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Recreate The Look: Shabby Chic Bedroom

Posted by Travisdavid on 23rd Aug 2014

We know how much everyone loves shabby chic bedrooms--we're crazy about this style, too!--so we've put together this simple guide to add that romantic, shabby chic feel into your room! You won't believe how easy it is to pull off this look by adding just a few essential elements and pieces into your bedroom.

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First off, the linens. Shabby chic doesn't necessarily means you have to focus on white fabrics. In fact, you can play around with a variety of colors as long as they are soft, delicate colors and complements one another. However, you'll find most shabby chic style homes featuring whites or ecrus as their base color since they are more reminiscent of the old french linens in which this style is based on.

The great thing about using white as your base color for the linens is that you can never go wrong with this color. You can pair it up with whatever wall paint/wallpaper you already have in your home and you don't need to go out buy new furniture to compliment it.

Here are our suggestions for that pristine, shabby chic white linens you should be going for to achieve this style:

1. Pom Pom At Home Charlie White Duvet Cover and Pillow Shams

2. Pom Pom At Home Audrey Bed Skirt

3. Pom Pom At Home Audrey Single Panel Curtain

4. Pom Pom At Home Charlie White Linen Flat Sheets

As for the furniture and decors, you have to remember that the basic theme of the shabby chic style is that everything looks time-worn, distressed, vintage and faded. So utilizing what you have in your home, especially furniture, is a big yes for this style. There may be a little extra work needed to achieve this look like: painting, distressing, rubbing and sanding but we're pretty sure that these extra efforts will pay off once you're done.

On the other hand, if you're starting from a blank slate or you really want a fresh change of bedroom furniture and you're looking to add vintage pieces to go along with this theme, we suggest going over to flea markets, vintage stores and even the bargain stores in your neighborhood. There are an unbelievably wide variety of shabby chic furniture and home accents that you can find there without spending a lot. You'll just need a good eye and imagination matched with some haggling skills to take home these unique shabby chic finds.

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If you're in the mood for more Shabby Chic inspirations, DIY and ideas, don't forget to check out our Pinterest board for everything shabby chic>>Shabby Chic Love