Are you ready for spring and looking to get inspired with some fresh spring home decor ideas? Then you’ve come to the right place today, friend! Today I’m sharing our Coastal New England vintage-styled bedroom elegantly decorated with blue and white seersucker bedding from Schweitzer Linen!
And I’m so excited to be part of the Bloggers Best Spring Home Tour hosted by Kelly from The Tattered Pew and Mansa from This is Simplicite. If you stopped by from Pasha over at Pasha is Home welcome to our home here in coastal Maine. I just love Pasha’s Wunderlust and creative home ideas!
This is a home we inherited from my parents a year ago and have been renovating and redecorating. Join me here to see more. And today I’m sharing a guest bedroom in the home with new seersucker bedding from Schweitzer Linen. A dreamy bedroom set that is perfect for both spring and summer.
Seersucker
When I think of seersucker, I think of men in blue and white pinstripe suits, ladies dressed in pink and white pinstriped summer dresses, and children in shorts, enjoying a coastal lifestyle. When Schweitzer Linen reached out to me to collaborate, I was dreaming of their blue and white seersucker bedding for our coastal Maine home. And today I’m very excited to share our guest bedroom with this beautiful seersucker bedding.
You may also enjoy this DIY License Plate Hat Rack and Wall Decor I made for this room from vanity license plates that I found in my father’s old shed.
Seersucker Bedding!
Seersucker is a thin, puckered, all-cotton, commonly striped or chequered, used to make clothing for spring and summer wear. Common items made with seersucker include suits, shorts, shirts, curtains, dresses, and robes. The most common colors for it are white and blue; however, it is produced in a wide variety of colors, usually alternating colored stripes and puckered white stripes slightly wider than pinstripes. Source, Wikipedia.
Schweitzer Linen
Schweitzer Linen has been established as the premier supplier of high-quality luxury linens in Manhattan, NY, for over 50 years. One of their fabulous strengths is the ability to produce a fully customized product. Schweitzer Linen can take your color schemes and design ideas and execute them to give your master bedroom, your guest rooms, or your dining table the stunning effect you are looking for – all with the finest fabric it is possible to find!
Easy care and shrink resistant, Portland is made from cotton and poly/cotton blend. The blanket covers, duvet covers, and shams come in white with blue stripes, each featuring a white border and trim. Imported from Italy.
You may also enjoy the post, Coastal Bedding Ideas For Your Beach House.
At the bottom of the bed, I added a vintage blue quilt that I found in an attic trunk. Marrying up the new seersucker bedding with touches of vintage charm.
You may also enjoy A Bernese Mountain Dog & The Gift of a Whale post.
Le Vainqueur Soap by Rancé
Soaps made by Rancé added to any guest bedroom or bathroom are sure to please any of your guests. These beautiful all-natural hand-pressed soaps revitalize even the most delicate skin. Made in Italy for more than two centuries and they smell simply amazing. Adding these kinds of details to your guest bedroom will surely be noticed!
You may also enjoy the Vintage Aesthetic Bedroom Inspiring Ideas post.
Fresca Luxury Bath Robe
A favorite of mine to add to a guest bedroom is a bathrobe. Guests never think to pack a robe and to have one available is thoughtful. This Fresca Robe is unisex and oversized with three-stripe blue piping that matches the coastal style seersucker bedding.
You may also enjoy seeing “How to Create an Inviting Guest Bedroom” and Schweitzer Linen’s Fiore bedding collection at our home in Vermont too.
I love how Schweitzer Linen’s seersucker bedding matches beautifully with the vintage touches of the home.
An old braided rug, made by my mother, lies at the end of the wrought iron bed. And I added some colorful spring tulips to the antique nightstand in a thrifted teapot.
In the corner sits a basket of my father’s old tennis racquets. A collection of his that he used until he stopped playing at the age of 86. Such a treasure to have.
The floors in this guest bedroom still need to be refinished to match the floors throughout the house. Something we hope to have completed sometime this spring. We will leave them stripped and apply polyurethane for a brighter look. To see more of our coastal Maine home, visit my featured blog series, “In My Mother’s Home“.
Gratefully Vintage
If you have any thoughts, comments, or suggestions, I’d love to hear from you. Please share in the comments below. And be sure to share this blog post link with your friends who are also vintage enthusiasts.
Do you have a flair for all things vintage, too? I would love to see and feature you in our Reader’s Showcase Series. A place for you to share and be recognized for your talents and passion for all things thrifting, vintage, and antique decor-related inspired by your time here with Dabbling & Decorating. Email me at annck@dabblinganddecorating.com
Next up on today’s tour is Crissy over at The First Day of Home. Crissy is such a talented crafter and DIYer. I know you will love what she is sharing with you today!
