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A beautiful master bedroom reveal with tons of ideas to make a small space live large. |chatfieldcourt.com

I’m finally done and ready to share my master bedroom redo. Ummm, I guess I shouldn’t say done because, are we ever really done? Anyway, I am done with everything I am going to do at this present time (how’s that?) 😉 I’ve already posted about the ceiling that I painted in a pearl finish and the painting of the walls and crown molding installation.

A beautiful master bedroom reveal with tons of ideas to make a small room feel large. |chatfieldcourt.com

I just want to say that as I redo each room, first the bathroom then the living/dining room, I am learning more and more about small space decorating (and small space photography!). It’s been really difficult because you have to learn to edit so much while still trying to have a stylish room. Like I said, I’m learning.

Let’s start out with a few before shots, beginning with an empty room before we moved in.

Master Bedroom Reveal | chatfieldcourt.comThis is a small room, 13×17, and it had the same “swiney” beige walls that all the other rooms had, but it has beautiful hardwood floors and really nice paneled doors. I knew that I wanted to put up crown molding and paint the walls and ceiling, but the first job we had to tackle in this room was the closet that came empty, no shelves and no rods, which is another post for another time.

Let’s look at my master bedroom now…

Master Bedroom Reveal | chatfieldcourt.com

This is my favorite part of the whole room…the closet door knobs. 🙂

Master Bedroom Reveal | chatfieldcourt.com

A small master bedroom gets a big makeover. | chatfieldcourt.com

Master Bedroom Reveal | chatfieldcourt.com

A small master bedroom gets a big makeover. | chatfieldcourt.comMaster Bedroom Reveal | chatfieldcourt.com

Although the room is small we where able to fit all of the furniture that we already had, a king size bed, a chair, a two piece armoire, nightstand, and a small bedside table.

how much I spent:

  • ceiling paint – $50
  • wall paint – 2 gallons, $100
  • leaning mirror – $100
  • wood for crown molding – $85
  • nail gun – $25 Harbor Freight
  • knobs for closet doors – $30
  • knobs for armoire and nightstand $15
  • door knob and hinges – $ 30
  • small round mirror – $10
  • monogrammed lumbar pillow cover and form – $35
  • woven shades for windows – $285

Everything else I already had. I ended up spending around $785 for the room, including window treatments, but the nail gun will be used again many times, I had nearly a gallon left of the wall paint (don’t you hate when that happens?), and I have half of the gallon of the ceiling paint left.

Here are the sources of the room and, as you can see, most of the things I’ve had for many years.

sources for master bedroom makeover

  • wall color – Benjamin Moore Hazy Skies, Regal eggshell finish
  • ceiling color – Benjamin Moore White Dove, Regal pearl finish
  • trim and crown molding – Benjamin Moore White Dove, Advance
  • leaning mirror – Home Goods
  • armchair – Thomasville, bought years ago when I lived in Georgia
  • bedroom furniture – Durham Furniture, bought when I lived in Georgia
  • nightstand lamp – Restoration Hardware, years ago
  • bamboo shades – Blinds.com
  • big picture by chair – Pottery Barn, years ago
  • small reclaimed wood stool – Pottery Barn, years ago
  • round table, used for nightstand – bought from a catalog 25 years ago
  • small hanging round mirror – Target
  • green velvet pillow on armchair – Pottery Barn, bought years ago
  • all bedding – Pottery Barn, bought within the last couple of years
  • lumbar pillow with monogram – etsy
  • rug – Target, years ago
  • closet door knobs – Restoration Hardware
  • armoire and nightstand knobs – Amazon

Thanks for sticking with me through this long post. I’m onto the next room. Have you started any new projects lately?

 

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  2. Love this room. I have a comforter in our bedroom with similar colors to your striped version and so I am going to look into this color for our bedroom. We currently have a pumpkin spice color in there and although I do love bold colors the room is getting darker due to the shade outside so we need to lighten it up and be able to use the same bedding and decor. Oh, and I love to look at blogs with home makeovers but when it is a smaller home it is that much more exciting to me. I love to see what people can do with smaller homes to make them lovely. I love what you have done and since I have read your whole blog now 🙂 I will be following along to see what else you accomplish in this home. Love it!!!

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    • Hi Suzanne and welcome. Thank you for the kind words about my master bedroom. I bet your room looks great painted in a pumpkin spice color with your striped duvet! I’m with you on liking bold colors but in this house the room is North facing and pretty dark, plus I wanted to try something different from what I’ve done in the past. That’s the great thing about paint, isn’t it? So many great choices. I never realized just how difficult it is to decorate small spaces until we moved into this house. Now I look everywhere for small space inspiration. So glad you will be following along with me!
      K.

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  3. It’s my first time to your blog and I have to say — your bedroom is exactly what I love and is absolutely beautiful! I love so much about it — that it is not overtly feminine (so hubby can enjoy it, too) and how it has warm tones that completely make it relaxing and inviting. I can’t wait to explore the rest of your blog!

    Does your pearl ceiling paint actually have a reflective quality or sheen to it? Sounds like that would be wonderful for a bedroom ceiling!!

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    • Awww…thanks so much Carla. So glad you like my room. I do try to think of my hubby when decorating so it’s not too feminine.;) The pearl ceiling paint does have a reflective quality to it. It’s not overly shiny, just a bit of a sheen. I love it, especially since the room is north facing and doesn’t get a ton of light. I will definitely be using it again. Hope to see you again! Thanks for your visit.
      K.

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  4. I just love the softness and beautiful use of color in your bedroom. I find all these white walls, white furniture, white fabric very hard and boring. I like the decorating drummer you are marching to….yourself!

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    • Thank you so much for the nice comment Pam! I have to say that I had thought about putting a white duvet on the bed but in the end, decided I liked the colors in the one I have been using. I appreciate your visit.
      K.

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  9. Kristi,
    I adore the wall color and your soothing palette for your Master Bedroom make~over!
    I, too, like a ‘punch’ of green within my color palettes here on the Prairie,
    especially during our Autumn and Winter when the view from my windows contains much brown.
    Thank you for sharing your break down of cost for this amazing transformation.
    I adore that you used many things you have previously purchased!
    Visiting from Susan’s MM.
    Fondly,
    Pat

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    • Thank you Pat! It is nice to see something green in the autumn and winter, especially when there is a lot of snow outside! I’m so glad that you found me through Susan’s fabulous blog.
      K.

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