I love Audrey’s accent colors, Kelly’s dresser (my dream dresser if you’re a longtime follower), and Michelle’s overall feel. What do you think? Who designed it best?!!
Michelle had the best look. She had good balance in use of color, although the color is very subtle. I would imagine Julie's husband would appreciate it too. She also brought in more plants, which is important to bring an element of the outdoors inside to complete the look and give the room life. The standing plant helps anchor the space. I also like that she remembered to add a bench for seating at the foot of the bed. Good job Michelle. 😁
My favorite is the last one Kelley's design. I love the rug, wood tones and textures, and green wall. 😊 I typically don't select a light colored or white rug(Michelle's)as it is difficult to keep clean. Especially with kids. 😉
@@JulieKhuu True. But a white or really light rug might not hold up as well and eventually get ground in stains that persist even after a professional cleaning. At least my Mom's wool oriental rug was that way, but then it was lighter colored. It was really durable though. But she had dogs so they tracked mud on it. (We live in the Northern region which gets snow. Rain, etc)Took it to a professional cleaner who placed it on special racks, etc. Could not get it looking like new. Better, but not new. I think as they age and wear that is normal. She got rid of it. She wanted a new style anyway.
I could be happy in each of the rooms. My fav is Julie's room because I can see everyone tucked up with their special stuffies feeling cozy and relaxed.
I liked that everyone had to say what they liked about each others mood boards. Creatives are sensitive about their stuff at times. Glad that it turned out that everyone had fun and you got some good ideas..
I loved Audrey's bedroom design the best, but I confess, I am a pink floral girl through and through. I need the lighter walls, and color. As a nurse for 50 years, although I love green, the green walls reminded me the hospital green of the fifties. All the bedrooms were serene and tasteful, and beautiful. The furniture is lovely. I love the interpersonal dynamic of your group.
The greenish paint tint (maybe lighter) is probably what I would go for in the bedroom, and I will probably pick a thing here and there and incorporate the 3 designs.
I love different things from all of the designs. Michelle’s is my favorite, but I love the rug from Audrey’s room and the nightstands and sconces from Kelly’s room. You have an amazing team!
I love Michelle's night stands, bench, and plants, Audrey's area rug, and emphasis on luxury, I love Kelly's warm moody wall color, dark nightstands and dresser, and Julie's tapestry and the lighting and area rug also.
The rug in Audrey's room is gorgeous, but I'm not keen for the pink walls. The overall feel of Michelle's is great, and I like that she added a bench at the foot of the bed. The sconces in Michelle's and Kelly's are both beautiful, and the wall art in Kelly's is my favorite. I also really like the darker green walls. I like Julie's nightstands the best. This was super interesting to watch, thank you!
Your family is beautiful. 💝 Eek! My granite countertop is also chipped. Thank you for your real truth. 😊Yessss. I would love a tour of your home. My condo was a disaster. So I painted everything white with dark wood floors throughout. I upholstered my furniture in white and navy. White kitchen white appliances and Venetian Gold Granite. Now I’m obsessed with adding black.
Love love love this video Julie (btw that's a stunning blouse). Kelly did the best in my opinion. I def got a lot of great ideas and inspiration from this episode.
Loved this concept! Michelle's design is my totally my vibe, looks a bit like my bedroom 😂. I love the smoked glass and green in Kelly's. I'd love to see more things like this!
Hi Julie. I loved elements of all these designs but loved Audrey’s especially the area rug. Incidentally we have redecorated our living room with green accents to bring the outside in since it faces the garden. It feels very calming and cosy.
👏👏👏You really can’t loose with any of the designs! Personally, I feel that Julie was absolutely spot on with her choices and the room projected the sense of peace that she was seeking in a bedroom. The tapestry was stunning and certainly gave a sense of elegance that has transcended over the years. Admittedly, I am a little biased because green is the predominant color in my home.
First of all I have to say, Julie you are looking amazing! These ladies are all so very talented and I could easily choose any of them. For me personally, I think I would pick Michelle's.
