I’m wondering which one of the following would look really good with my bamboo shades?
Also which curtains?
Anymore ideas for decorating this room?
I have top down bottom up bamboo shades as described here – so I need furnishings that will match this style.
Thanks so much everyone!
Hi Bamboo is a great natural, eco friendly product. It is well suited to high humidity areas such as the bathroom and kitchen. Bamboo blinds are easy to maintain and have become a popular choice. Hope this helps.
Bamboo is a great product and I am glad it is making a such a impact lately from floors to clothing, to just about everything. I think that the bamboo would do great in the bathroom and in the kitchen. It is durable, eco-friendly, pretty easy to find anywhere, inexpensive, and can add an earth element to any room. Will do good in higher humidity areas such as the bathroom or kitchen, very easy to clean and come in a variety of colors and has different spacing so you can decide on how much light to let in or how much privacy you want, i think i have even found it made into the cloth covered blinds and shades somewhere if you want cloth version. Very versatile and efficient. I hope you enjoy it if you decide to go with it! Plenty of place on the web to look up bamboo, try “decorating with bamboo” and see if it helps. Good luck!
My basement has a half wall type thing, there’s only half a wall there and we want to put these bamboo blinds up to divide the space but don’t know where to get any. cloth is an option too.
This set of bamboo blinds cost only $6
I think you can try Pier 1 Imports…they sometimes have bamboo like blinds and things like that
Hm, that sounds a bit ambitious, but try target or Ikea.
If both do not work, ask your contractor.
My mom wants a bamboo spiral staircase in her bedroom to lead up to a walk-in closet, so she’s asking the contractor.
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Nurse Susan 10:23 pm on January 21, 2010 Permalink |
If walls are white, do white bamboo blinds.
I like the woolrich [ 3rd one ] the best, if it matches the other reds.
Add a metal, such as brass or pewter in lamps, picture frames, ornaments. [ I suggest people use the same neutral for all picture frames; such as black/white, oak/walnut,
or brass/pewter on all frames, so you can re-arrange or move to other rooms. ]
ginny 10:01 pm on January 21, 2010 Permalink |
I think this is going to look good, curtains I would keep a plain material in black or white or red depending on the colour of the walls. I would keep my accents of one kind, pick a theme say natural elements and things like stone, marble bamboo, plants etc. Wall art is going to take some looking for but go with your instincts I would keep the animal print to the rug only as a nice accent. Hope this helps and I’m sure your room is going to be something to be proud of
KrzyMom2 3:08 pm on January 21, 2010 Permalink |
Neither. Try doing warm taupe walls with Black accents (Black Roman Blinds, Black Iron Decorations, your black furniture) and then that zebra rug, with classy, not cheesy leopard print pillows on the sofa. It’s romantic, classy, yet fun with the animal prints. Creates a soothing atmosphere.