We bought this bed with our honeymoon money, insisting that we would have our honeymoon at a later date. As it turns out, when you're in love, every day, anywhere, is a honeymoon. At least, that's what I tell myself to avert the attention away from my loathsome art of procrastination.
I wanted to keep the bedroom as simple as possible. We have one black wall, three grey/blue walls (to create a relaxing atmosphere) and black heavy curtains to keep the room dark. And what would a love den be without some tacky Ikea heart lights to set the mood?
I like this VERY much, thanks for the idea! We have a gigantic California king waterbed frame; it's got drawers, cupboards and a mirror in the center. It's also looking very scratched and beat up. I never even thought about painting it, but yours looks so elegant that I think it might be worth the effort! :-)
ReplyDeleteOkay, I give up... what IS the bed size between queen and king???
I'm glad it inspired you! Sounds like a fun project. If it is real wood you could even sand away the scratches and use a light coat of black wood-stain to keep some of the natural wood patterns visible.
ReplyDeleteThe size between King and Queen is something like a queen plus. It's only about 10 cm bigger than a queen, but trust me it makes a world of difference. I'm beginning to wonder if it's just one of those quirky local things they do here (in Costa Rica)...