yesterday, i shared my collaboration with EBTH to bring in pieces to give my guest room makeover that vintage-modern vibe i was going for, including the vintage portraits, artwork and ceramic collection. and today, i’m sharing the full reveal and resources for you. i partnered with a few of my favorite brands to bring the room to life and am loving the final look. i had in mind a kind of old hollywood theme and i started with the land of nod jenny lind bed as the main focus of the room and worked around that dramatic black frame and built up the room from there. i’d heard wonderful things about ease of delivery and how comfy they are, so we topped the jenny lind bed with a queen size mattress from casper and it did not disappoint. i only hope guests won’t decide to linger too long.
i also wanted the look of layered black & white bedding, so i went hunting on serena & lily and found a multitude of great options. what you see here is the Woven Stripe Quilt and a pair of euro pillow shams — love the tufted details on these! the sheets are their dipsea design in black & white, and for the layering, i went with their Macramé Bed Skirt, the Casablanca Pom Throw and topped those pieces with their charcoal gray Utility Canvas Throw. as emeril likes to say, bam! the black accent pillow is from lawson fenning in silver lake — an amazing home accessories store if you’ve never checked it out.
to set the stage for the old Hollywood look i wanted, i found these vintage barkcloth drapery panels at TravelStitch on etsy, and I added Metal Curtain Eyelet Rings from amazon. we hung the curtain on my favorite window hardware — west elm’s Rubbed Iron adjustable Industrial Pipe Rod. i also added some reading light for my guests — a lovely pair of simple matte black wall sconces from bloomingville. i found the vintage wicker table on EBTH and the little rattan table lamp on etsy at the robot parade and because this room gets direct sunlight all day, i added a black ceiling fan from all modern to create a nice cool breeze.
we added some personal touches for my guests, like a woven fringed sun hat from indego africa for hot L.A. days, and also from indego africa, their cute pom pom floor basket full of throws for cooler nights. i found the black rattan vintage magazine rack at the pasadena city college flea market to hold all kinds of great designs magazines for my guests (and some good gossipy ones, too). and to warm up the room, i added a sisal rug from all modern and the white roman shades are from barn & willow. i’ve had the black dresser and vintage eames rocker forever, so i think that’s about it! we’re ready for guests!
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Ah this turned out so good! I remember seeing this on Instagram when you were in the beginning stages. You also got me hooked on EBTH! You found some really amazing things on there, like those old paintings. Definitely on the hunt for something similar!
-Emily http://www.coatandcoffee.com
thanks, emily! and happy hunting! :)
Hello, Victoria. As expected, your guest room looks fantastic. There is the luscious and tactile mix of textures, with just the right pop of color and pattern to make the room even more special. Cheers, Ardith
Thank you so much, Ardith!!
Love the entire room but those draperies have me experiencing some serious envy. Just the pop of color needed. Can I break the room in? ;->
haha! sure! :)
It’s perfect
Absolutely stunning, with the attention to detail just perfect. But those curtains! Oh my. Seriously inspired. Thank you.
I do have a question Victoria. How comfortable is the sisal rug on the feet? I love to go barefoot and don’t want anything that is too harsh. Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks so much.
i know what you mean, and this one is not itchy. it’s a very soft weave and as i found out, easy to clean (because Lucy, my dog, had an ‘incident’ on it). ;)
Thanks Victoria.
You are going to make some very happy guests!! Très joli. :)
xx
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So beautiful. And inviting. And warm. I love everything about this room. I’m so going to use this room as a model when I redo my own bedroom. Thanks.
thanks, karen! and have fun!
Those drapes! Love the entire room, but they are my favorite. Any ideas on the brand / manufacturer? The search begins…
i’m sorry, amy i don’t see any tags or labels on them. circa 1950’s i’d guess.
Dang! I followed the Pin this page just for those gorgeous curtains!
Ha! They’re vintage barkcloth from Etsy shop TravelStitch. :)
http://bit.ly/2tNfvmK
What a beautiful guest room! That bed looks beyond comfy, I love the bedding you picked out and the window treatment are the perfect touch!
Can I come visit?
Lovely!
This inspiring guest room is beautiful. I also love that you included a ceiling fan, and it looks just great. It seems like fans have fallen from grace, while in fact they are so practical to have, IMO. Thanks for showing how it can be done with style.
Hello Victoria,
Beautiful job designing your Guest Room and thanks for the mention in your blog. I have had so many customers reach out for vintage curtains like yours! So glad that you are enjoying them.
Sincerely,
Isobel @ TravelStitch
So glad to hear that, Isobel! I love them – thank you!
I like lot of others LOVE the curtains. I’m curious tho how the romaine shades are working out for you? They look like casual chic goodness. But are they as great in person and function well? Any lessons learned as I’m in the market? Thanks!!
Beautiful! I just moved into a new room and am getting excited to decorate. I have a long, short window just like yours…where is the off-white curtain from?
Love new rooftop garden from skinny laminx
Beautiful colors saved to my pinterest
I pinned my favorite item, the Aperture Pillow
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/138204282297834243/
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I would love to know where you bought the roman shade. I’ve been looking for one just like it to finish off my room.
Im in a black/white whole house decor stage but just did my guest room w/ SW Sea Salt paint and coral accents. Then I see this room!! Oiy. I have tweaking to do!! I think I have to repaint white or (white dove) and my coral accents will go nicely! At least you got me before painting my dresser white…it’s going black now! Have a nice bamboo shelf too but needs refurbishing or painting. So inspired!! Love the pom throw but $498 gasp! Gotta find a less expensive version. Btw, I have a Lucy too, that has incidents too! Had to get rid of a nice sisal. Thnx again! Beautiful!! – Rose
Dying over those curtains! Could you post a picture that shows the pattern more completely, maybe with the curtains closed? Since I can’t find anything close to them, I want to try to replicate it! Thanks :)
Hi there, this is soooo gorgeous…. Thank you for sharing =D can you tell me where you got the curtain rods please and thank you inadvance =D
Yes – I think there’s a link there to West Elm:
http://bit.ly/2rLrxYM
Thank you!!
I LOVE the curtains. Can you please tell me the shop in for for Etsy? The link isn’t working. Thank you
I just tried the link and it should be okay, but it’s called Travel Stitch, but it looks like she’s taking a break. :)
I have 2 antique Jenny Lind beds (doubles), in gorgeous walnut and painted wood. Have always styled them traditionally, so I appreciate your take on blending classic with modern textural. An antique dealer told me yesterday that these beds don’t sell. Let’s turn that around!
What is the name of the paint color you used on the walls?
It’s Benjamin Moore Oxford White 869 – (Aura Interior, Satin Finish). :)
Where did you find the pink and green floral shower curtain in the first pictures.
do mean the window curtains? those are vintage barkcloth I found on Etsy:
http://bit.ly/2y00gcH
What are the plants called on the night stand?? Thanks!
Those are Banana Palm Leaves. :)