lydia’s window treatment details

Lydia’s room is, by far, the happiest in our whole house and, even though I feel a little bit guilyy that I focus so much on her room when Luca still doesn’t technically have fully complete quarters of his own, I love that every time I post a shot of her sweet little space or her gorgeous new (vintage) bed that I get a ton of love from you guys!  Every time I post a picture, in fact, the most-asked questions I get are about her curtain panels (with the antique wooden mermaid coming in a close second), so I thought I’d do a blog post with all the details right here for anyone that was interested!

Curtain Fabric.  Did I make her curtains myself? As much as I would love to take credit for them, the answer is no.  They are custom made, double-lined panels that another designer friend made and gave me as a gift when I was pregnant with Lydia. The fabric is Warsaw Linen in flax with a four inch border on the inside of each panel in coral, all from Gray Line Linen in New York.  I cannot say enough about this company.  The price and color selection is amazing and the customer service cannot be beat; I ordered my fabric at 6 in the evening on a Friday and it was on my porch Monday morning!  The linen is gorgeous and on the heavier side but I still ended up having a double liner sewn in just to give it that extra weight and oomph.  They hang so beautifully!

Curtain rods + finials.  I like to splurge on my curtains and scrimp on my hardware; the rods are actually 1.5 inch unfinished wooden dowel rods from Lowe’s that I had cut there and then painted to match her crib (the paint color is Ralph Lauren Champagne Toast).  The finials are Allen and Roth, also from Lowe’s, that I painted and screwed into the ends.  I wrote a post all about it here.

Lamp.  I found this gourd lamp at Hobby Lobby when I was pregnant with Lydia, but it had a dark brown wooden base, so I used a gold leaf pen and painted over it!

Wall + ceiling color.  The walls are Benjamin Moore white and the ceiling is Benjamin Moore Teacup Rose.  It’s the perfect way to brighten up an all-white room and the ceiling makes the whole room glow at night when the lamp is on – so, so cozy!

Striped pillows.  The coral and pink striped pillows were also custom made; the fabric is actually a discontinued P. Kaufman stripe that I found in a local fabric shop years ago.  I haven’t been able to find it online since!

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6 Comments

  1. Eva Contreras on February 18, 2018 at 10:49 pm

    This is such a lovely room for your little princess, Kelly! I love the soft pink touches and the idea to paint the ceiling is genius! xo, Eva

  2. Kelly Stivers on February 25, 2018 at 2:53 am

    Thank you so much, Eva! That means so much, coming from you! The painted ceiling was definitely a risk but it turned out to be one of my favorite parts of the room! xx

  3. Lily on April 29, 2018 at 1:30 am

    I absolutely love the color of Lydia’s ceiling! Would you mind sharing if you used the paint at 100% or if you cut it at all to be less saturdated? Also, would you say Lydia’s room gets a lot of natural light? Thanks!

  4. Kelly Stivers on June 8, 2018 at 2:29 am

    Hi, Lily! Sorry for the delayed response! Her ceiling is cut to 50% saturation. And she gets a ton of light from first thing in the morning until about lunch time. Hope this helps you!

  5. Stephanie on February 20, 2019 at 4:10 pm

    Do you know if Ralph Lauren paints are discontinued? Can't seem to find any. Is there a similar light gold color you could recommend? Thanks!

  6. Kelly Stivers on February 21, 2019 at 6:28 pm

    Stephanie – I haven't seen any RL paint since Home Depot quit carrying it, unfortunately! I used Modern Masters Metallics paint in a brass finish when I repainted this crib for my son (it's darker but the quality of the paint is gorgeous and I bet they have a similar champagne color!) xx

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