via The Paris Apartment blog
scalloped lucite table via The Paris Apartment - we would LOVE to own this!!
antique perfume bottles & mirror tray via Paris Hotel Boutique
antique perfume bottles & mirror tray via Paris Hotel Boutique
image via The Paris Apartment (her former NYC boutique interior) - we seriously want those sparkle curtains!!
antique ostrich feather fan via French Blue & Co.
Jean Harlow via The Paris Apartment blog - the inspiration for the boudoir look
mirrored vanity via Paris Hotel Boutique
Cecil Beaton antique book via Paris Hotel Boutique - a collection of colorful vintage books is always a great accent piece
mirrored vanity via Paris Hotel Boutique
Cecil Beaton antique book via Paris Hotel Boutique - a collection of colorful vintage books is always a great accent piece
image of Georgina Chapman via The Paris Apartment blog - this image inspired us during our remodel process
pair of lamps from French Blue & Co.
murano glass chandelier via The Paris Apartment (we want one!)
antique menu (1910) from Paris Hotel Boutique - great for collecting & framingDeco Layers Cushion via Emma Jane Designs
With the success of our Boudoir Makeover post (click here for a refresher), we wanted to follow-up with a post on creating your own glamorous space. After all, you need a beautiful space for you and those gorgeous underpinnings you've been collecting!murano glass chandelier via The Paris Apartment (we want one!)
antique menu (1910) from Paris Hotel Boutique - great for collecting & framingDeco Layers Cushion via Emma Jane Designs
This post is more about 'boudoir inspiration' than a 'how-to', since there are so many decorator blogs that explain that much better. When looking for inspiration for our boudoir makeover, we looked at a number of sites, particularly The Paris Apartment and Paris Hotel Boutique. We also discovered a few other lovely shops and blogs that will certainly help you create the boudoir look such as French Blue, Chinoiserie Chic, The French Bedroom Company and Paris Atelier.
It seems like the basis for creating the glamorous boudoir look is including some (if not all) of these elements: silk upholstered furniture, silk tufted headboard, mirror dresser or vanity, lucite details, crystal accents, antique perfume bottles, a satin upholstered chaise lounge, and those white fluffy sheepskin rugs (or even a flokati rug perhaps). For a more professional take on the look, visit the sites we listed above.
As for what you wear in your boudoir, everything you need can be found here.