
Here are a few inspiration photos I kept:

AND, and be sure to check out Buttercup Manor over at Catherine Holman Folk Art, I was one of the winners for naming one of her wonderful works of art, and it's featured in her new post. She does AMAZING work! Thank you Catherine, this is such an honor!

You know how one project turns into many....well when I had my adopted family here building my columns for the family room, I asked him if it was possible to put up some crown molding in the guest room. Sure........so that led to the removal of existing wallpaper in there, and so now I have two projects to complete. Hubby is really happy about this, wink. The painter finally came back with his quote, and so the painting will begin next week, about the middle of the week. And so it brings me to my question. What color do I paint the room? I want a warm, cozy, inviting, room for my guests. Right now there is a mix of furniture that has been "extra" stuff from previous moves, as well as my hubby's bed before we married....The items that must stay in the room are the small table I found at Marshalls with the cream pedestal, ain't it cute? And the armoire, which is a very deep green, possible paint project. And finally, the adorable window fabric shutters, of course the fabric will be replaced to match the new bedroom theme. The wing chair is more likely to be moved to my boys' room since it is one of my favorite chairs, adorable. and the chairrail I would like to keep the same color as this chairrail is throughout the rest of the house, and the walls are now all ready for painting, sorry this picture still shows the bottom wallpaper, that's now gone. The crown molding will be painted white. SO, I've been hurting my brain trying to decide what to do. Can you help me with your wonderful suggestions. Anything goes! So, bring it! Room size is 11x14.
AND, and be sure to check out Buttercup Manor over at Catherine Holman Folk Art, I was one of the winners for naming one of her wonderful works of art, and it's featured in her new post. She does AMAZING work! Thank you Catherine, this is such an honor!
