Room Envy: How an Atlanta interior designer created an “elevated, grown-up” pink bedroom

Photograph by Marc Mauldin

A touch of pink on the bolster pillow and in the painting previously mentioned her mattress inspired inside designer Courtney Moss to wrap her bed room in rosy tones. “The major problem was selecting a shade that’s advanced vs . girly,” she suggests. “I wished an elevated, developed-up edition of the shade.”

And the winner is
“Paris Romance” by Benjamin Moore, a fitting name considering that Moss sells French antiques at Interiors Market on Bennett Street and has merchandise from Paris in the course of her Buckhead rental.

Bed 101
A canopy-model mattress from Atlanta-centered Frontgate fills the home with stylish lines. White mattress linens from Peachtree Battle boutique Gramercy are accented by the custom bolster pillow.

Artwork awareness
“If I like a piece of art, I’ll acquire it and figure out in which to set it afterwards,” claims Moss. She’s drawn to abstracts as a contrast to common home furniture. There is a Renee Bouchon piece over the bed, a large neutral painting from Camille Fox on the wall, and a scaled-down 1 earlier mentioned it by Kelley Ogburn.

Significant/reduced
Moss browses flea markets for a person-of-a-sort products and significantly loves Scott Antique Marketplaces, wherever she picked up the side lamps and bench for a steal, then re-protected the bench in a deep pink velvet.

Handmade rods
Moss likes to assist regional artists and had her curtain rods made by Christopher Wynne Jr., whom she found on Instagram.

Designer Idea: Decide a secondary color in a rug, pillow, or art to use as wall paint, the designer recommends—which adds a a lot more layered search than white walls.

This posting seems in our June 2022 concern.