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Fabric Canopy Beds

I’ve been inching along on decorating the master bedroom.  At this rate, I should have it finished by sometime next year.  One of the things I’ve been waffling the most about is the headboard.  Most of the time, I’m thinking a nice neutral linen headboard in a curvy shape like I showed in this post.  But every once in a while I think it might be nice to go completely outside of the box and do a draped fabric canopy.  Look at how much drama it can add to the situation.

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Something about this bedroom really gets me.  I love the fabric pattern and eclectic art, but the neutral palette keeps things from going over the top.  Every time I think I need to add more color I find a neutral room like this that I am obsessed with.  Sorry world, I’m just gonna keep on liking neutral things.

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Stripes?  Black and white?  Are we surprised?  The Indian tile block print is elegant but still a little playful.  It feels like spring to me.  I also love how these beds have a fun canopy and an upholstered headboard for comfort.  I do think I need a headboard because I always wake up in the weirdest positions with my head all smashed up against the wall.  I’m a fidgety sleeper.  I also need to remember to stack random art on top of random mirrors because apparently it looks awesome.

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But maybe I do want color!!  I don’t know.  The more I look at these pictures the more I think I want a canopy.  You only live once so you might as well add drama am I right??  I’ll update you next week when I decide on something else completely different.

What do you guys think?  Canopy?  No Canopy?  Canopy and headboard?

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  1. Taylor

    Yeah that first one is pretty top notch!

  2. Stephanie

    Like all of them but the first looks easier to do. Consignments on park had several upholstered headboards.

  3. marilyn

    You should talk to your mom. She can make it.
    Dad