Master Bedroom Re-do

McKenzie and Moore Master bedroom

 

BEFORE PHOTOS

AFTER PHOTOS

A new fabric headboard with nailheads and matching bed skirt replaced the

mahogany 4 post bed.

 

The  heavy draperies and valances came down and were replaced with lighter

panels. The arch of the window can now be seen.

 

The wing back chairs were recovered in a Schumacher mocha check fabric.

A simple but elegant chandelier replaced the ornate and heavy ceiling fan.

 

New lamps were added to go with the more updated look of the room.

 

The panels are a Waverly fabric called evening scroll. A perfect name for this

pale blue and mocha print.(draperies by Windows&More)

It's a boy!

My sister in law had her second child three weeks ago. Another boy! William Crawford Moore. Of course McKenzie and Moore Interiors got busy months ago upon the news of the pregnancy. We did not know the gender of the baby until birth, so we started with soft neutral tones. The minute we found out the gender, we layered the room with blues and browns. If a thrid baby comes along, and it's a girl, then this space could easily be converted to a girl's nursery with just a few changes!

Pillows and a stuffed animal were placed on the bench in front of the windows for extra seating.

Above the crib are painted frames with fabric scraps inserted. Photos can be
added on top of the fabric or can be left as is for texture and color.

Crib bedding by Windows & More Macon, GA (owner, Ellen Wyche)

Christening gowns are hung on a cute painted board with hooks. (Hobby Lobby)

The glider once belonged to the baby's great grandmother. It was painted
and recovered for a softer look.

 The  changing table was a mahogany dining buffet. It once belonged to the

baby's other great grandmother. It was painted a soft blue and the hardware was spray
painted brown. This updated piece is perfect for changing diapers as well as
storing baby's belongings! Above the table is a mirror made and covered in linen by the baby's grandad.