Pirate Bedroom

[DocF225]

as for mine..

Den of Antiquities... !

I just got a new bed and mattress since the last one was a good 15 years old. This one is about waist high on me... and boy does that bring images to mind.

Its a very plain bookcase headboard but I have some things in mind.

cuffs, leather, and box of toys.

*shivers*

MMMMM.... new mattress, toys, leather....

If yer in need of a qualified mattress tester/inspector.....

[Black Syren]

That is not girly at all and yet still retains the old world elegance and romantic feel to it. Im really liking it..

hey Merry is it a four poster?

[DocF225]

hey Merry is it a four poster?

I hope so.... four point restraints.... I think I need a moment

[Maeve O'Treasaigh]

I'd have a bed that's something like this in my room, but I'd would used big thick nautical or becketed ropes of some kind to suspend the bed with.

-Maeve

[Merrydeath]

sigh.. lovely... mine is rather plain but I hope to make some changes. I love the red satin cover and sheets tho..

four poster?? 4 point restraints?? I'm told that I am more dom then sub but I have my moments.. a friend calls me vanilla with a fudge ripple..

[Lady Alyx]

Currently I have a sleigh bed with no posting...but would love to have a poster bed...but then again I love the sleigh bed design as well....choices...choices...choices...one needs TWO bedroom...me thinks...ha ha...one nice and one naughty...now where's that lotto form....arrrh!

[DocF225]

sigh.. lovely... mine is rather plain but I hope to make some changes. I love the red satin cover and sheets tho..

four poster?? 4 point restraints?? I'm told that I am more dom then sub but I have my moments.. a friend calls me vanilla with a fudge ripple..

I was thinkin restraints fer me dammit....

red satin sheets.... intriguing...

[Red Cat Jenny]

ok Doc.....

Ahem... I saw some great potted palms in my local craft place today. They looked so real I had to check. $300 each

Ok will be shopping online for those..My bedroom was inspired by the room I stayed in at the El San Juan in Puerto Rico and the HArmony Club in Bermuda. I have been sowly adjusting the tropical theme to add a touch of pirate. I may never get out of bed!

[DocF225]

I may never get out of bed!

Also intriguing....

[Red Cat Jenny]

Hmmmm intrigue....

[Red Cat Jenny]

I would add understated exotic elements. To make it look like items acquired from years of trips to foreign ports..and a raw or regular silk quilt in a rich color. Nothing trashy, there are some excellent luxury linens in silk. With accent pillows..but then I have a "pillow thing"

On my desk I now have an antique map, a old looking lapis globe (I always loved these - finally sprung for one) and I'm searching for a ships inkwell and a pen. I have a wooden box from Thailand which looks like it could hold a sextant or other tool. Keep my bz cards in it. It's coming along nicely..

[Taemus MacRoegen]

I've always had a Tiki/South Pacific/Caribbean kind of taste. I grew up on the Gulf Coast of Florida(Bay County, Parker to be exact, on St. Andrews Bay), lived in the Phillipines as a kid(and still have some of the trinkets from there), a coupla years on Cape Cod, so I have a deep love for that Atomic Age/Polynesian vibe(though amazingly most people there abhor it, though the people on Cape Cod were very embrasive of the nautical home pieces). We had this great collection of pillows from overseas that had embroidered maps of tropical places on them. Wonderful.

Okay, the bedroom.

Let me think....a huge bamboo poster bed, billowing balcony curtains, Red Cat, Tempest, Aurore, wine for them, rum and some blue v pills for me, a huge ceiling fan swirling the tropical breeze over us.....did I leave something out?

That could work.......(of course then I would wake up)

[Patrick Hand]

Rats..... other than not makin' me bed, an' the musket an cutlass in th' corner, an' the pile O' Pyrate books that ain't made it back out to th' bookcase.... My bedroom deffinatly looks like a single male Pyrate's bedroom....

Just don't look under th' bed..... there's a pair of renigade socks that have taken up mauraddin' on thier own......

