Guestroom is Finished.....for now

This is the before shot taken before Christmas when I had added the little tree on the nightstand.
I know this looked good, but the walls had been this color since Princess Diana was killed in that
horrible accident. I remember that being on t.v. while I was painting. Over the years I had so many nail holes in these walls and didn't have the paint any more to match since Mr. S through it out.
Soooooooo...........

New softer green on the walls is dill weed by Benjamin Moore. I decided to paint top, bottom, and
chair rail so the wall wasn't chopped up. I really wish I didn't have the chair rail in there, but this
is an easy way to make it disappear.

I still have the bird bedding and will be putting it back on for spring and summer. I like these
muted colors now for the cooler months. Already had all this bedding. It used to be in the master bedroom when the walls were green.

I had already painted and glazed this antique table, but decided to rough it up a bit more with
my new toy electric sander that Mr. Savvy bought me.

I also switched this nightstand and the table to opposite sides of the bed.

I painted the gold colored frame I had white. I may glaze it later.

Added two ironstone platters to the frame.

This is where the recent frame project is hung. You can see how I made this here.
Baby bed is for the grand babies for those that may be new here.

This bunny was made by my grandmother when I was pregnant the first time with my son. The dress
just happens to be a green gingham like the sheets on the bed.

Love this older Ralph Lauren bedding. This is the Grovesnor Square pattern.

I am loving the softer green and the fact that the wall is the same color from top to bottom.

I know some will prefer the old way, but just wait till I put the bird bedding back on. That is
why I chose this green that works with both bedding sets.