I'd mix the pieces. I think a dark wall treatment is so relaxing and that's the main purpose of the bedroom, so I'd go with the moody dark green. And if the colors work, I'd go with the rug you selected which has several shades of greens and isn't too bright. It's elegant (one of your styles), a vintage touch, luxurious on your feet, etc. The full pkg and that's important in your bedroom. I think you can't over emphasize the importance of the right rug in any area of the home. No one mentioned the possibility of reupholstering the bed. I heard it's several years old, so it might be an option from my perspective, but I'm doing this without an actual mood board here. So, thus far I've got a light colored bed, dark sexy moody restful walls with that healing nurturing growth oriented green vibe nestled into your jungle cave on a clean, bright super soft nest over a silky soft elegant rug. But I don't want the room to be too dark, so I'm choosing the nightstands with rounded corners in the dark wood that speaks to the floors and gives the attention to the cozy best bed, but topped with the crisp light stone, again bringing in another natural element, texture, and continuing a line of bright color from end to end along the focal wall, giving a long horizontal line for the eye to follow, as well as brightening the dark corners , expanding the sense of spaciousness along that wall. It's especially important when the whole family is pilling up onto the bed together. You want to feel like there's room for everyone, all are welcome here. And I think the light table tops help to find things on the table late at night if you're searching for a bedtime story, a water carafe, reading glasses, alarm clock, etc in the dark. I think it makes it more practical, as well as more beautiful, and great Feng Shui. Now lighting is very important. No one got an adjustable sconce. I hope you at least got dimmers! No one mentioned the ceiling or overhead light, or window treatments... Or a side chair. Is there no space for a chair? Afraid it'll be a dumping ground for dirty clothes? 🤔 So, I think a bedroom isn't finished without a chair. Or at least a bench. One room offered a wonderful bench. That's great. Color's don't always read correctly across digital platforms, but on my phone it read a smidge too cool. I'd like to keep it in a tone that plays warm against the cool green walls and carpet. I'm torn between two sconces - the transparent onyx, or the crackle glass. Both are elegant and bring in a natural element. But even as I'm writing, I think the stone over the glass because glass says fragile and young kids still share the space. Also crackling can read emotionally as a negative chi - I think it's better in a dinning room with candles reflecting through the glass. So, my final choice would be the onyx. It also carries the lightness across the focal wall to contrast with the relaxing deep green, and it supports the theme of nature growing and protecting the family nestled in the luxury bedding. Across the room, I'd go with the curved corners on the wonderful dressers that is not wood. It carries the lightness across the room, carries the softness of the curves, but it's not matchy. While reclining in bed, the dresser becomes a focal point and this one is the best. It's not so loud that it steals the show from the main focal wall, but it's bold enough to be hold it's own when you're at the focal wall looking across the way. It's lux, it's light against the dark, it's sexy but also durable, useful, the whole package. As for windows, there's information I'd need that I don't currently have access to. I'm thinking a simple velvet or silk matching green to the walls, floor to ceiling with dark wood rod and finials that speak to the sconces in onyx or gold. I'd have a highly textured shade, with light peeking through creating a dreamy , ever changing atmosphere, adding more layers of nature, the natural passage of time and it's precious ephemeralness, the drama of the light playing with the cavern of the dark room, and keeping it balanced between outside and in. I'd have it in a midtone wood reeds, or bamboo, or woven grass, to avoid matching the darkness of the walls and floors, but not so bright as to compete with the light tones of the bedding and dresser. I want the window to add supportive drama, not steal the show - until it's opened up on a lovely morning view into the garden - bringing the natural green spaces into the green room, enticing you to rise and shine and explore the beautiful world outside the nest. What have I missed? Bedding. I like a mix of bamboo sets, and linen sets to change between seasons. I like the crisp silkyness of linen in summer, and the soft velvetiness of bamboo in winter. But the top of the quilt or duvet, I might go with a slightly shinny or slubbed silk. Again, I like to have two colors or more to play with and suit my mood. One the color of the walls, the other the color of the bed, and sometimes something just for fun that inspires me. I always feel unsafe if I don't have at least two, just Incase one of the kids gets the flu at school and suddenly vomits. A large bed topper takes time to clean and dry so you need something for that time. But also, I like to choose my mood or have the power to brighten or darken the space according to the season and how it changed the natural light available in a room. Artwork. I like tapestry, I do. That one seemed not quite right. Too loud and contrasting for a relaxing nights sleep. I'd go for a very green pastoral scene, more horizontal, wider than the bed but not as wide as the nightstands. And I'd inset it into a niche with gentle led lighting or a top light perhaps as you would for any large piece of art on a wall. Creating another layer of lighting to brighten or dim , go between private sexy time to family play time. I might even set a timer to brighten at sunrise as a gentle alarm encouraging circadian rhythm to help everyone get their best night's sleep. And last, I like that option of a nearby extra blanket. In every family someone sleeps hot and another gets cold, so I'm a big fan of a spare blanket, especially between siblings who all too often can get competitive, steeling the covers 😅 I think I'd set it by the extra wide reading chair with a reading lamp and side table. So the girls can curl up with mom or dad, learn life lessons through stories and talk about life's big issues in the safety of this cozy room full of warmth, nature, luxury, and beauty. As for the ceiling. 🧐 I might go with a burnished antiqued gold. I generally prefer shiny ceilings in the dining room, but something not too bright, but a soft touch of light bouncing around, warming up the cool tones. Or maybe a wallpaper texture. I'd have to see the room to decide a favorite
I like of this 4 bedroom design, first I like Julie’s tapestry so gorgeous & I like Audrey’s design one of my fave color is pink but all are beautiful & gorgeous ❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏
I think the Miranda Kerr Tranquility collection Elevation nightstand would look great with your bed with a Chinoiserie wall paper in an army green or green color. For the wall sconces, I would pick RH Harlow triple sconces either in crystal or calcite, or the Montreux. That is if budget permitting. 😊
Thank you for the recommendations Candice! That tranquility collection is quite lovely. I can see the handles swapped out for a totally different vibe 💗
These were all good! I like all of the choices in them. I had thought about Behr paint Tsunami and Woven Basket, Sherwin Williams Riverway and Great Falls for paint colors. Thank you for sharing!
