One Room Challenge: art & accessories

Today I am launching right into our progress on this Moody Blue Master Bedroom
as I am guessing that as of week #5
you have the gist of Linda from Calling it Home's brainchild,
the One Room Challenge.

After all of the painting, sewing and other work on the space,
now we are doing the fun stuff,
 like adding a cool chair
(World Market, discontinued, which is a shame.)


Hanging artwork on the walls
like this piece found during a visit to Harbor Springs, MI.

And this photo taken and photoshopped by Allison Crockett and given as a gift that sat unframed until the right spot to hang it presented itself.

Of course this "vintage" portrait of Therese needed a home and what better place?

Speaking of vintage, how about this great find to corral jewelry?

We chose these swing arm lamps

Pottery Barn's Walker Sconce 

And I am loving how they look against the deep blue walls

This baby was a spur of the moment find at TJ Maxx and could it be more perfect?

Can you say "gold chain link?"

What room would be fully accessorized without an abundance of pillows? 

And when the room's resident is a "pillow artist," 

well let's just say this is the icing on the cake.....

Usually this basket will serve as a laundry hamper,
but for the ORC photos that would not look too "purdy" would it?
So I said fill it to the brim with Therese Marie Designs pillows and here we are!

Just a few finishing touches and Therese's Moody Blue Master Bedroom will be done,
 be sure to come back next week for the final reveal, you won't be sorry!

Now go on, you know you want to check in on the progress of
the official ORC participants 
as well as the ORC linking participants
so get after it!

I think Linda needs to coin a motto like this:
"ORC helping clever and creative people get off the couch and get something done since 2012"

Linking up to The Pink Pagoda's May Blue & White Bash

--------------Cathy--------------

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