How to design bedroom Interior?

We paired Kyla with Decorist designer Ashley Redmond, who shared her eclectic, whimsical style and passion for flea market and vintage finds. The fun began right away. Kyla answered a bunch of questions on her bedroom decor, goals for her bedroom design, color preference, budget, favorite retailers, inspiration and anything she wanted to keep or replace. Kyla is a huge Emily Henderson fan.

If you read Kyla’s blog you know she’s a total hoot. She told us she was not trying to spend thousands, but wanted it to look like she spent thousands. Her bedroom had became a home for orphaned furniture. “It’s turned into a hot mess that is quite frankly embarrassing.” Needless to say reading Kyla’s project questionnaire was always entertaining! Here's the before.

Game on! Ashley used all of Kyla’s decorating ideas to create two design concept boards:

The first design concept is a light and airy space with hints of brass to create dimension and add a bit of shine.

On the second design concept, Ashley went for a more natural, earthy feel with clean lines and a mid-century influence. She kept Kyla’s bed and existing nightstands. She pulled in more natural materials throughout the design—leathers, jutes and natural woods. Ashley suggested a bentwood pendant in the corner over one of the nightstands to create visual interest and add height to the space. She added contrast to the traditional mid-century dresser by pairing it with a circular woven jute mirror, and added in a woven leather slipper chair and a moroccan pouf to add texture.

Although Kyla loved both designs, she opted for the natural and earthy design. She loved the jute mirror and the mid-century dresser…and that leather chair with the caramel leather pouf and sheepskin rug. She absolutely loved the direction the design project was going. Ashley worked with Kyla to perfect the design even further. Here's her final design board:

Drum roll please…here’s the big reveal. In Kyla’s words: “I KNOW RIGHT?! Jaw drop!" The white and the neutrals! It’s glorious with all the texture popping! It keeps your eye moving." Kyla is the queen of flea markets, estate sales and a regular on the Chairish Instagram Sale. The wedding blanket (which probably weighs 10 pounds!) was found there, and it was perfect.

Over the bed is hung a photograph of birch trees which was Kyla's favorite tree growing up. She used to climb it with her sister and was thrilled when she saw it in her final concept design board.

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