DESIGNER ROOM RECREATE: A ROMANTIC BEDROOM REALIZED!

Photo courtesy Miles Redd
Although not my typical style, I really love this romantic bedroom. I think I like the canopy bed, the zig zag rug and the pops of blue here and there the most. Something soooo very wonderful about a iron canopy bed. Love the fact that all of the necessary style elements were perfectly worked into what seems to be a very tiny space!

So with all that said...here's today's DESIGNER ROOM RECREATE...with everything you would need to create this look in your own home!

BED:
Anthropologie - Italian Campaign Canopy Bed- $1,250 (Wrought-iron frame) (above)

Pottery Barn - Antonia Canopy Bed - $1,299 (Classic iron frame) (above)
RUG:
West Elm -ZigZag Rug - $649 (Black and white reversible, hand loomed rug. 80%Wool, 20% Cotton. Traditional chevron pattern)(above)
ELTE- Kathmandu Rug - Price upon request (100% New Zealand wool. Swiss dyes. Hand knotted in Nepal)(above)
Ballard Designs - Maderia Rug - $1,149 (Blue and white hand loomed cotton rug. ) (above)
SIDE TABLE:
Clayton Gray Home- Harlow Tea Table - $390(Square shiny blue side table. Bungalow 5 collection. High gloss lacquer finish) (above)

LAMP:
Belvedere Inc. - Aurora Double Gourd Lamp - $1,990(Christopher Spitzmiller Collection. Prussian blue glaze, 23k gold water gilt base)(above)


Horchow - Pacifica Table Lamp - $395 (soft celadon hue with crackle accents curved double gourd shape. Ceramic with a clear acrylic base. White fabric drum-shaped shade)(above)
BEDDING:
Williams Sonoma Home - Percale Border Bedding - $388(Blue and white duvet and pillow shams. 100% long-staple Egyptian Cotton. 300 thread count. French flap closures, shell buttons) (above)
FLORAL ACCENT:
Pottery Barn - Spring Sparrow Pillow Cover - $35(Drawn from 19th Century Ornithology books. Cotton-linen)(above)
What do you think of this room? What do you think are design essentials for a romantic bedroom?

Hope you have a nice Sunday!

xo
Coco

P.S. Huge thank you to Cococozy intern Spardha T. for all of the wonderful research for this post! A fab job on her first assigment. Thanks Spardha!