A few weeks after Christmas break, however, the fabric for my new headboard that I chose was no longer appealing to me. It had laid in my room against a pillow for a month and I grew tired of it. Not only did I grow tired of it, but it was difficult for me to choose other fabrics that I could throw into the room. There were two lamps that I was set on having and when we went to my mom's friend's store, where we picked out all of the fabrics, I had a change of plans. Originally, I wanted a little asian inspiration thrown into my room design. With the fabric that I had chosen, that could be accomplished, but then I came across another fabric. We had been having trouble finding a headboard fabric and this one was perfect. Not only was it oriental, but it had many colors that were more sophisticated. When I found this new fabric, It was also easier to find all sorts of fun prints, velvets, geometrics etc. with out over-dooing my room. My mom, the designer, her assistant and I all had tons of fun generating ideas for my asian-inspired, cool, elegant room. We are making much more process; paint colors are up, my desk is here, pagoda lamps are ordered, bamboo beside tables are ordered, and the new headboard and curtains are being made. Next week, we'll be painting my room. I love interior design and this whole project is something that I look forward to doing more of in my future.
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Great post, Sarah Jane; it's good that you planned to decorate your room ahead of time, and I see you got some inspiration. I moved into my house a few years ago, so I was excited to see what my room would look like. Both of my parents are into interior decorating, so they always showed me ideas that would appeal to me. Once my room was done and decorated, we never really changed anything since then, but I didn't care as long as it looked good. Hopefully your own ideas will give others some inspiration, too.
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