Hi! Today I am excited to share images and details of my Brio Project Bunk Room. This is such a fun bedroom with built-in bunks and soft layers of pattern that feel like a subtle bohemian update on traditional. Read on for sources to recreate the look in your own home.
Builder: Cole West Homes
Photography: Alyssa Ence Photography
Our Brio Project for the St George Parade of Homes has a bright white foundation with layers of neutral textures for warmth. Last month, we shared how this aesthetic worked in the kitchen, and today I am excited to share the look in the Master Bedroom. It’s a clean inviting space designed for relaxation, and I am spilling all the details and sources.
Builder: Cole West Homes
Photography: Alyssa Ence Photography
Happy Monday! December is in full swing and many of you are getting ready to host holiday guests in a few weeks. In my Guest Prep Series, I shared how a few fun textiles, a rug, or a statement piece is all it takes to transform the vibe of a room. The bedrooms of my Estillo Project have a clean foundation with a few pops that create a welcoming retreat. It is a fresh look that you can recreate affordably in your own home in time to welcome guests. Take a look at the kid and guest rooms below, and then check out this post to see the master bedroom for more inspiration in this modern coastal home.
Photography: Ryan Garvin
Kids rooms, like guest rooms, should be beautiful but easy to maintain. In this space we created interest by layering fun task lamps (a Target steal!), a colorful print (similar here), and interesting throw pillows.
A modern mix of woods makes the space more dynamic. We paired a rustic wood bed with black side tables. Black ties the nightstands together, but choosing two different styles creates an effortless casual vibe, perfect for a kid room.
A favorite way to add art and color in kids spaces is to display picture books on a picture ledge. It’s affordable, fun for kids, and brings a perfect wall of color into the space.
This guest room keeps things focused with coastal blues. A distressed rug (on SALE) grounds the space with pattern and texture. A campaign dresser in lacquered blue works as nightstand while adding a bit of storage. A pair of striped X-benches at the foot of the bed add a touch of nautical and extra seating in the small space.
No matter your existing furniture, updating your space with new textiles, art, or splurging on one new piece of furniture can overhaul a room. Click below on any item to shop the look. To see more of my Estillo Project, check out the kitchen, dining room, family room, powder room, and master bedroom.
Good luck with all your holiday prep!
Xxo
Becki
Kid’s Room / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 /
Guest Room / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 /
Today I am excited to share the final bedrooms in my Heber House Project collaboration with Jamie Bellessa. If you missed it, read Heber Project Bedrooms Part 1 and Heber House Project Master Bedroom to get caught up. In these guest bedrooms, we wanted each to have it’s own vibe while still tying in to the home’s overall aesthetic of fresh rustic minimalism. See how we blended modern and traditional elements and layered textiles to get rich welcoming spaces.
Photography: Lindsay Salazar
While we focus on designing the main spaces of our houses, our kids often get stuck in the nurseries they’ve outgrown or a room put together with all the furniture leftovers. Today, I’m sharing a roundup of bedrooms for the kids to help inspire a refresh. These spaces are fun and playful but with a hint of sophistication. They are fresh and pretty enough that I wouldn’t mind claiming one for myself! Take a peek.
Serena and Lily with Gray Malin
Natalie and Tim Hamm via Country Living
Becki Owens and Jamie Bellessa
Lucky kids, right? Fresh and pretty. Thanks for stopping by to take a look. Check back soon for more details on this last bedroom that I designed. I’ll be sharing details and resources soon.
Xxo
Becki
