Yes, it’s possible to place a bed against a window. Find out how you can put your bed against a window without destroying your wall or window. Say goodbye to wasted space and hello to a stunning bedroom makeover! 😍 Discover clever and stylish ways to put a bed against a window and create the ultimate cozy retreat. 🛌🌟🌇👌📌 Save this Pin for later!

SUCH a smart fix to that epic problem of having a headboard in front of a window! {Reality Daydream}

A vintage chic guest bedroom mood board with secondhand elements and budget-friendly home decor finds. #guestbedroom #bedroomdesign

February is Bedroom Month on Apartment Therapy! We’re sharing stories all month about bedrooms — from how to decorate them, to the fascinating history of them, and so much more. Head over here to see them all!Although it’s a room you spend nearly half of your life in, the bedroom often falls goes on the back burner when it comes to your lengthy list of home improvement projects.

Small space decorating: how to place a bed in front of off-set window when the window isn't centered in the room.

So, I am working on our master bedroom and we have an off-centered window behind our headboard. I’m looking for ideas and/or thoughts for art, lighting etc. that would look good with this awkwardly placed window!? My house is mostly mid-century modern. However, I wanted a more boho-modern look in th...

Here at The Kitchn, the days after Thanksgiving have historically meant two things: leftover turkey sandwiches and epic retailer sales. This year, though, you don’t have to wait nearly as long to score massive savings on everything from appliances and gadgets to groceries, gifts, furniture, and mattresses.

Every house has potential if you design it with intention. Sharing the process of designing, renovating, and decorating our 1960's home, and providing inspiration for you to do the same.

How do I make a headboard that is easy, cheap and looks great? Help! I find that the easiest and cheapest way to make a headboard is with fabric and curtain rods... You can buy ready made curtains at Ikea or you can make some with your fabric of choice - just sew a pocket on top and on the bottom so that the curtain rods can fit through... Slip the fabric on the rods, arrange them pleated or smooth, and hang them. Or you go to Home Depot and get garden lattice that is already framed... Just…