[Merrydeath]

I still remember the huge jacussi that was in the hotel room Lady b and I had in Chicago in 2004.. one wall all mirrors and jacussi and the king sized bed. We had a grand time with Dark Rose, Scupper, Morgan, and Frankie.. sigh.. grand friends all and all spread over the globe now. Twas mostly innocence and friends but grand all the same. I miss the friends who have traveled afar..

[Lady Alyx]

Hmmmm Blue V pills...hmmmmmm..........

Renegade socks...arrrrrhhhhhh look out.... (spritz's Fabreeze under Patricks bed).

[Patrick Hand]

Renegade socks...arrrrrhhhhhh look out.... (spritz's Fabreeze under Patricks bed).

Ya don't wanna be doin' that..... the renigade Socks have a zippo lighter, and ...... well the last time I tried that, it took a couple O' hours to get the fires put out.....

[Lady Alyx]

Ah ha ha ha ha ha ha

Okay then me goat "Lucky" will get em!!!! He eats anything that ain't nailed down.

[Patrick Hand]

I don’t know, What if the renegade socks and "Lucky" the goat decide to cooperate and work together…

A pair of fiendishly cleaver renegade socks with the enhanced mobility of a goat that will eat anything… It has all the earmarks of an ecological disaster of biblical proportions…

Or a really bad science fiction movie…

[Cpt Sophia M Eisley]

*snickers*

Um, this ain't goats, but uh...Violence...of the Lambs?

[Taemus MacRoegen]

Hmmmm Blue V pills...hmmmmmm..........

Well, now Alyx, gerl.....

Sounds a fit uvva memorable round an' such ah'm t'inkin', but I'm sevvin' meseff first fer Jenny.....(heavy sigh/breath)

[Lady Alyx]

Taemus, tis okay,,, was just remarking upon the V pills....ahem...

Patrick...Yea know what..those rascals could do that...I can see it now...a pair of unruly renegade stinking to high hell sockies...ridin on the back of that flea bitten scoundrel...yeeeeaaahhhawwww!

[Red-Handed Jill]

I've always had a Tiki/South Pacific/Caribbean kind of taste. I grew up on the Gulf Coast of Florida(Bay County, Parker to be exact, on St. Andrews Bay), lived in the Phillipines as a kid(and still have some of the trinkets from there), a coupla years on Cape Cod, so I have a deep love for that Atomic Age/Polynesian vibe(though amazingly most people there abhor it, though the people on Cape Cod were very embrasive of the nautical home pieces). We had this great collection of pillows from overseas that had embroidered maps of tropical places on them. Wonderful.

Okay, the bedroom.

Let me think....a huge bamboo poster bed, billowing balcony curtains, Red Cat, Tempest, Aurore, wine for them, rum and some blue v pills for me, a huge ceiling fan swirling the tropical breeze over us.....did I leave something out?

That could work.......(of course then I would wake up)

When I was in my 20's, my bedroom had a tropical theme. The fabrics were fairly subtle for the theme, but to make up for it I had a palm tree. No mosquito netting, although I was tempted.

[Taemus MacRoegen]

When I was in my 20's, my bedroom had a tropical theme. The fabrics were fairly subtle for the theme, but to make up for it I had a palm tree. No mosquito netting, although I was tempted.

I lean towards the tropical colors in my house to this day. Ever drove through Miami during the day? Buildings of near every color. The mosquito nettting sounds very sexy. I like it.

[Red-Handed Jill]

Our bed curtains double as mosquito netting, although they aren't foolproof. Jack bought one of those mosquito netting curtains to augment the curtains at certain times of the year. (We live near water - big mosquito problem some years...)

[Taemus MacRoegen]

Our bed curtains double as mosquito netting, although they aren't foolproof. Jack bought one of those mosquito netting curtains to augment the curtains at certain times of the year. (We live near water - big mosquito problem some years...)

Growing up on St Andrews we were in low country so there were a lot of small brackish ponds and rain puddles that filled in along the roads and next to some of the inlets(which are considered bayous on the map for some reason)so we had our share of B-52 mosquitoes. Carry a small child off I believe. Luckily(?)most were too big to slip through the screened porch. Too many cicadas on the screens opened up the gaps after a while so a few snuck in for dinner. Every coupla three years my dah would have to rescreen the porch.