Master Bedroom's Creamy Angled Ceiling

Yes, there certainly was a lot of UP AND DOWN on the ladder to get this angled ceiling in the master bedroom painted, but it didn't take too long (a few interesting podcasts) and I'm very happy with the results. Much happier than the willow color I had picked out before.


The transition into the ceiling is a little cleaner and airier. And it picked up the cream color of the curtains, but different enough than the white trim.


Here's another Before pictures of that curly willow color. You can see more master bedroom BEFOREs and a full run-down of this minor project here.


PS. The new color is "Pearly Cotton" from Magnolia Home.

It's also worth noting that the whole idea of this Master Bedroom "touch up" was to calm the whole room down, and make it more tranquil. I pulled down art and family pictures to let that awesome blue wall just breath a little.

The TV wall used to be jammed with three pieces of dark-wood furniture. It was a lot. (You can see it here.) And it was a lot of dark color on a dark wall. As part of this Master Bedroom "touch up" I moved around some furniture, bringing this white shelf up from the living room to play off the blue walls and display some books.

Now with this subdued color, the overall look of the room is more minimal (for me) and chill.


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