The master bedroom was painted Wimborne White and is a great fresh slate for art, which was installed last weekend!
As a reminder, this is where the master bedroom started:
The master bedroom was all floral in the listing photo
Today it is a fresh slate, painted Wimborne White, for art, and for a more modern aesthetic, in a traditional space.
Farrow & Ball Wimborne White wall, perfect for hanging art
My favorite piece of art that we own has found a new home in this room. This piece is by Charles Mayton, who is represented by David Lewis Gallery.
Charles Mayton, David Lewis Gallery
A great improvement from the faded florals of yesterday!
I love this master bedroom because it is tucked away in the back of the house, so it is quiet, but it also has great street views thanks to the space afforded by the side alley and the angle of the bay windows. Today it is wallpapered in this lovely floral print. This wallpaper will be stripped and Farrow & Ball Wimborne White will take its place. Here is the bedroom in the listing photos:
The master in the listing photo
Here is the bedroom today:
Cedar lined closets with brass knobsWallpaper to be stripped and room to painted Farrow & Ball Wimborne WhiteWallpaper to be stripped
The closets are cedar lined and afford plenty of space, although one of the uppers is HVAC…
A custom set of mahogany drawers are being made in TN. The drawers will look similar to this piece from Primitive. I’m still searching for the perfect hardware.
Custom mahogany dresser in process, similar to this one from Primitive
The wallpaper stripping will happen this week, followed by the painting of the entire apartment including ceilings.
The reason why we selected Wimborne White for the master is because a large colorful piece of art will be hung on the bedroom wall, away from direct sunlight, and white is the best suited backdrop. The art will be hung where the TV is placed in the listing photo. The stacked drawers will be placed between the bay windows that are unfortunately not captured well in the pictures above but are located next to each other with a gap between.