Tracery Interiors Blog


Birmingham Home & Garden Inspiration Home, part 2
January 16, 2012, 6:00 am
Filed under: our work | Tags:

Want to see some more of the 2011 Birmingham Home & Garden Inspiration Home we started sharing with you last week? Of course you do!

The Birmingham Home & Garden Inspiration Home Master Bedroom

Since the majority of the first floor of the home was painted the same color, we chose a different shade for the Master Bedroom to give the room its own personality. The walls are painted Benjamin Moore ‘China White’ and the wood planked barrel-vaulted ceiling is whitewashed with a 50/50 mixture of China White paint and water. An amazing antique rug from Paige Albright Orientals covers much of the dark-stained oak floors. Drawing from the colors found in the rug, and from the antique church attendance roll, we highlighted the room’s white color palette with different shades of grey and blue.

An antique church attendance roll from The Nest in Homewood. We'd love to pass along the info for you to purchase it, but it's already sold!

The bedding is from Suite Dreams (our next door neighbor in Mountain Brook!). We mis-matched a pair of chests on either side of the bed–one mirrored and one a faux silver leaf. The chests and settee–which is covered in a fun floral print that keeps the room from being too serious–are from Alabama Furniture Market. The pair of matching lamps are from Mulberry Heights Antiques.

In the adjacent Master Bathroom, we carried on the white theme creating a restful and soothing space.

The Master Bath vanity.

Alabama White tiles in the Master Bathroom shower

Kohler fixtures in the Master shower

Our friends at Triton Stone Group introduced us to these big ‘Alabama White’ marble tiles–less grout means less cleaning and upkeep and the larger tiles give the shower a fresh and up-to-date feeling. Wouldn’t you love to relax in this bathroom?
There’s still a whole other floor of the Inspiration Home to share…more to come soon!

13 Comments so far
Leave a comment

One of my favorite rooms! Love the settee. Also, what I loved about the entire house and especially in this room was the lime washed insets of the tray ceilings. I think you are going to start a trend for updating all those tray ceilings! Love this look. M.

Comment by Mandi Smith T

Such a beautiful and peaceful space! Just as a Master Bedroom should be!

xoxo
Karena
Art by Karena

Comment by Karen Albert

Your photos loaded do fast. Thank you! Rooms are georgeous!

Comment by Peg Hutchison

I meant to say they loaded so fast. What a help for me on my slow DSL.

Comment by Peg Hutchison

can you please show a photo of the lime washed tray ceiling?

Comment by amy wilson

Gorgeous!

Comment by Food Wine and Design

Simply stunning! The antique church roll is so interesting and brilliant. Thanks for sharing.

Comment by Texas Chic in Austin

The church roll is an amazing shade of cobalt blue. And the ties on the shower floor is so unique. Want!

Comment by Michele @ make/do

Very soothing! Can’t wait to see more.
Few questions.
How much is the headboard? What height is it?
How do you decide if/when to paint rooms to give them their own personality versus it looking random. I’m scared to do the same in my small house. Thanks!

Comment by Jennifer

Hi Jennifer–the headboard is not ours, but is from Suite Dreams in Mountain Brook, AL If you give them a call at 414-1922 for details.

A blog post on different colors throughout a home is a great idea…we’ll work on one!

Comment by Tracery

Is that the mercer scone above sink?

Comment by mku4440

It’s not–but very similar. This sconce is a Mink Lavery fixture from Lighting Concepts in Trussville, AL

Comment by Tracery

Love the color of that master bathroom vanity and that shower is gorgeous!! The beds are beautiful too!!

Comment by ali bonner




Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out / Change )

Twitter picture

You are commenting using your Twitter account. Log Out / Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out / Change )

Connecting to %s



Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.

Join 561 other followers