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How Would You . . .
For the next round of this challenge, I'd like you to look at this Canopy Bed Attributed to Phyllis Morris ($15,000). It was built in the 1970s and has been painted a matte white. Now, this thing just screams "tacky" to me (unfortunately high price tags do not equal high style).
Steal of the Day: Maison Campaign Bed
I've been eyeing the PBteen Maison Campaign Bed ($499-$799) for some time now, and I am happy to report that its price has been reduced significantly. I love how its feminine curves are balanced by hand-hammered solid iron, making it subtly elegant, rather than overly baroque. I'm also loving how those minimal, crisp white sheets draw attention to the graceful shape of the bed.
Crave Worthy: Valois Canopy Bed
Spotted on AT:SF, the Niermann Weeks Valois Canopy Bed ($19,330) is pure luxury. Made of Venetian silver leaf with antiqued mirrored panels, it's more feminine boudoir than art deco design, and it's yet another reason to love mirrored furniture. Fit for a queen, for yours truly, or just anyone with 20 Gs to spare, it more than qualifies as Crave Worthy.
Crave Worthy: Creme Fresh Celeste Bed
Here's a modern update of those canopy beds that we dreamed about as little girls. The sleek and modern Creme Fresh Celeste Bed is a tent-like structure that serves as a cocoon for peaceful sleeping, and it also creates a sort of instant bedroom if you live in a loft. I have no idea how much it costs, but hey: Just because I'm all grown up doesn't mean I can't still dream of canopies.
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