Almost finished! We added metal brackets to the inside corners of the frame to solidify it more. Also, we fit dowel ends into the screw holes for a more finished look. (and to prevent random little toys from getting shoved in the holes)
This is a heavy, substantial bed!
Doesn't the princess canopy from this post look darling?
I also added some embroidery hoop art to the big empty wall, although I think I'll try to find some custom art soonish.
She loves it!
Up next is this nightstand, that I got at a yard sale for $5. It was black with metal drawer insets. Ick! We painted it white for the moment, but I'm going to add beadboard to the drawer fronts. There is a big gap between the drawer front and the drawer trim, and it looks weird!
Linking up to my dear friend Nicole of Frontier Dreams giveaway. If you haven't seen her blog, go take a peek! She is simply amazing. And I'm so glad she's on my side of the nation now!
love, love, LOVE the bed!! Her room looks so great! <3
ReplyDeleteOh and would you believe Ciara is STILL sick?!? I am so glad I didn't risk it that day and get you guys sick, but I want to see you!! :(
ReplyDeleteOk enough babble now :)
What a sweet room!
ReplyDeleteI'm about to build this bed for my daughter. Question- Do you have box springs and a mattress or just a mattress? I'm trying to make sure it's big enough. Thanks! Amanda
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing!!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I'm hoping that my husband will build that bed for our daughter someday. Yours turned out perfect! :)
ReplyDeleteWhere oh where did you get that gorgeous quilt? And the bedskirt? Love that embroidery hoop art too! What a lovely room for a daughter!
ReplyDeleteamanda: We have both a boxspring and a super-plush mattress.
ReplyDeleteBonita: It is a Pottery Barn Teen set that I got at a yard sale for $20! The skirt is from a thrift store, and it matched perfectly!
So pretty! Perfect for your princess. Great job! :)
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