One Headboard, Three Looks

Nothing adds polish to a room quite like custom furnishings. We asked Birmingham designer Liz Woods to design a chic and versatile headboard to serve as the foundation for three bedroom looks where style and comfort prevail

Erica George Dines, story by Colleen R. Spitz

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An Appealing Pattern

"I was drawn to this pattern because it is not overwhelming. It also has unisex appeal -- green is a great color for a bedroom," Woods says. "This look is more relaxed and natural, so I paired the duvet with a quilted, structured skirt for contrast. The velvet accent pillows provide richness and a sense of depth. I love the persimmon with the green."

RESOURCES: Tiger Lily duvet and shams, River Euro sham, and Marlin bed skirt, all by Lulu DK Matouk, and painting and green velvet bed pillow, all through Suite Dreams, 205/414-1922; Tamara persimmon pillow by Yves Delorme, 800/322-3911; coral cashmere throw from Home Treasures, www.hometreasureslinens.com, through Plush Home, 713/522-5230; lamp from MCJ Company Interiors, 205/458-2700; table from Les Trois Marches, 205/879-7208; saddle stool by Mark Jordan Upholstery, 334/279-0056; lantern from Mary Evelyn McKee Interiors, 205/879-7544, www.maryevelyn.com; rug from The King's House Oriental Rugs, 205/871-5775, www.kingshouseorientals.com; marble bowl (contact the designer).