Graduate school is exhausting. Especially when in the throws of midterms. And really especially when you’re getting so close to the end that you have a hard time staying focused. How lovely it would be to spend a day lounging in bed, catching up on the pile of Vanity Fair and shelter magazines and just relaxing. I have to be honest though, after seeing some of these bedrooms, I don’t think my bed will suffice!
Mattresses on the floor are not something that I am typically very fond of. However, in this bedroom the print vignette above the bed and the obviously well thought out bedside table, chair, and throw make the room feel a bit less like they just threw a mattress on the floor and called it a day. Thoughts?
Ship lap. Can’t get enough of it. I love the juxtaposition of the old feeling building, and the extremely modern almost Danish furniture.
Greece? Pompeii? Who cares, I wanna be in this bed. One can only assume that those windows open out on to the Mediterranean.
I have always liked beds in the middle of the room, not unlike Tom Scheerer’s house in the Bahamas that I posted yesterday. This has a distinctly French feel, which lends it an amazing sophistication despite the simplicity of the sheets and upholstery.
Light, airy, open. Blue and white. What’s not to love?
Finally, I think in a perfect world this is where I would like to be. In the countryside, stack of books, chaise lounge and sunshine.
photos courtesy of Marie Claire Maison
Best of luck as the grad crunch closes in. That last photo is dreamy. That’s my perfect spot too!