Awesome content as always. I loved all the designs but Julie's was my favorite. I loved the repetition of circles in the sconces and nightstands. I would use the green paint NOT the pink, Julie's husband will probably like it better when he returns to the room as the girls get older. So well done. More episodes like this please!
Michelle is coming for your gig LOL. Lots of layers to her design and Julie does have a lot of plants, only second to my mom, so I like that idea as well. I'm hella biased with pink since we are about to use some Chaise Mauve in our house. Definitely was unexpected. That dark green wall was a moment that I'm here for. It's very similar to our living room curtain colors. And Julie's tapestry is making me flirt with that idea myself (definitely trending). Well done all of you!
Pottery barn wool rugs are gorgeous and well worth the money. All my rugs throughout my house are wool Pottery Barn and oriental. You should try their pillow covers. They are beautiful and seem to be in your colorway.
This is so difficult to make a decision! How about a 4 bedrooms! Love the lime wash from Michelle, love Julie’s rug and scones, loved Kelly’s night stands. Loved Audrey’s art work and scones, the art just spoke to me. Best of luck to Julie! The tapestry also draws me in.😅
What an awesome team you have there, Julie! I liked Michelle's mood board but I would swap that wall art for the tapestry in your mood board and add color-blocked green-brown curtains to tie in with the palette of the tapestry. And if it were for me, I would put fabric sconces instead of glass ones just to feel safer with kids around. This was such an enjoyable video and I bet you're further spoilt for choice now. Excited to see what you finally come up with.
I like Michelle's best but loved the traditional rug with subtle pinks from Audreys! A little touch of that grandxiennial style would be in keeping with the rest of your house, in my opinion.
What is a Kwa/Qua number? Please teach us more about the cultural systems you are using as guidance, I would love to learn more. We really like your videos which are practical and dynamic enough to watch with the whole family; even my 3 boys find them entertaining! The boys picked out their favorite pieces from your other coffee table and shoe storage videos and we decided as a family how we are furnishing our new home.
Aw I love that Radha!! Raising future designers 🙌 Kua number is personalized to you. It factors in birth year + gender to help dictate the most auspicious and inauspicious directions for positive and negative energy flow throughout your home and life
Julie, subscriber here, wondering if you could do a video on noise reduction? Just bought a nice townhouse close to a hospital in San Diego, but helicopters headed to the hospital at night can really disturb sleep. Plan to change to triple pane windows. Suggestions for other window treatments and perhaps change to carpet? Anything else? Thank you.
I can walk into someone else’s house and know exactly what would look good. My own? 2 years and I’m still walking around with a question mark over my head 🫤
When the designer becomes the client! 😂 I can totally relate to you being born in-between generations… but, just a bit differently because multiple sources claim it’s part of the millennial generation… while others say that it’s gen z. 😅
Hi Julie, it’s me again Ginger! I just wanted to ask you on your take about ceiling fans. I know it’s a poison arrow in the bedroom but what about the rest of the house? My husband wants to install one in all of the rooms including family, office, and loft area. Please let me know your thoughts about ceiling fans bc I haven’t heard you talk about them in your videos. Thanks ❤
Michele’s look is my style I like your tapestry and your mood board I think just the rug is not for me I like Audrey’s as well just the pink wall I would change I like Kelly’s as well I think just the rug I would change To be honest all mood board are lovely ❤ a mix of them will be just perfect 😍
This was so nice, I wish I could work with you guys!! 😭Lol I would love to hear if you have any tips for becoming an interior designer. Is a degree necessary?
