The Sunday News
YOUR bedroom is the place you go to relax and escape everyday life. When designed correctly, bedrooms are soothing sanctuaries full of cosy bedding and peaceful decor that make you feel both happy and calm.
When considering traditional bedroom ideas, bedding is always important — your duvet and decorative pillows should play nicely with the paint colour and bedroom wall decor, but can also be swapped out easily, which makes it easy to incorporate an interesting print or texture. Lastly, add some accessories to style your nights and or dresser; avoid going overboard, just be careful not to go overboard, too many ornaments can make a room feel cluttered. If you keep these bedroom decorating ideas and colour considerations in mind you should be well on your way to creating the perfect bedroom design.
The fact that traditional bedrooms are personal spaces often shared with another person makes decorating tricky. One crucial tip to keep in mind as you consider typical bedroom ideas is to forego popular trends or styles in favour of what makes you happy. If there aren’t any significant bedroom makeover changes, determining your furniture layout is the first and biggest decision you will need to make.
Once you’ve settled on a bedroom layout, take the time to select colours and decor that reflect your personality, but also take into consideration the peaceful nature of a bedroom.
Although your bedroom colour scheme is often a personal opinion, there are some paint colours that are more relaxing and better suited for your sleeping area.
For example the usual assumption is painting your bedroom with blue brings calmness as well as comfort. This means that brighter colours may lead to a better mood, but they also might keep you up longer at night.
