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 What Is a Bedroom Decoration? Bedroom decoration is a small piece of furniture that can be used to make your bedroom look more inviting and stylish. There are many different types of bedroom decorations that you can choose from, depending on what kind of mood you want to create in your home. A bedspread may be a perfect choice if you are looking for a modern and sleek design. If you want an updated and comfortable look, then some nice chairs or footstools may be a good idea. And if you want something extra special, then an Oversized Bed might be the perfect solution! How Do You Choose the Right Bedroom Decoration? Many different bedroom decor options are available on the market these days. You can choose from wall decals, home furnishings, and furniture. However, it is essential to make sure that you select the right option for your specific room. For example, a wall decal might not be enough if you have a small bedroom. You would need to find items that fit in with your bedroom's

The mattress is the most important single thing in the bedroom. It is here that we read at night, propped up on pillows, and it is here that we spend up to a third of our lives. On the mattress we snooze, convalesce, make love, daydream, play with our children, nurse the baby, chat, and snuggle. The mattress must be up to such important and life-affirming tasks.  Priorities  It's wise to select the mattress before choosing the bed frame, the headboard, and all of the bed linens. While the bed "dress- ing" is important. the comfort and appropriateness of the mattress is paramount. Mattresses vary in thickness, too, and some super-padded mattresses may not fit an antique bed or a simple Mission-style wooden bed. Sizes The measurements of the bed may be restricted and governed by the size of the room. For one or two peo- pie, a queen-sized bed usually works best, but some partners love the snug fit of a double bed. A king-sized bed sounds grand, but professionals say the lar

The highly complex philosophy of Feng Shui, first developed in Asia centuries ago, is based on principles of timeless aesthetics, correct placement, and appropriateness. Over time, Feng Shui has become not only a system of beliefs that affect home life, spiritual well-being, health, luck, and happiness, but a framework for living in harmony with nature and the seasons. While some consider the concepts too esoteric or superstitious, others keep an open mind and find that adjusting decor or correctly siting a house will maintain balance in their lives and have beneficial effects. Today, many homeowners (along with their decorators and architects) are turning to Feng Shui to help them build and design nurturing and pleasing environments. Very old Feng Shui advice forbade positioning a mirror so low that the reflection cut off the viewer's head. This would bring very bad luck. Common sense suggests that mirrors are most effective when they present the big picture. The Feng Shui recomme

Instead of going for a complete redesign, easy enough to change the look of your bedroom by concentrating on one or two major features, or by going for some quick decorative fixes. Three major options Floor : Since flooring is crucial, a new-look floor will go a long way to rejuvenating the room. To upgrade existing floorboards, sand, fill, and finish them appropriately; or if they can't be satisfactorilv repaired, you might paint a broad border around the perimeter and cover the rest of the floor with a large rug. If this process is too laborious, carpeting may be preferable. Window : If you have only had blinds or shades before, adding curtains or draperies will change the visual emphasis of the bedroom. Professionally made draperies add substance drama. Bed : Expense, rather than time and effort, will get you a beautiful new bed in a style that could suggest a new decorative direction for you to follow. Five Quick Fixes Walls : Color refreshes the decorative emphasis, and paint

Making the most of tiny spaces involves crafty use of space color, lighting, and furnishing. Here some tips for you.  Shape and line Keep the decorative theme simple, and make the bed the focus, preferably positioning it opposite the door to draw the eye. An Oversized object, such as a very large picture behind the bed,  can give the illusion of space. Vertical or horizontal lines of stripes visually accentuate height or length respectively, but dominating pattern or shape elsewhere will counteract the effect. Color Cool colors such as tight greens and blues recede,  creating a sense of space. A hint of yellow in the green or red in 'he blue helps to avoid a "cold" atmosphere while using a darker "anchor color prevents pale colors from looking insipid and gives definition. A ceiling in a pale, neutral preferably not pure white—with a slight sheen will reflect and enhance natural light. Lighting An uncluttered window maximizes natural light—choose blinds. Shades or sh

