Bedroom: Headboards

Here are five ways to use fabric to transform your home's style: 1. Cover a headboard Upholstered Headboards elevate the look of a gorgeous bedding ensemble and can singlehandedly take your room in so many different directions. If you are a DIY-er Here are my five favorite ways to use fabric to transform your home's style: 1. COVER A HEADBOARD Upholstered Headboards elevate the look of a gorgeous bedding ensemble and can singlehandedly take your room in so many different directions. If you are a DIY They dont have Headboards to this will make the space look better I believe. I cant seem to figure out how people are hanging these, what fabric they are using what the box/shapes they are using on top or where to purchase them. Help me out! This includes saving Colorado beetle kill pine to create headboards at 1 Hotel & Homes South Beach. Guestrooms and suites at every 1 Hotel feature custom hemp-blend Keetsa mattresses topped with organic linens. 1 Hotels has an ingredients-first approach to The hotels will feature reclaimed wood for guest room headboards, hemp-blend mattresses, eco-friendly dry cleaning and low-flow plumbing fixtures as well as LED lighting fixtures and motion sensors to reduce electricity use. The pool deck at the Miami Upholstered headboards elevate the look of a gorgeous bedding ensemble and can singlehandedly take your room in so many different directions. If you are a DIY-er, get a few metres of fabric and make your own. It's easy to cover an existing wooden one with .

As Apartment Therapy's Managing Editor, Carrie covers design and modern homelife with children. A lapsed librarian, she lives in Brooklyn with her husband and two kids and is in contention to break the record for most hours spent at the playground. Couples are getting kinky, mixing it up in the bedroom with helpings of leather, satin and velvet. It's all so saucy in a genteel, Canadian kind of way. For the past three or four years, a growing number of couples have ditched headboards that match Whether upgrading your home, staging a home for sale, or simply looking for design inspiration, upholstered headboards are one of 2012’s hottest design trends, but we’re not talking your average headboard, we’re talking creative fabrics, textures Alessandra Baldereschi’s soft headboards could easily be mistaken for puffy wall art. Yet these upholstered pieces are entirely functional and were created out of necessity. “My bed is without a structure,” said Ms. Baldereschi, a Milan-based .