and painting the wall
Week 3: Installing a plank wall
My to-do list is dwindling, but I’m still a little nervous I won’t be able to finish it all this week, especially because I’ve added at least two more projects to the list in my head. Here’s hoping I can finish it all up!
Repair ceiling and wall; repaint ceilingPaint wallsCut and install plank wallPatch holes and paint plank wallBuild queen platform bedPaint bedMake and stencil headboard- Make crates for underneath bed
Sew and stencil curtains- Repair and upholster vintage chair
- DIY nightstand project
Make pillow covers from vintage fabric- Hang new (old) light fixture?
Like what you see? I’d love for you to follow along!
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Jenny I adore the fabric and I can’t wait for the reveal! I love the direction the space is going in. As a fellow ORC participant it’s been wonderful to gather some fantastic inspiration. I’d love for you to share your progress at Thoughts of Home on Thursday. Our readers would love to see it. The gathering is at http://www.decortoadore.net
Thanks for stopping by, Laura! I’ll be sure to stop by.
Jenny, the mood board is fantastic!! Can’t wait to see how your upholstery project turns out on the antique piece! Good luck on the last week!
Thanks Yuni – I can’t wait to see how it turns out either. I hope it turns out usable! 😉
The fabric is a lovely pattern, I’m excited that you are stenciling, I too am creating a coral stencil this weekend! The chair looks challenging, anxious to see what you do! Can’t wait to see your reveal.
Maria
Thanks, Maria. Stencils are so fun, aren’t they? Can’t wait to see yours!
I love the idea of using that vintage stool as your nightstand! Can’t wait to see that. 😉
Oh, thanks Jen! I’m super excited about that part too – I supposed I should actually start making it considering there are only a few days left…
Jenny – you have been super busy! Love all of your special touches and hand crafted decor. We too love vintage fabric and your is so pretty. Can’t wait to see your stenciling and your final reveal! Cheers to a great week!
Thanks ladies! Good luck as you tackle this final week, too!
Jenny, it’s going to be so great. Love the mood board and can’t wait to see the big reveal next week!
Thanks, April! I’m excited too. 🙂
The patterns you chose mix and match perfectly, I can’t wait to see the reveal!
Thanks Roxanne! I’m so excited about the fabric.
You stenciled your own curtains? Wow! This room is going to look amazing, Jenny. I cannot wait for the reveal this week to see how it all turned out.
I love all the projects you have in the works, I can’t wait to see your bedroom finished.
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