My master bedroom decor

You may or may not know this about me but I'm a huge fan of interior decorating. It's a passion for me really. I love decorating my home because it's so fun for me; especially when I make things or get things for a slammin' deal.

The last room that hadn't been decorated in our home {besides the laundry room and that probably won't happen} was our master bedroom. Not very many people go into our bedroom so it's been put on the back burner for years. I decided I needed to start it.
Several months ago I started a master bedroom makeover! Boy, did it need it!
It's not 100% complete but it's getting there. I never got around to posting what I've done...
but today you get a peek of some of the decor.

I knew I wanted our bedroom to be a lovely, romantic place for Warren and I to have of our own.
One of the most romantic things that came to mind is our wedding. {It really was a beautiful wedding and I enjoyed that day very much.} The photographs of that day were taken by my wonderful father-in-law and they turned out great.
So, I decided to have black and white wedding photos all around our bedroom.

The color theme wasn't definite until I came across a bed set I adored so much I couldn't resist. I couldn't afford to get it right away but I eventually did and I'm so pleased with it. As you can see below- black and red became the theme colors. {I also used cream and white.}
And really, how romantic is RED?


The wall above our bed needed help. We don't have a headboard so I found an idea to make a bed look more grand then it is: A curtain rod and curtains.
For my 'tie-backs' I used these glass candle- type holders my mom gave me. I added red potpourri inside them for color contrast. I also bought this black mirror at a thrift store that I thought was perfect for in between the curtains.

I should of taken a separate picture of this but I forgot...
If you can spy my night stand on the right side of the above photo- you can see some red vases peeking out. Currently we have 8 of them in different sizes and shapes. I think they're awesome and unique. Every time Warren or I go to a thrift store we look for red vases to add to our collection.

I made a framed collage using scrapbook paper, elements and some of our wedding photos.
{The quote on the collage reads: "Grow old with me the best is yet to be."} :


A medium sized clock that I decorated using scrapbook paper, a plastic circle that's a pre-made clock with quote and a wedding photo.
{The quote on the clock reads: "Life is not measured in minutes...but moments."} :



A large single frame that I added scrapbook paper, vinyl and a wedding photo:



A multi- picture frame of our wedding and engagement photos.
{I added the double flower with a rhinestone in the middle to the outside of the glass.}:



A wall hanging made with a small curtain rod, ribbon and frames of wedding photos.
{The frames are actually hanging and not against the wall as it may look.} :



A large swirly multi- picture frame that I put coordinating scrapbook paper in:



Four medium painting canvas' I covered with scrapbook paper and ribbon.
{Two are above my night stand and two are above Warren's night stand.}:



This large metal swirl is hung above empty wall space. A giant framed collage of wedding photos I need to finish will go there:



This is a giant canvas picture I fell in love with and bought:


I'm not finished decorating our bedroom. I didn't paint the walls for one because I'm not sure what I want to do as far as paint goes yet. I need to finish the giant collage first.
Down the road I'd like to buy a black computer Armour since my computer is in our bedroom. Also, I'd like to get a black, over stuffed Lazy Boy for reading/ rocking baby.

Right now I have plain black curtains for my window treatment. I don't particularly like the way it looks so I didn't take a picture to show. I want to find a way to make it look better- maybe add a 'layer' look with some red.

I'll post more things I do as I complete them- especially the giant collage.

What is your master bedroom decorated like?