This post is a continuation of Wednesday's Design Dilemma.
JoJo,
The space has many interesting features; the spiral staircase, glass tiles and a bay window. Hotel Chic is very soothing and calming and one way to achieve that is by layering tone on tone.
If you want to incorporate pattern, try using subtle ones. The decorative painting in this space is beautiful but in order to get a more neutral space, I would go with a straight paint job. By choosing an eggshell finish, light can play around the room.

There are two color directions I would suggest: one towards the warm beige: Oregon Coast on the walls with Arid Plains as an accent and Milestone for the trim. The other color direction is towards the roses, which is what is there now: Rosario Ridge for the main color and La Fonda Sonoran as the accent and Ancestral Haze for trim.
Oregon Coast 6007-1C Arid Plains 6007-2A Milestone 6007-1B
Rosario Ridge 1005-10C Ancestral Haze 1004-10C
Restoration Hardware has some great linens in their Italian Hotel Satin Stitch White Bedding. They have two color ways that may work: Blush and Silver Sage. Their Diamond Matelasse Coverlets and Shams come in Thyme, Rose and Taupe, all colors I would suggest. The following are sketches of how I could imagine the room looking.... let me know what you think.
Ann

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Hello Ann,
I was actually looking at a catalog from Restoration Hardware because I was talking with them about their Italian Satin Stitch collection and was interested in the Diamond Matelasse Coverlet and Shams. Which would work best between the two, Satin Stitch or Diamond Matelasse?
JoJo
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JoJo,
I would go with 4 pillows: 2 in Diamond Matalesse and 2 in the Satin Stitch. Place the Satin Stitch in front of the Matalesse ones when finishing the bed. I would put a Satin Stitch duvet cover with a Diamond Matalesse Bed Skirt and coverlet which can be folded at the end of the bed. For rugs, you can try their Solid Ribbed Tibetan Rug in Chocolate. They still have some available.
Hope this helps!
Best,
Ann