Bedside Nook

Tria Giovan

This tiny upstairs bedroom is given maximum impact with large-pattern wallpaper. Besides making the room extra cozy, wallpapering a smaller space is economical because it requires fewer rolls, letting you splurge a little.

Upholstered pieces like a periwinkle-tufted chair and a nearly yellow bench have clean, almost modern lines. Vintage bamboo light fixtures and a patterned rug and bedspread complete the eclectic look.

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