Would love a pretty vintage bedroom

[Skivvywoman]

Was wondering if anyone could help me

I'm looking to decorate my bedroom, at the moment I've got a cream carpet 3 cream walls and one dark pinky/plum wall, and beech furniture, I really don't want to change carpet or furniture as I can't afford too!

What would make a pretty vintage bedroom?

I've just ordered new bedding it's duck egg blue with big pink roses on it

Why not buy a rug then?

It's what colour and accessories to get, I thought of a rug but my room is to small

When you say vintage do you mean a bit vintage French and Laura Ashley or more a bit retro and more Cath Kidston?

Yeah more cath kidston

Ideally you would have white or cream furniture but I would paint the room white and place vintage bunting across the wall and wicker heart details.

White fairy lights on sticks

I got love bunting on Amazon

A little jute rug could look at bit rustic

Defo cover the plum wall

Thank you white paint at the weekend I was going to try and paint the furniture with chalk paint but not really got the space to do it

Instead of painting over your plum wall could you wallpaper it, that could set the style of the room immediately, maybe not if you have already ordered new bed linen?

If you're not wallpapering I would look at ebay for vintage picture frames you can paint with tester pots in the colours you've chosen and maybe make a small gallery wall behind your bed with photos if you're not going to wallpaper. I've bought a few cushions in Cath Kidston fabrics on ebay too as they are pretty reasonable.

A vintage eiderdown would be lovely with the duvet covers you've described something like this maybe? www.gumtree.com/p/other-household-goods/vintage-pink-feather-eiderdown/1092423571. Or maybe a crochet throw, I bought a Cath Kidston one for my elder daughter's room and though it's lovely I think if I'd known how I could have made it a lot cheaper!

I could go on about this forever I love the vintage look! Makes me want to redecorate

Not sure about the cream carpet. I'd ditch that and strip or paint the floor then add a rug. Am I alone in thinking rugs on carpets is odd concept?