Our Girly Master Bedroom

I love my husband ever so much. I am so blessed that he lets me do whatever I like in the decorating department. I took it for granted, cause my dad was the same way with my mom. But I have learned that there a quite a few men out there who have a pretty big opinion on how they want things, and definitely don't approve of girly stuff. Kevin is such a good sport. I made our bedroom chamber very very girly and I love it. It makes me smile every time I walk in. And I just love starting my day with a nicely made bed. ;)

So here are the pictures of the newly painted room. It was already a similar shade of yellow, but we had to patch some of the drywall from construction and we added some trim around the ceiling, doors & windows and panelling that needed to be painted white. I didn't want to spend a lot of money sprucing the place up, so I used some leftover flat white as primer for the woodwork and then bought a cheap gallon of white semigloss for a top coat. For the walls, my friend Bethany gave me some leftover yellow paint, it was half full, so I added white, enough to fill the gallon and it couldn't have turned out more lovely. I am so happy that our room is finally finished. I still need to paint our old dresser white, but it's definitely not high on my list of priorities right now. Everything else is the same, nothing new was added I wanted to stay within a budget. Same furniture and linens etc. I spent 11 dollars total. I would like to make a wreath to hang above our bed, it's looking pretty blah as we don't have a headboard. But that is yet another piece of furniture I would rather not lug about if we move. So for now I think a wreath would be quite nice. Not sure what I will use for flowers. I would like to stick some sea shells in there too of course.

Faux Flowers from my Hubby.Where I used to sit with my laptop (Before it Broke) in the chair Kevin got me when we were first married.

What a sweetheart! He knew I would like it, cause it's hot pink.

Part of my Nanna's china collection. "Jackie" The Rabbit that Lily and I made together one Easter.

Vintage sheets from my friend Karen's Grandmother. She was spring cleaning, and knew I would love them. They miss match perfectly with the rest of our bedding.