Crossing another room off our completed list today with one of my favorites—the primary bedroom! Let’s go back to the very beginning…
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Before
PinIt’s quite a spacious room, measuring 16’5″ x 16’10”.
PinThere are french doors leading to the patio, an ensuite Mediterranean bathroom, and closet.
PinThe only issue was this very off-center high window, which I had to find a creative solution for.
PinInspiration
I wanted a cozy, calming and luxurious vacation feel for our guests, and found inspiration to help guide the design direction:
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A focal ceiling was the first order of business. We squared off the tray ceiling and added DIY box beams, just like we did with the rest of the bedrooms.
PinTo make this one extra special, I decided to fill in the recessed area with dark bamboo fencing. The slats were installed individually, and sit inside a channel between the top of the beam and the ceiling.
PinNext, we had to address that awkward window. I decided to go ahead and cover it up entirely with a floor to ceiling headboard. The room already has natural light thanks to the french doors, so the window wouldn’t be missed.
PinWe gave it the same Venetian Plaster treatment as our living room fireplace (the photo above shows after two coats but a third was needed to even it out).
Next, Lucas built a custom king sized bed frame with two pull-out twin trundle beds. We needed this room to sleep four guests, and after going through many configurations, decided that this approach made the most sense.
PinFinally, a canopy hanger was made from wood rods, ceiling brackets and corner connectors (stained and painted dark brown to blend in with the ceiling).
PinReveal
Step inside our Bali bedroom suite…
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PinI don’t know about you, but this is the room I’d want to sleep in on vacation…
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PinThe gauze fabric was purchased by the foot, cut down and rod pockets iron-hemmed. It’s the same fabric I used for our Tropical Oasis primary bedroom a few years ago.
PinI found this cool handmade Moroccan bench on Etsy thought it was too good to be true at that price. The leather was a different color than advertised, but it’s still beautiful and an amazing value. The palm fiber pendant lights are also handmade from Morocco, and I scored them on sale for just $36.
PinI waited patiently and snagged both the arched mirror and tapestry on sale—both great deals even without the price drops!
PinThe Loloi/CLJ Jules rug looks great in just about any room, and it’s on sale right now (this is the 8’6″x11’6″). Noticing a theme here? Everything is budget-friendly! 😉
PinLove this peek-a-boo view from the primary bathroom.
PinHere’s a view of the trundle beds set up, and the view from the other side of the room:
PinNot too bad for a DIY renovation on a budget, right? I hope our guests never want to leave!
Sources
- Walls: SW Alabaster, Trim: SW Natural Tan
- Floors
- Ceiling bamboo
- Gauze fabric
- Rug
- Mirror
- Tapestry
- Linen bedding
- Sheets
- Body pillow
- Bench
- Pendant lights
- Nightstands
You can also reference these sources at any time on my Hacienda Sources page.
What’s next, you ask? This week we’re finishing up our final punch list, and then this house is done! I’ll be back with the fourth and final bedroom reveal next week—stay tuned for the grand finale!
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Colette says
This is absolutely stunning and so inspiring! Would you share what you replaced the doors with? There’s a peek of either the bathroom or closet door with like a vertical slat design that is much more interesting than the standard doors from the before pictures! All of this is just gorgeous!!
Jenna Sue says
Thanks Colette! You can find the door tutorial here: https://www.jennasuedesign.com/diy-plank-door-makeover/
Jessica says
Absolutely amazing makeover!! Can you please share where you got the plant and container?😊
Jenna Sue says
Thank you! The plant was from Afloral but currently not available, and the pot is from Amazon.
Kat says
One of my favorites! You both out did yourselves with this one!
Alana Sayler says
Absolutely gorgeous! You’re going to break the internet with that ceiling. 😉
Loving how this house is coming along.
Can’t wait for the final reveal. You guys rock!
Angie says
You are amazing, as always!!
Arli says
This is fantastic, especially that bamboo ceiling!
Michele M. says
Oh my word, what a transformation. You’d never believe the “just fine room before” turned into this incredibly moody vacation bedroom. It is absolutely fabulous and you are a truly gifted designer. Any post from you makes me go make a cuppa and sit and drool and wish and dream for the longest time. You are by far my most fav and you should have a tv show. Seriously. If you ever publish books I will be your first buyer of them! This room is incredibly perfect. And your genius in just covering up that odd window – I mean never in a million years would I have thought of that – and the placement of the bed now, and how it looks is PERFECT!
Cathy says
I love this room! It’s so beautiful!!
Karen says
This is absolutely gorgeous! I love the ceiling! Do you think this would work in a room with 8 foot ceilings or would it make the room seem small and dark?
I love the trundle beds and the canopy too! Gorgeous!
Jenna Sue says
Thank you Karen! Absolutely, I would do the same treatment with 8′ ceilings. Feature ceilings actually draw your eyes up and make the room feel larger in my experience. Go for it!
Tracy says
I’ve been following your progress since you started and I am always amazed at your ideas and inspirations and how you bring them to life. Your renovation is stunning! Keep up the good work and have a blessed holiday with your two beautiful children.
Jenna Sue says
You are too kind Tracy! Thank you and happy holidays to you as well.