A degree is never necessary if you have a strong point of view, but often goes a LONG way when it’s between you and another designer that gets the project.
to me julie's is too centered and looks like something from a castle in france. audrey's is too girly for me. kelly's is not that much different from the original but it has some earthy soft vibe that i like. michelle's i like a lot it has lots of plants and brown touches but keeps it soft and light. just my opinion ^^
I love Audrey’s accent colors, Kelly’s dresser (my dream dresser if you’re a longtime follower), and Michelle’s overall feel. What do you think? Who designed it best?!!
I think Michelle’s design is stunning. Very calming, understated and refined. Kelly’s design is also great
Something to take away from every design 😍
Your gold bed is still the most beautiful bed I have seen and would probably ever see in my life!
Michelle had the best look. She had good balance in use of color, although the color is very subtle. I would imagine Julie's husband would appreciate it too. She also brought in more plants, which is important to bring an element of the outdoors inside to complete the look and give the room life. The standing plant helps anchor the space. I also like that she remembered to add a bench for seating at the foot of the bed.
Good job Michelle. 😁
I love that Michelle thought about the other items I have in my home that would blend beautifully with this bedroom design ☺️
I like Michelle’s room design the most. But all of them are wonderful. Happy room remodel!
So many great options to choose from! Not sure if this exercised helped or hurt 😂
My favorite is the last one Kelley's design. I love the rug, wood tones and textures, and green wall. 😊 I typically don't select a light colored or white rug(Michelle's)as it is difficult to keep clean. Especially with kids. 😉
If the rug is 100% wool, stains and spills will wash out and look brand new again 😍
@@JulieKhuu True. But a white or really light rug might not hold up as well and eventually get ground in stains that persist even after a professional cleaning. At least my Mom's wool oriental rug was that way, but then it was lighter colored. It was really durable though. But she had dogs so they tracked mud on it. (We live in the Northern region which gets snow. Rain, etc)Took it to a professional cleaner who placed it on special racks, etc. Could not get it looking like new. Better, but not new. I think as they age and wear that is normal. She got rid of it. She wanted a new style anyway.
I love “analysis paralysis”! It beats my “information constipation”!
Haha guilty of that too! 😆
I like Michelle’s look & the one with the tapestry
I love the tapestry and a neutral rug but those rounded nightstands in the first design were soooo pretty
They’re gorgeous up close! A little taller than I need unfortunately 😕
Loved this vidéo..😍 The one I like veeery much is Michelle's bedroom 👍
Thank you for watching and sharing feedback Veronique! 😊🙏
I loved this challenge. Every design was unique, well thought out and creative. 😊
Thank you for watching Margie! Hope you got some good ideas when you’re out sourcing ☺️
All had many lovely elements, Michelle's had the look I gravitate towards. I loved Kelly's paint color.
Michelle’s seems to be the popular vote, I think because of its classic style
I could be happy in each of the rooms. My fav is Julie's room because I can see everyone tucked up with their special stuffies feeling cozy and relaxed.
Now to find the ULTIMATE tapestry!! 🙏🙏🙏
I liked that everyone had to say what they liked about each others mood boards. Creatives are sensitive about their stuff at times. Glad that it turned out that everyone had fun and you got some good ideas..
I don’t trust any artist who can’t take a critique (or compliment for that matter) 😉
Michelle for the win. 👍🏼
The people have spoken! 🙌☺️
Can’t wait to see your finished room!
Me too Crystal!! This makeover can’t come soon enough! Lol 😆
I loved Audrey's bedroom design the best, but I confess, I am a pink floral girl through and through. I need the lighter walls, and color. As a nurse for 50 years, although I love green, the green walls reminded me the hospital green of the fifties. All the bedrooms were serene and tasteful, and beautiful. The furniture is lovely. I love the interpersonal dynamic of your group.
The greenish paint tint (maybe lighter) is probably what I would go for in the bedroom, and I will probably pick a thing here and there and incorporate the 3 designs.
Love that you were able to mix and match and still come up with a design you like Lydia! That’s the power of great design ☺️
I like Michelle' mood board best.
Thank you for watching Stella! She did such a fantastic job 🙌
I’d like to see green and pink elements - look forward to seeing your new bedroom Julie 😊
I can’t wait!! Coming Fall 2023 🍂🍁🌾
I love different things from all of the designs. Michelle’s is my favorite, but I love the rug from Audrey’s room and the nightstands and sconces from Kelly’s room. You have an amazing team!
