As I mentioned in my last post, I love looking at other people’s fall decor, but I don’t particularly love decorating my house for fall. I love the season of fall and all the fall activities that go along with it, but I just wish decorating-wise we could skip right on to Christmas! I don’t think my husband is quite ready to go cut down a tree yet though…so instead I walked around our property and down the road, into the woods to find some colorful leaves that were low enough to cut for the bedroom.
The empty space above the bed has always bugged me a little bit, so I stuck a branch above it. Someone predicted it would fall on his head while he was asleep the first night, and although I was kind of hoping it would, it has yet to happen. I used a few picture hangers and secured it quite well. Maybe too well…

I still haven’t gotten around to putting together our other nightstand from IKEA, so we’ve got a mismatching thing going on right now:

As you can see, I also haven’t gotten around to adding trim to this one:

This antique desk opposite the bed was my great great uncle’s and the painting above it was my great uncle Bob’s. The books are mostly from random book sales, but I think a few in this stack were Uncle Bob’s:

Source List:
Wall color – Benjamin Moore Hale Navy
Trim color – Benjamin Moore White Dove
Hallway wall color – Benjamin Moore Pale Smoke
Headboard – Hayneedle
Ruffled pillow shams, cream knit pillows, and plaid throw on bed – Target
Mirrors – Restoration Hardware
Burlap pillow with buttons – antique store
Comforter and Bedskirt – Ballard Designs
Cream knit throw on bed – handknit by a great aunt
Bench, wire basket, wooden “55” box, wooden frame, and toolbox – secondhand & antique stores
Painted nightstand, alarm clock, and small baskets and woven buckets in bookshelves  – Ikea
Apothecary nightstand – Target
Lamp – Joss & Main
Gold candles on nightstands – Target
Wooden orb in bookshelf – Target
Antique desk – passed down from family
Old books – from family or book sales
Decorative gold orb – Home Goods
Have a wonderful day! – Jamie

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5 thoughts on “Fall Master Bedroom at Bluestone Hill

  1. Dear Jamie
    Just like you I dont like to decorate with fall leaves, but yet I think your pictures are really beautiful. I laughed a little when you wrote about your husbands anxiety of getting the branch in the head. But its lucky he didnt 😉
    I wish you a lovely evening.

    Lone

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