Master bedroom reveal at the a-frame...

When we first took possession of the a-frame, the master bedroom had lovely floral wallpaper, smelly pink carpeting and several very LARGE spiderwebs.  

The carpeting was removed right away (along with the spider webs) and the floors were refinished back to their natural pine.

Chris and I both felt that with a small space and lots of wood, it would be nice to add some white in the room to lighten it up.

In a matter of two days, Chris removed the floral wallpaper and got creative with his table saw, beadboard and his paintbrush. 

My long-time followers probably recognize the miniature cabin collection.  I've been showing this on the blog for several years.  I'm still on the hunt for a few more log cabin syrup containers.

The long black and white prints that you see above our bed were photographs that we picked up at estate sale last winter.  

They are prints of a northern Michigan camp ground photographed in 1929.

The fishing poles were also estate sale finds, as well as the tennis rackets. 

The fishing basket, vintage frame, bookshelf and dresser were also picked up at various estate sales.

On Sunday, my mother gave me this handmade sailboat pillow.  She's such a talented seamstress.  Thank you, Mom.

We have a few more special items to hang on another wall, but the transformation of this room is amazing. 

 Thank you, Chris!  It's more than I could have asked for!