They’re the best, they really know me inside out 🥰
Omggg I love videos like this you get to see each designers style 💖🥰
Thank you!! I’m so glad we tried something new with this video 🥰
Green walls!❤
Need!!! 💚💚💚
I love them all.
You have inspired your employees, and that's beautiful.
Great job😊
Thanks so much! 😊
Love Julie's room the best😊.
Thank you so much Nadege 🥰
I love Michelle's night stands, bench, and plants, Audrey's area rug, and emphasis on luxury, I love Kelly's warm moody wall color, dark nightstands and dresser, and Julie's tapestry and the lighting and area rug also.
Something to pull from each design for sure 💗
The rug in Audrey's room is gorgeous, but I'm not keen for the pink walls. The overall feel of Michelle's is great, and I like that she added a bench at the foot of the bed. The sconces in Michelle's and Kelly's are both beautiful, and the wall art in Kelly's is my favorite. I also really like the darker green walls. I like Julie's nightstands the best. This was super interesting to watch, thank you!
Hope it gave you some good bedroom inspo! Thank you for watching 🙏🏻☺️
Your family is beautiful. 💝 Eek! My granite countertop is also chipped. Thank you for your real truth. 😊Yessss. I would love a tour of your home.
My condo was a disaster. So I painted everything white with dark wood floors throughout. I upholstered my furniture in white and navy. White kitchen white appliances and Venetian Gold Granite. Now I’m obsessed with adding black.
Home tour is coming up SOON! Stay tuned 💕
I like the pink room!
It’s so chic! 💕
😍 it’s tough I can’t choose one 😂
I love Audrey’s the best ❤
Hers was 🔥💗
Love love love this video Julie (btw that's a stunning blouse). Kelly did the best in my opinion. I def got a lot of great ideas and inspiration from this episode.
Kelly definitely got my look down, our boards were so similar. Thank you for visiting Jackie! 🙏☺️💖
I like Michelle’s and Kelly’s. Since you love green I’d go with Kelly’s.
They’re both so good! 😍
I loved all of them. But yours and the one with the plaster paint was my favorite. All in all everyone did a phenomenal job ❤
Plaster makes everything feel more luxe ✨
Loved this concept! Michelle's design is my totally my vibe, looks a bit like my bedroom 😂. I love the smoked glass and green in Kelly's. I'd love to see more things like this!
Thank you for watching Maria! I’ll set up more of these down the line 🙌
I really liked them all… difficult to decide… but I think I like Michelle’s as the too choice
Michelle’s is the favorite so far Kit! ☺️
Hi Julie. I loved elements of all these designs but loved Audrey’s especially the area rug. Incidentally we have redecorated our living room with green accents to bring the outside in since it faces the garden. It feels very calming and cosy.
Green is IT for me. I realize that now after having debated for so long 💚
Too adorable you girls love it
Thank you for watching Josie 🙏☺️
👏👏👏You really can’t loose with any of the designs! Personally, I feel that Julie was absolutely spot on with her choices and the room projected the sense of peace that she was seeking in a bedroom. The tapestry was stunning and certainly gave a sense of elegance that has transcended over the years. Admittedly, I am a little biased because green is the predominant color in my home.
I found my dream tapestry!! But sadly it’s too long for my slanted walls wahhh 😫
This was fun! Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it Diana! Thank you for watching 🙏🏻💗
Michelle is definitely the best !
She’s gonna love that 💗
First of all I have to say, Julie you are looking amazing! These ladies are all so very talented and I could easily choose any of them. For me personally, I think I would pick Michelle's.
