Let’s add in a pink throw! 

Ahh… the luxurious Annie Selke “Bed 101” bedding…

Décor Details: headboard: One Kings Lane // duvet: Annie Selke’s Pine Cone Hill c/o // pink embroidered shams: Annie Selke’s Pine Cone Hill c/o //  sheets, pillow cases: Annie Selke’s Pine Cone Hill c/o // pink throw: Annie Selke’s Pine Cone Hill c/o // bed pillows + quilt: HomeGoods // curtains: Amazon // faux green plant: Target // similar gold and lucite book shelf // similar white shag rugs

 *Also, I have a whole page dedicated to “Shop My Apartment Décor” , a whole post that shares my favorite colorful artwork that I use to decorate, and a post on my top tips for floating shelves to display artwork 

Hi everyone! I’ve been meaning to share a few updated pictures of my apartment bedroom. I’ve made a few changes in the last few months and just celebrated my one year anniversary of moving into this apartment (!!), so I thought it was only appropriate to re-photograph my room!

I recently tried out the Annie Selke “Bed 101” line and really love it. The Annie Selke companies are spirited and design-driven– you may recognize Dash and Albert and Pine Cone Hill, which are both Annie Selke brands. All of their brands aim to inspire people to create and enjoy happy homes– hello, I love this philosophy. I’ve collaborated with them for a few years now and always adore anything they send my way. The “Bed 101” line was created to be Pine Cone Hill quality at an exceptional price– more attainable for us 20-somethings 😉 . The sheet/duvet/pillow case sets are simple, easy to mix and match, and ideal for your dorm room or first apartment. Speaking of, I did a full roundup of all of my best dorm room tips and what I would be shopping this year if I was moving into a dorm room. File these sheets under that!

Also, a few months ago I put up this floating shelf gallery wall, and would highly recommend doing a similar thing if you’re interested in having a gallery wall in your apartment. It’s a gallery wall, but without the commitment of nailing things into the wall to stay! I can change out the prints whenever I want, and switch them around, which I LOVE.

I hope you enjoyed seeing these little apartment bedroom tweaks. I love adding to it and making it even homier and more me as the months have gone on. Hopefully it inspires you to add some luxe bedding, a floating gallery wall, or purchase your dorm room necessities?! xx