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Here lately, I have been very slowly redoing some of the decor in my apartment.  I am currently working on my bedroom.  Just last week, I bought a new comforter bed set that was on sale at Kmart.  It's one of those "bed in a bag" type sets, although it's not called that.  The new comforter is black and gray; best of all, it's reversible for a fresh new look any time. 

For quite some time I have been wanting a headboard to go with my bed, so I was looking around to see what options I have, when I found a great site that sells western furniture. This site sells log and various wood furnitures in different styles, such as western and rustic. Their wood furniture is absolutely beautiful and built to last.

While looking for a headboard, I found one that I absolutely loved right away. For my bed, I require a queen size headboard and I found this one. It is made of red oak, which is both sturdy and long lasting as well as very pretty. The design of the headboard (and footboard) is made to look just like barn doors, which appealed to me quite a bit. I grew up in the country and I loved it. This bed makes me feel like I am coming home. The bold looks would stand out in any setting and would definitely be the centerpiece of my bedroom, creating a striking contrast with the white walls.
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