Turn your bedroom into a sanctuary

These days, it seems as if we are working more, sleeping less. Getting a good night's sleep is supposedly painfully simple but relaxing is an arduous, cumbersome process for most of us. Your bedroom is a haven, a place of rest. So what you can do to make your bedroom feel more relaxing, comforting and cozy? By adding a few new bedroom accessories you can quickly turn a boring room into your favourite hideout.

You will agree that your bedroom is the most important spot in your home. It is where you lay every night, so it is important that it is as conducive as it should be. In most cases you when you are in bed, you want to have access to everything without leaving your bed or stepping out of the room. For this reason, it is important that it is arranged and furnished in a way that it meets your need. But the mistake we constantly make is that we tend to overcrowd our rooms in the name of satisfaction or convenience.

How do you furnish your room to your taste without overcrowding it?

Our bedrooms are our sanctuaries: a place of escape, relaxation, and rest. So shouldn’t its décor reflect exactly what you wish? When you are redecorating a room that is in dire need of a new look, you don’t need to splurge on all-new bedroom furniture — a few home accessories can instantly liven it up. Change up your bedroom design style with what you already have. Design your layout and always measure before you commit to buying any item, make sure that it will actually fit the space you have.

Unlike some other rooms in the house, a bedroom is an easy place for adding fun, quirky knickknacks. Take advantage of decorative accessories. There are a wide variety of home decor products to choose from. Decorative pillows at the head of the bed bring in layers and texture.

The artwork in the bedroom should be soothing and benign. Neutral colours in the bedroom provide a sense of calm and respite.

Carpeting is essential. You must have a warm, fluffy place for your feet to land when entering and exiting the bed.

Don’t forget the drapes. Dress up your windows with elegant, bold or even light and airy treatments.

Add some extra special furniture. If you have room to spare, bring in a few more small pieces to really personalize the space.