Why thank you very much ☺️🙏💕
I'd mix the pieces. I think a dark wall treatment is so relaxing and that's the main purpose of the bedroom, so I'd go with the moody dark green. And if the colors work, I'd go with the rug you selected which has several shades of greens and isn't too bright. It's elegant (one of your styles), a vintage touch, luxurious on your feet, etc. The full pkg and that's important in your bedroom. I think you can't over emphasize the importance of the right rug in any area of the home. No one mentioned the possibility of reupholstering the bed. I heard it's several years old, so it might be an option from my perspective, but I'm doing this without an actual mood board here. So, thus far I've got a light colored bed, dark sexy moody restful walls with that healing nurturing growth oriented green vibe nestled into your jungle cave on a clean, bright super soft nest over a silky soft elegant rug. But I don't want the room to be too dark, so I'm choosing the nightstands with rounded corners in the dark wood that speaks to the floors and gives the attention to the cozy best bed, but topped with the crisp light stone, again bringing in another natural element, texture, and continuing a line of bright color from end to end along the focal wall, giving a long horizontal line for the eye to follow, as well as brightening the dark corners , expanding the sense of spaciousness along that wall. It's especially important when the whole family is pilling up onto the bed together. You want to feel like there's room for everyone, all are welcome here. And I think the light table tops help to find things on the table late at night if you're searching for a bedtime story, a water carafe, reading glasses, alarm clock, etc in the dark. I think it makes it more practical, as well as more beautiful, and great Feng Shui. Now lighting is very important. No one got an adjustable sconce. I hope you at least got dimmers! No one mentioned the ceiling or overhead light, or window treatments... Or a side chair. Is there no space for a chair? Afraid it'll be a dumping ground for dirty clothes? 🤔 So, I think a bedroom isn't finished without a chair. Or at least a bench. One room offered a wonderful bench. That's great. Color's don't always read correctly across digital platforms, but on my phone it read a smidge too cool. I'd like to keep it in a tone that plays warm against the cool green walls and carpet. I'm torn between two sconces - the transparent onyx, or the crackle glass. Both are elegant and bring in a natural element. But even as I'm writing, I think the stone over the glass because glass says fragile and young kids still share the space. Also crackling can read emotionally as a negative chi - I think it's better in a dinning room with candles reflecting through the glass. So, my final choice would be the onyx. It also carries the lightness across the focal wall to contrast with the relaxing deep green, and it supports the theme of nature growing and protecting the family nestled in the luxury bedding. Across the room, I'd go with the curved corners on the wonderful dressers that is not wood. It carries the lightness across the room, carries the softness of the curves, but it's not matchy. While reclining in bed, the dresser becomes a focal point and this one is the best. It's not so loud that it steals the show from the main focal wall, but it's bold enough to be hold it's own when you're at the focal wall looking across the way. It's lux, it's light against the dark, it's sexy but also durable, useful, the whole package.
As for windows, there's information I'd need that I don't currently have access to. I'm thinking a simple velvet or silk matching green to the walls, floor to ceiling with dark wood rod and finials that speak to the sconces in onyx or gold. I'd have a highly textured shade, with light peeking through creating a dreamy , ever changing atmosphere, adding more layers of nature, the natural passage of time and it's precious ephemeralness, the drama of the light playing with the cavern of the dark room, and keeping it balanced between outside and in. I'd have it in a midtone wood reeds, or bamboo, or woven grass, to avoid matching the darkness of the walls and floors, but not so bright as to compete with the light tones of the bedding and dresser. I want the window to add supportive drama, not steal the show - until it's opened up on a lovely morning view into the garden - bringing the natural green spaces into the green room, enticing you to rise and shine and explore the beautiful world outside the nest.
What have I missed? Bedding. I like a mix of bamboo sets, and linen sets to change between seasons. I like the crisp silkyness of linen in summer, and the soft velvetiness of bamboo in winter. But the top of the quilt or duvet, I might go with a slightly shinny or slubbed silk. Again, I like to have two colors or more to play with and suit my mood. One the color of the walls, the other the color of the bed, and sometimes something just for fun that inspires me. I always feel unsafe if I don't have at least two, just Incase one of the kids gets the flu at school and suddenly vomits. A large bed topper takes time to clean and dry so you need something for that time. But also, I like to choose my mood or have the power to brighten or darken the space according to the season and how it changed the natural light available in a room.
Artwork. I like tapestry, I do. That one seemed not quite right. Too loud and contrasting for a relaxing nights sleep. I'd go for a very green pastoral scene, more horizontal, wider than the bed but not as wide as the nightstands. And I'd inset it into a niche with gentle led lighting or a top light perhaps as you would for any large piece of art on a wall. Creating another layer of lighting to brighten or dim , go between private sexy time to family play time. I might even set a timer to brighten at sunrise as a gentle alarm encouraging circadian rhythm to help everyone get their best night's sleep. And last, I like that option of a nearby extra blanket. In every family someone sleeps hot and another gets cold, so I'm a big fan of a spare blanket, especially between siblings who all too often can get competitive, steeling the covers 😅 I think I'd set it by the extra wide reading chair with a reading lamp and side table. So the girls can curl up with mom or dad, learn life lessons through stories and talk about life's big issues in the safety of this cozy room full of warmth, nature, luxury, and beauty.
As for the ceiling. 🧐 I might go with a burnished antiqued gold. I generally prefer shiny ceilings in the dining room, but something not too bright, but a soft touch of light bouncing around, warming up the cool tones. Or maybe a wallpaper texture. I'd have to see the room to decide a favorite
Loved all the designs for different reasons. Excellent inspo video - clever format.
