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Hotel style: Black Walnut Manor

By
Colleen Seto

This Niagara B&B embodies chic boutique style.

1. Paint
Paint defines the overall tone of a room. For a peaceful space, “it's important to choose paint colours that they have a gray undertone for a softness that's soothing to the eye,” says Carole. A cool blue can be found at Canadian Tire in Debbie Travis' Paints. Try Powder (ID: CM331) from the Calm collection.
debbietravis.canadiantire.ca/debbie.html
2. Armchair
To properly unwind, there must be appropriate seating to do so. Recline in style in a leather armchair that's big enough to swallow you up, but doesn't overtake the whole room. IKEA's EKTORP armchair offers a rich brown tone in a soft, yet durable dark grain leather. It's easy to care for, so you can go ahead and sip your tea or nibble on snacks without worrying.
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3. Bed canopy
To create the Retreat's canopy, all you need are some sheer drapes and rods. “The bed treatment is very easy,” Carole says. “All I did was hang curtain rods from the ceiling to create my own interpretation of a reflective space.” Pottery Barn offers both drapes and rods that will do the trick. Pick up the Remy Sheer Drapes with subtle embroidery. Go with the white or try the ivory colour to warm things up. The Simple Drape Rod wraps on both ends, making it ideal for ceiling mounting.
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4. Pillows
Luxurious pillows make the bed inviting so you can put your feet up and let go. Try a mix of embroidered and solid-coloured pillows for aesthetic interest. Select nice-to-touch materials like silk or velour. Try Pottery Barn's Quilted Silk Pillow Cover. Available in multiple colours, it offers a classy touch to any retreat.
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