Make Your Room Extra Cozy With These Very Easy Tricks!
Our rooms are our safe haven. After a tiring day, it's a place we come home to. So if you want to decorate your room and and turn it into a place where you can relax, here are some tips:
Pile on the Pillows
Pile on the pillows, and don’t shy away from mixing patterns. Combine large prints with small ones, florals with geometrics.
Paul Whicheloe
DIY Artwork
Hanging a graphic quilt is an easy solution to the “big blank wall” issue. Complementary bed linens pull the decor together.
Luca Trovato
Put Pattern to Work
A printed bedspread, like this distinctive botanical design, does a lot of the heavy lifting when it comes to décor.
Monica Buck
Incorporate Prints on Accent Pieces
But prints aren’t reserved for the bedcovers. They’re just as arresting when set on a modern-shaped lampshade.
Paul Whicheloe
Work the Walls
Nightstands and adjustable lamps affixed to walls smartly save space in a small room.
David Prince
Reveal a Personal Side
Your bedroom should express your personality (not just design principles), so feel free to go a little off-center, as with the art here.
Annie Schlechter
Decorate With Consistency
Note that the color and fanciful curves of the headboard are echoed by the wall decoration.
Susie Cushner
Make Your Bedroom Comfy
Top your bed with covers made for snuggling, like a down comforter. For total indulgence, choose ultra-soft eiderdown.
Annie Schlechter
Decorate With Consistency
Note that the color and fanciful curves of the headboard are echoed by the wall decoration.
Susie Cushner
Make Your Bedroom Comfy
Top your bed with covers made for snuggling, like a down comforter. For total indulgence, choose ultra-soft eiderdown.
Tara Donne
Choose a Focal Point
A beautiful piece of furniture becomes the focal point when angled into the room. This approach may be more efficient in your space, too.
Paul Whicheloe
Keep Scale in Mind
Gauge the size of your bedside lamp by the scale of your bed: A four-poster would call for a big fixture; for a low bed, choose something smaller.
Ngoc Minh Ngo
Mount a Light Source
A wall lamp eliminates any need to juggle items on the nightstand. Equip it with a multi-watt bulb to fine-tune the light for reading or relaxing.
Mark Lund
Introduce Pops of Color
If you want color without an all-out commitment, inject hits of it with your art and accessories.
William Waldron
Pay Attention to the Floor
A cheery yellow rug is like a burst of sunshine in a low-key room. For most bedrooms a four-by-six-foot rug by the bed is ideal.
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Layer With Color
At the bold end of the scale, go for saturation with a favorite color. Use a variety of tones and textures to give your room a layered feel.
Jeff McNamara
Add Warmth With Neutrals
That idea works just as well with neutrals. Here, soft lighting overhead and a clip-on task lamp add to the sense of warm comfort.
Mark Lund
Allow Accents to Assume Different Roles
Add character to a plain bed by draping a colorful quilt over its frame by day. At night, pull it on for extra warmth.
Hallie Burton
Personalize Your Space
Mix in offbeat pieces for an eclectic look, like an old bench in an eye-catching salmon that acts as a nightstand.
Mark Lund
Designate New Roles
You can rethink the purpose of most any type of furniture, such as the bookseller tables here, which double as bed stands and bookshelves.
Chip Cordelli
Mix It Up
Don’t be afraid to pair up unlike pieces, as with these bed tables. A short stack of books serves to even up the lamps.
Alexandra Rowley
Turn Photos Into Art
Make your most personal space even more so with artwork of those you love, whether photographs…
Paul Whicheloe
Make Rest a Priority
Your bedroom should be your retreat, a sanctuary for peaceful reading, writing, studying, as much as a resting place. The slim modular desk here doubles as a nightstand.
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