More on Roostica Cottage, because I am obsessed with it! Today, it’s about the bedrooms. You guys know i love to assign a theme for each room I decorate. For one of the guest rooms I wanted blue and white, of course. This is perfect for the twin bedroom because boys OR girls would be comfy here. We tried to sprinkle in a few antiques so the room wouldn’t be too precious.
The queen size guest room was perfect for an obsession I’m having with a vinyl (yes, Vinyl!) wallcovering that looks like barn wood and faux bois (fake wood) which I’m loving right now.
I used it behind the bed for a feature in an otherwise character-less room. A trick that I use for boring rooms: When a room is ugly, wait guys, this is important…I decorate it! This is the oldest trick in the book. You won’t believe how many of my clients want to tear out a ceiling or replace a floor or add tons of moulding. $$$ Spend all that money and you still have an empty room. I just say, “let’s decorate it!” Decorating a drab room gives you something to look at and takes your eye off all the, “blah.”
The master bedroom is the entire third floor. My big moment up there is a splurge on an amazing chintz. I mean, nothing says forest cottage like roses and holly hock! 
I also decided to bring ruffles back by using a 4″ double ruffle. This is truly luxurious in the woods!
If you want to see more of Roostica Cottage, check out our website, or VRBO. It’s open for rentals so you could enjoy in person.
We’ll talk more later… Eric