Bedroom Glimpse

I've been talking about my bedroom makeover for a month now, and while it still isn't finished, here are a few tiny peeks before I ask for your advice. 

My current design plan can pretty much be summed up with one sentance: paint it white. J jokes that I'm creating a temple. :) {For those of you who are unfamiliar with LDS temples, they're completely furnished, painted, decorated and draped in white. Everyone inside also wears white.} 

The first project I completed when I came home was the headboard. It's thick, cushy, and wrapped in grey linen. I loooove it, though the tufting is borderline too traditional for me. I'm hoping that the clean lines and industrial vibe of other elements will help to make it read more 'eclectic'.

I'm in love with my little rolling IKEA cart, but currently it migrates around the house in search of the perfect nook. Too tall for a coffee table, not long enough for the end of the bed...

I'm painting my {very messy and un-styled} bookcase white. Then I'm filling it with all my white knick-knacks and covering my books in white craft paper. Naturally.

Here's the part where I ask for your advice:

I have an awesome mid-century dresser that I'd like to make two-toned. Do I go with option 1 and just paint the frame white, leaving the drawers and legs stained? Or do I go with option 2 and paint the drawer-fronts and leave the frame stained? The white, oil-based paint I bought is a much brighter white than the shell white that I painted the walls. Do you think that matters? {I'm currently leaning towards one of the options, but a second opinion may sway me.}

Also, I should note that the dresser appears a little darker and richer than the camera was able to capture. The color more closely matches the little vintage furniture feet I installed on the {upholstered!} box spring.

Of course, all this white will look a tad less stark once I have lamps, artwork, accessories and rugs placed, but that's for another day and another post. :)

Thoughts?