A bedroom with a modern theme means there can be no half measures in its application. A style which relies heavily on structure and form and a significant use of space needs only one or two strong elements to enforce it.  Stylish storage systems will help to emphasize the theme by preventing inappropriate belongings from upsetting the balance, while flooring can make a positive contribution to the design; use sympathetic colours, textures and finishes, or combine materials, such as wooden boards or even cement, polished to a marble finish, with rugs to soften the effect. In a room when little is left on view, texture can play an important visual role. Fabrics for bed covers and even the bed linen can be made to toe the modern line. While painting may be out of financial range in the early years of property ownership, prints and black and white photographs are becoming increasingly popular.  You can also read: Shabby Chic Bedroom Style Alternatively, an interesting empty frame can give

You do not necessarily have lots of money to create a shabby chic bedroom . However, you do need plenty of self assurance if you are going to combine successfully a selection of apparently incongruous elements in the same room. While magazines might suggest that anything goes in shabby chic, what separates the sheep from the wolves is one person's ability to see which faded fabric will work with which piece of distressed furniture, and which ancient mirror would add the appropriate sense of faded grandeur without looking self-conscious.  Do not try too hard or you may find that you have created a disastrously unkempt effect instead. To produce the look that makes old and worn look rich and welcoming, you need a good eye for design - and enough historical knowledge to ensure that you use styles that are sympathetic to each other. It may be the acquisition of an antique mirror, or a vast wardrobe (closet), or even some chintz curtains originally designed for windows much larger than

It is all too easy to be patronizing in interpreting what is meant by 'country style', the concept as it is defined by magazines and marketing today is romanticized and often insulting to the rural world. Just as country themes tend not to work in the city, big city ideas for a humble country cottage can prove equally out of context. Every property must be allowed to retain its individual atmosphere, even in the search for that elusive country idyll. After all, what undoubtedly attracted you to living in the country in the first place was the house or cottage and its location, its isolation, perhaps, the scope it has for a wonderful garden, the sense of getting back to nature. We all tend to over-romantic our need for fresh air and wide open spaces, yet within that heightened sensitivity lies the true interpretation of our innate sense of country style. The bedroom is naturally the most susceptible to the country influence, since here you can create an atmosphere of rustic tran

Few of us are naturally tidy-minded and a tidy bedroom seems to be one of life's more unattainable aspirations, but do try not to design a bedroom environment that is completely inappropriate to your lifestyle. If your clothes tend to lie around in heaps for days, the minimalist bedroom is not for you. You need rows of cupboards (closets) and bottomless drawers. Invest in a few high-sided storage boxes to contain the debris that normally ends up under the bed, or buy a bed with built-in drawers — ideal for packing away the duvet. If short of space, be economical with non-functional furniture. It is very easy to transform an old school trunk, by covering it with a kelim or old rug, to provide additional storage space at the foot of the bed and a surface for books and magazines — and it is far more space-effective than a mere bench. Storage can be decorative as well as functional. Doors can be imaginatively painted or stencilled or clad in fabric to match the bed linen or bed hanging

The flexibility of today’s lifestyle and the wide variety of environments which we choose to call “home” ensure that more than a degree of thought has to go into deciding on the location of the bedroom . Traditionally, in house, bedrooms are located upstairs and near the bathroom, separated at a discreet distance from those rooms – living room, dining room or kitchen. So, for those with the means to have a whole house their disposal, there is generally less scope for originality because the bedroom will have been planned of city dwellers, basement, living in apartments, converted lofts, houseboats, school and even converted warehouse. Choosing the location of the bedroom can be a more personal and original decision. Take the time to sit down right at the beginning, over a large mug of tea, and analyze your lifestyle and your requirements. Do you entertain a lot? Will you use it for anything other than sleeping? How much time are you likely to spend in your bedroom? How much time do you

In a classic style and built with the craftsmanship of a time, the cabinets with light finish and decorated arise for environments reinterpreted traditional, but it fit perfectly to the rooms from the contemporary lines. Image credit by flickr.com by Vietnam Travel Bulletin at under All Rights Reserved For the bedroom, private heart of every home, the new classic with its white finish or neutral is a good choice even for the case of small dimensions for the effect of amplitude that the light color gives to the environment. The new classic furnishings represent the right mix of tradition and modernity.   First of all the cupboards, and exemplary for the perfect balance between past and present: the latest products, which exist in version with sliding doors, a time absent in the traditional models and are distinguished for the materials and construction techniques at the forefront, that guarantee duration in time, resistance to use, lightweight, reliable mechanisms of initiation - combi