Linens by My Adobe Cottage adorn an Ikea bed in this simple, cozy child's bedroom.
Pale and Peaceful
This master bedroom's pale palette incorporates different shades of white, cream, gray, and green. The linen headboard cover is by Shabby Chic.
Bright idea: Spray-paint birch and willow wreaths gold for a sophisticated effect.
A white-on-white scheme creates an airy, restful master bedroom. Its cheetah-print wicker chair and ottoman offer another nook for reading.
Mix of Patterns
An all-white bed makes mixing patterns and textures easy. This bed boasts at least four different textiles in different shades of white, including lace, matelasse and homespun fabrics.
Whimsical Bedroom
The bed-frame in this whimsical white bedroom was repurposed from parts of older furniture. The reward is a unique, fresh piece.
Make the Most of White
Not all whites are the same. Once you start layering different tones, you can't assume they'll all go together. You've got to look at them next to one another to see if they blend.
White is fantastic at softening architectural quirks. If everything's painted white, then that odd steam pipe almost magically disappears.
Always remember that white demands accessorizing. Layers of objects with different textures make white rooms really come together!
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