Extreme Makeover of my HAUNTED VICTORIAN MANSION- THE GUEST ROOM ✨🤭

Hello my friends, this upload has taken me a little longer to finish editing, but here it is! I'm so pleased with the end result, and I need your help in figuring out how to finish this room.

Should I do picture frame moulding, add curtains (if so, what kind?), paint the trim the same color as the walls, paint or change out the tile on the fireplace? Let me know what you would do.

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Filmed on Canon EOS R with a Sigma Art 24-70 2.8 mm lens
Edited in Final Cut Pro
Music from Epidemic Sound

Here are links to everything I bought new. I've marked affiliate links with an *

Black Cat Vase (originally a wine bottle)- Moselland Riesling, Rheinhessen, 2016

Wall Color is Silhouette By Benjamin Moore in The Regal Select Matte.

[Mackerachi]

The white doors/frames/trim looks like it goes well with the decor and the bed. I like the dark walls, really sets the mood.

[kayazoldek]

Love this I really want more videos like this 😭😭💜💜💜💜

[SuPeRNinJaRed]

There is truly something amazing about old things, especially houses; to think it existed before anyone else [who's alive today] really gives it such an inexplicable magic and mystery that surrounds places like yours...
Also for some reason I'm reminded of the scene when Mr. Hallorann talks to Danny in "the Shining" movie; he explains the (obvious part) that some people have the Shining but also, like people that places can "shine" too... it makes you think a place can have its own "soul" (for lack of a better term) and also makes it not inherently evil, plus its much more poetic than simply calling the house "haunted" (though everyone knows what haunted means obv) Its just an absolutely FANTASTIC concept that's always stuck with me! Sorry, just felt the urge to mention that and best of luck to you both and I know with your artistic instinct, vision and care you will definitely make your new home SHINE ;)

[jellyjamjo]

Thank you for this video Sarah <3 Have been looking forward to the renovation videos! For the curtains, perhaps a deep blood orange with gossamer fabric, with opaque white backings? It would go really well with that gorgeous rug. Also, replacing the fireplace tiles with matte deep warm tones match with the gorgeous elements of the room. Those CANDLE LIGHTS. Beautiful. Can't wait for more content! If you're reading this, have a lovely, lovely day.

[kirabrzeczyszczykiewicz]

I love the white doors and trim with the dark walls, I think it really highlights the beautiful color of the walls and keeps just a little bit of lightness in the room.

[ChantelleArts]

I personally think that the lighter doors look really good and pop against the dark walls. A very well decorated room, the dark walls look fantastic for the theme 😊

[julietartcorner]

aahh I love these kind of videos, room makeovers make me want to rearrange my whole bedroom every time, diy decors, paint etc. As we have a similar preference in decorating (dark academia is amazing, so cosy and mysterious) this is inspiring me so much for when I'll finally have a house of my own and I can decorate it how I want. I love decorating rooms, rearranging them, it's exciting because once is over you look at it and say "I did all that, I'm so proud of how it turned out" and it's more yours if you do it yourself. House makeovers are a great way to express ourselves artistically, it reflects how we are and it makes it better to work and live in an environment that you feel it's yours, it's your safe space, living in a house that you love rather than one that feels toxic for many reasons one might have, makes a big difference to mental health, it improves it and you are willing to take care of your home more 🖤

[sunpunky]

the vibes are immaculate and the guest book setup is really thoughtful 👍 your hard work has def paid off. about the fireplace, i don’t love the light color of the tiles in contrast to the walls because it feels cold. whether you paint it over or replace it with different tile, you might consider something darker, maybe even with brass/gold accents to echo the ceiling light and switch/outlet plates. deep dark green looks great with black + golds imo. excited to see part two! can’t wait for that trim transformation 😍 gotta lot of respect for you seeking excellence in the reno process and going about it slowly and methodically for the best possible results ✨

[Toxicmiky]

The room is amazing! This is perfectly my style honestly XD However, I'm afraid that if your paint the doors the same color as the wall it would be too dark at the end. It's just my thought, but I like the white doors and trims honestly ! Anyway, nice work you did !! :D

[Royal-Junk]

I love the bed, I have it. Also, the light that was replaced was beautiful and more authentic. All in all, the room is beautiful. I want to see the rest of the house.

[alecsdyatlov]

It looks great! Leave the doors as they are, they compliment the room perfectly❤️

[autumnarcher]

Hot tip for the shop vac spewing dust!! There are different filters meant for different jobs, there are filters specifically meant for plaster/drywall dust, typical filters will just allow the super small particles to pass through it. Also, you can buy an attachment from home depot or lowes for the output of the shop vac that will further filter fine particles, it is on the exterior of the machine and attaches to the output hole. I have been renovating my own homes for years and a properly set up shop vac is the unsung hero of many a project

[raneemhijazi]

It looks so good, the registers look AMAZING

[janeylane]

Love you decor videos! You have wonderful style and taste! So inspired!

[ashtree_meadow]

The room looks amazing 🥹 it makes me really miss living in an old home. We’ve rented two homes built in 1905-1910 and it’s always been a dream to have one of my own! Great work you guys and I’m SO looking forward to more videos 🖤

[belamendonca]

Such beautiful room, I just loveee videos like this. It is so inspiring.

[fuzzydragons]

i love the wood floors, and the wall colour works for the room 🙂

[InThisEssayIWill...]

I highly recommend the channel "our restoration nation" they specialize in homes of this era. Often the wood in the downstairs of the home would have been left unpainted if it was a higher quality wood (as a show of wealth and extravagance) but the wood upstairs was often less expensive since those were the family living quarters and guests wouldn't be entertained there and being painted was a way to hide the less expensive wood

[acupofsea]

Dear Sara, I am beyond grateful to you for these kinds of videos. Lately I’ve been really struggling with anxiety and these cozy videos have such an amazing atmosphere that I’ve been finally able to calm down. Thank you thank you thank you! Also you have the most soothing voice❤

[imanbell]

Loved the video and very much looking forward to more interior design content 😍😍😍