okay, even though i give out advice i need it for my room,
my room is being painted blue, and chesnut stained floor, and a mission kind of furnitur, its all dark, like everything, now i neeed things liike a bedspread or something like so, does anyone know here to get things like that??
modelkate11 answered Saturday August 6 2005, 10:45 pm: JCPenney has a wide variety of colors for sheets and bedspreads that let you mix and match colors.
xxjabsbabigrlxx answered Thursday July 28 2005, 5:01 pm: You could go to a simple store like walmart and get a comphitor ( dont know how to spell lol) For maybe like 80 dollars..With stars or just a regular blue..they have all different types... You could also go to a sears or target..they have some good selections also [ xxjabsbabigrlxx's advice column | Ask xxjabsbabigrlxx A Question ]
twistedteen25 answered Friday July 22 2005, 2:38 pm: Go to ikea I think the best color that would work for you is gray like a light gray would work. Anyway ikea has a lot of great stuff and its not very expensive either! You could also try pb teen, and target!
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Perhaps answered Sunday July 17 2005, 5:23 pm: Firstly your room sounds loverly. As for what and where, I highly reccomend either Z-Gallerie, Bombay Company (in the mall) or perhaps pottery barn. Considereing the tone of the furniture you're using PB teens might be a little garish.
As for catalogues Ballard designs is amazing. Also you could go the garage sale route and test your furniture refinishing and treating skills.
Some general reccomendations would be to go check out some interior design magazines: House beautiful, Martha Stewart Living, Home and Garden, etc. See what styles you would enjoy having in your room and go on a hunt for objects.
I've often seen the Martha stewart line in places like Wal-mart, and for what you're describing a beautiful creme or white mat lise (forgive the spelling, it's pronounced "matt liz-ay" i know that much) bedspread would work. It's a very thin quilt like spread with light embroidery. It would help to lighten the room.
Or you could go for a slightly morrocan feel by using some more exotic patterns in rugs and spreads that include that blue of the wall, but use these with restraint to avoid sensory overload (not good in a bedroom where you want to relax). For objects like that try Pier One, Z-Gallery and Bombay.
X0C0URT answered Wednesday July 13 2005, 5:40 pm: PBTeen (Potterybarn Teen) has tons of great stuff for rooms. They don't have a store but they have a website and catalog. It's a little on the pricey side but it's really cute stuff. If you want cheaper stuff check out Target. They have a lot of room decor stuff too.
orphans answered Wednesday July 13 2005, 1:52 pm: like bed bath and beyond, linens and things, jc penney, basically any kind of lyk dapartment store i guess.......i got mine at bed bath and beyond that and linen and things are my favorites :-D [ orphans's advice column | Ask orphans A Question ]
thinkpink03 answered Wednesday July 13 2005, 1:36 pm: *Target (= ♥)
*PB teen
*linen's and things
*bed bath and beyond
*and sometimes clothes stores have a furniture and beding line for example : alloy (www.alloy.com) and delias think
ncblondie answered Wednesday July 13 2005, 1:19 pm: Since your room is dark, you need a bedspread in either a light or bright color. Dark furniture is nice (I have it myself) but without some brightness thrown in it will make the room seem small and even darker. I'm not sure of your tastes in bedding so I will just direct you to jcpenney.com where they are having a great sale (20-50% off) right now on bedding. Also curtains in light or bright shades will help. Try a couple throw pillows either on the bed or around the room to brighten it up. Hope this helps. [ ncblondie's advice column | Ask ncblondie A Question ]
VixenDark answered Wednesday July 13 2005, 1:06 pm: Look at domestications.com
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