Bloggers Best Spring Home Tour
This week I’m joining some of my lovely blogging friends for the Bloggers Best Spring Home Tours! All week long we are welcoming you into our homes decorated for spring. You can visit each tour by clicking on the links below the images!Monday’s Tours
The Tattered Pew / Bricks n’ Blooms / Fiddle Leaf Interiors
Shiplap and Shells / Cottage On Bunker Hill / Sweet Pea
Tuesday’s Tours
The Ponds Farmhouse / My Thrift Store Addiction /Noting Grace
Open Doors Open Heart /The Flowering Farmhouse /Willow Bloom Home Blog
Wednesday’s Tours
DIY Beautify / This Is Simplicite / Up To Date Interiors
Robyn’s French Nest / Midwest Life and Style / Simply 2 Moms
Thursday’s Tours
Dabbling and Decorating / First Day of Home / Sand Dollar Lane
The Farmhouse Life / Aratari At Home / Pasha Is Home
Friday’s Tours
I just love all the details! That seersucker bedding is gorgeous!
Thank you so much, Jennifer! I’m so glad you like it.
Blue is my favorite color Ann!! I just love how calm your bedroom looks – especially with the seersucker!!
Thank you so much, Pasha!
I’m finally getting around to the tours and yours is so charming! Love the new bedding and the decor is perfect as well. That green door is fabulous as well. Thanks for the peek inside. It’s awesome!
Thank you so much, Cindy!
I adore this room! The colors, the bedding, especially that it’s seersucker! I love all the guest room touches too! The soaps, the robe! And that bin of racquets is the best! Love it all!
Thanks so much, Kristin!
Your room is styled so beautifully Ann, and I absolutely love your bedding. Everything is so inviting. I really liked your vintage tennis rackets, and of course the braided rug made by your mother. This is really so beautiful my friend.
Thank you so much Kim:)
Love this room! The old tennis rackets make for such a great story!
Thanks for sharing this beautiful space with us!
Aren’t the racquets the best? Such a treasure to have! Thanks so much for stopping by today.
Ann your home is so pretty! I love your coastal maine bedroom! It’s beautiful! Have the best weekend! xoxo
Thanks so much, Stacy!
Such a pretty, fresh as the ocean room, Ann! I love all your vintage touches tucked in, especially the old tennis rackets. Beautiful bedding, too! Happy Spring!
Thanks so much for stopping by today, Lora!
I love this house Ann – it must be so wonderful for you to be there and make it so wonderful! The linens look great. Thanks to you and Schweitzer Linens for the discount! 🙂 Hope you have a lovely weekend!
Thank you so much, Barbara. I appreciate you stopping by today!
I’ve always loved the seersucker look. It’s perfect for a Maine bedroom, and you decorated the entire room with such charming New England decor.
Thank you so kindly, Crissy. Have a nice weekend!
Ann your guest bedroom and new bedding is gorgeous! I’m loving the pops of red you have thrown in too! Happy Spring friend and thanks for joining us this week!
Thanks so much, Kelly! Have a great weekend!
Ann, Your pictures are always so stinking good! Seriously, They’re so crisp and clear! Fantastics job! I’d love to know what kind of camera you use? Also, you home looks fabulous for Spring!
Thank you so much Kori. I used to use a camera but now I use my iPhone 12+. It’s so much easier and the camera’s in them are really great! Have a great weekend!
The bedding looks beautiful, Ann! I love the way you added the vintage quilt. Your homes are so gorgeous and carry so much charm! Thank you for always sharing your gorgeous homes with us!
Thank you so much, Kim. I’m so grateful that you stopped by today!
Perfectly styled room!! The seersucker bedding is gorgeous and I love the pops of red you used throughout the room. And the collection of your Dad’s tennis racquets is so unique and special.
Thank you so much, AnnMarie, so sweet of you to stop by today!
Ann, it is always a pleasure to visit your charming home. Your coastal bedroom is just lovely and I love the basket of rackets! I would really love to be joining you sitting on the beach! Blessings, Cecilia @My Thrift Store Addiction
So sweet Cecilia, thank you so kindly!
What a cozy and inviting bedroom, Ann. That seersucker bedding is the perfect addition. So beautiful!
Thank you so much, Jen!
Ann,
I’m loving your new bedding and spring tour.
Thank you so much, Rachel!
It’s always a pleasure to see how you decorate in Vermont and also in Maine. Your guest bedroom looks beautiful.
Thank you so much, Paula!
I love the cheerful colors and textures in this room! It is so charming and cozy!
Thank you so much, Leslie!
Your bedroom looks like a vacation! So relaxing! Love the seersucker!
Thank you so much, Lindsay. Seersucker is always so classic and a good choice I think:)
Ann, I love this pretty bedroom! I agree, seersucker works so well with coastal decor. I love all the extra little touches you added like the bathrobe (I never remember mine on trips!).
Thank you kindly, Leen! I love having a bathrobe too. It’s very welcoming I think:)