Thanks so much Donna! Hope to make more of these to help inform your design decisions ☺️🙌
I love them all!
They know me so well! 💗
I like of this 4 bedroom design, first I like Julie’s tapestry so gorgeous & I like Audrey’s design one of my fave color is pink but all are beautiful & gorgeous ❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏
All so classy and beautiful agreed!
I think the Miranda Kerr Tranquility collection Elevation nightstand would look great with your bed with a Chinoiserie wall paper in an army green or green color. For the wall sconces, I would pick RH Harlow triple sconces either in crystal or calcite, or the Montreux. That is if budget permitting. 😊
Thank you for the recommendations Candice! That tranquility collection is quite lovely. I can see the handles swapped out for a totally different vibe 💗
All designs are great, each to his own.
Yup, loved them all ☺️
Hi Julie .I love Michelle's mood board but I also like some elements from the others.❤
Thank you for watching and weighing in Anna! 🙏🏻💗
I loved Kelly's the best...the rug killed it...i did like the bench from Michelle's too
I no longer have room for a bench with the platform bed, but I love the functionality of it 👍
Loved the first and second moodboards ❤
Thank you for watching ☺️🙏
I choose Michelle 🙋♀️
I also like the dresser in Kelly’s room!
The dresser in Kelly’s is my DREAM 🤩
I can’t pick one because I loved different aspects of each space! This was a fun one 🩷✌🏼
That’s how I felt… loved bits and pieces from all the spaces 💖
great exercise ... I like Audrey's design
Thank you for watching! Audrey has a graphic design background so her room definitely popped! 😍
These were all good! I like all of the choices in them. I had thought about Behr paint Tsunami and Woven Basket, Sherwin Williams Riverway and Great Falls for paint colors. Thank you for sharing!
Hope one of those work out for you! It’s always a good idea to sample paint on all 4 walls, not just one to see how it reacts during day>night 👍
Michelle
Y’all are loving Michelle! 🙌💖
Awesome content as always. I loved all the designs but Julie's was my favorite. I loved the repetition of circles in the sconces and nightstands. I would use the green paint NOT the pink, Julie's husband will probably like it better when he returns to the room as the girls get older. So well done. More episodes like this please!
Glad you enjoyed it Susan! We’re definitely going with the green! 💚
Michelle is coming for your gig LOL. Lots of layers to her design and Julie does have a lot of plants, only second to my mom, so I like that idea as well. I'm hella biased with pink since we are about to use some Chaise Mauve in our house. Definitely was unexpected. That dark green wall was a moment that I'm here for. It's very similar to our living room curtain colors. And Julie's tapestry is making me flirt with that idea myself (definitely trending). Well done all of you!
Thank you for visiting Kevin! Michelle knocked it outta the park with her design, definitely felt like she heard me and delivered! 🙌
Pottery barn wool rugs are gorgeous and well worth the money. All my rugs throughout my house are wool Pottery Barn and oriental. You should try their pillow covers. They are beautiful and seem to be in your colorway.
Ok, now I don’t feel so bad. It’s an investment! My children will inherit them later 😅💕
@@JulieKhuu Yes, you get what you pay for. Better is better.
This is so difficult to make a decision! How about a 4 bedrooms! Love the lime wash from Michelle, love Julie’s rug and scones, loved Kelly’s night stands. Loved Audrey’s art work and scones, the art just spoke to me. Best of luck to Julie! The tapestry also draws me in.😅
I need to lock down that tapestry to inspire the whole design! Wish me luck!! 🙏☺️💕
@@JulieKhuu best of Luck and wishes! You will great, as always! 😘🙏❤️
What an awesome team you have there, Julie! I liked Michelle's mood board but I would swap that wall art for the tapestry in your mood board and add color-blocked green-brown curtains to tie in with the palette of the tapestry. And if it were for me, I would put fabric sconces instead of glass ones just to feel safer with kids around. This was such an enjoyable video and I bet you're further spoilt for choice now. Excited to see what you finally come up with.
Too many choices now for sure!! The girls did such a fantastic job catering to a picky client! 😝
😀@@JulieKhuu
When $600 is the budget option! 🤯
Yes!! I was like wth?!?! Especially because the sconces were less than attractive.
You can probably even find a dupe for the $600 one with my Pinterest hack video ☺️
@@JulieKhuu oh I’d better rewatch! We’re too cheap at my house!
I like Michelle's best but loved the traditional rug with subtle pinks from Audreys! A little touch of that grandxiennial style would be in keeping with the rest of your house, in my opinion.
