Bedroom Design Idea 1

Use your bedroom only for sleeping and relaxing. Don’t use it as the junk-room or the office or the utility room.

Don’t let your kids to take it over or use it as (yet another) playroom. Don’t have too many furniture and too many ornaments – instead make it a haven of luxurious cushions, throws and linen. If possible, have a separate walk-in wardrobe; if not, streamline one wall with floor-to ceiling wardrobes. Have a large bed with bedside tables – but don’t have shelves above your head. If it fits, have a comfy chaise-longue or armchair for lazing.

Bedroom Colors

Despite its popularity red is not cosy as people might think and it’s not really suitable for a bedroom. Why?

Because red is considered to be an advanced color – it has the longest wavelength, thus requiring the most adjustment by the eye. It can make you feel restless, tense and even claustrophobic – not how you want to feel in your bedroom. Green is the ideal color for a bedroom as it requires no adjustment by the eye – so it makes you feel peaceful land calm. If you don’t like green, choose a natural, pale or off-white color.