I just scored the area rug for my new bedroom, this is going to be the catalyst for the new design 💗
Michelle and JULIE
I would like to see the finished room on a video.
Knee-deep into our makeover now, full reveal coming soon Rebecca! 🤗
Michelle is the best.
Chic! 💗
What is a Kwa/Qua number? Please teach us more about the cultural systems you are using as guidance, I would love to learn more. We really like your videos which are practical and dynamic enough to watch with the whole family; even my 3 boys find them entertaining! The boys picked out their favorite pieces from your other coffee table and shoe storage videos and we decided as a family how we are furnishing our new home.
Aw I love that Radha!! Raising future designers 🙌 Kua number is personalized to you. It factors in birth year + gender to help dictate the most auspicious and inauspicious directions for positive and negative energy flow throughout your home and life
I loved Audrey design most.
Thank you for watching Lara ☺️🙏
Julie, subscriber here, wondering if you could do a video on noise reduction? Just bought a nice townhouse close to a hospital in San Diego, but helicopters headed to the hospital at night can really disturb sleep. Plan to change to triple pane windows. Suggestions for other window treatments and perhaps change to carpet? Anything else? Thank you.
The more soft textiles you have in the space, the better for acoustics (heavy drapery, carpet, fabric sofas/ chairs/ bedding, thick area rugs)
Kelly❤
Sophisticated 👌🏻
I can walk into someone else’s house and know exactly what would look good. My own? 2 years and I’m still walking around with a question mark over my head 🫤
That’s the paralysis I keep talking about 😆
When the designer becomes the client! 😂
I can totally relate to you being born in-between generations… but, just a bit differently because multiple sources claim it’s part of the millennial generation… while others say that it’s gen z. 😅
The internet can’t define me!! 🙌🤣
Michelle’s ❤
Thank you for watching Deborah ☺️🙏
Hi Julie, it’s me again Ginger! I just wanted to ask you on your take about ceiling fans. I know it’s a poison arrow in the bedroom but what about the rest of the house? My husband wants to install one in all of the rooms including family, office, and loft area. Please let me know your thoughts about ceiling fans bc I haven’t heard you talk about them in your videos. Thanks ❤
They’re considered poison arrows everywhere, but less offensive if the blades don’t swing directly overhead in any area you’re seated under
Michele’s look is my style
I like your tapestry and your mood board I think just the rug is not for me
I like Audrey’s as well just the pink wall I would change
I like Kelly’s as well I think just the rug I would change
To be honest all mood board are lovely ❤ a mix of them will be just perfect 😍
Aren’t they all beautiful?! I feel the same, I can imagine myself relaxing in any of the spaces 😍
@@JulieKhuu they are gorgeous, I could not agree more very cosy 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Would that headboard be bad in feng shui?
It could be taller, but it’s solid and bulky enough to provide stability and comfort ☺️
Please share where you got that dress!!
It’s an old jumpsuit from Zara 💚
KELLY
Thank you for watching Ann! 💕
Will please tell me what the pink color in your office. I want pink but adult pink.
Behr dusty rosewood
This was so nice, I wish I could work with you guys!! 😭Lol
I would love to hear if you have any tips for becoming an interior designer. Is a degree necessary?
A degree is never necessary if you have a strong point of view, but often goes a LONG way when it’s between you and another designer that gets the project.
Audrey's design is fabu
Love the dusty pinks! 💕
I would not know how to choose.
I have more options than ever now 😍
The link for Michelle’s nightstands isn’t working
Fixed! Thanks Lisa 🙏☺️
Well, since you changed your room decoration, if you don't need anymore those beautiful art deco ram table lamps, I could buy them...
Haha well I am selling them along with my entire previous bedroom furniture 😂
I prefer Michelle's job because of its very relaxing airy and natural vibe while Audrey's One Is too romantic and Kelly's a little bit too dark
Kelly knows me to a T, I love dark and moody 🌚
Love the idea of the video, but the screaming, wooing and exaggerated tone are a bit annoying. Love you normal voice tone. 🙏
to me julie's is too centered and looks like something from a castle in france. audrey's is too girly for me. kelly's is not that much different from the original but it has some earthy soft vibe that i like. michelle's i like a lot it has lots of plants and brown touches but keeps it soft and light. just my opinion ^^
Thank you for watching and sharing feedback! How did you know that I’m obsessed with old French chateaus!?! Gimme all the tapestry!! 😍
I have Julie’s green room, it’s not a great accent for skin tones.
That’s what I’ve been hearing, but I love how moody it looks year round 💚