Many people face the challenge of limited space. Often, this problem arises in a small bedroom, insufficient for our ever-growing need to store belongings.
The bedroom wardrobe is the second most important piece of furniture after the bed. Therefore, give it due importance when choosing one that suits your needs.
The bedroom always offers us the opportunity to relax and rest after a long and tiring day. Regardless of the décor, all that matters is a comfortable bed and plenty of peace and quiet.
Before considering all the written and unwritten rules of bedroom design, such as how much natural light should enter the room, the correct placement of the bed, lighting fixtures, and storage spaces, we need to think about how to create a bedroom that pleases us and makes us feel good and relaxed.
Draperies enhance any space, whether it's a living room, bedroom, or dining room. Windows gain personality thanks to these wonderful materials which, through their variety, can transform a space.
When we think of a basement, we usually picture a place where we store things we no longer need, and especially a space that isn't very welcoming and often dimly lit or even dark. We certainly wouldn't imagine being able to create a bedroom down there.
Small bedrooms are more relevant than ever. New residential complexes focus on affordability but compromise on the space dedicated to bedrooms. This leads us to face the reality and the great need to decorate and furnish a not-so-generous space.
In a previous article, we discussed how to use blue in interior design. Today, we'll focus our attention on a single room: the bedroom.
We all enjoy relaxing in our bedrooms at the end of a long workday. Many of us barely have time to skim a book; most often we fall asleep too quickly to even notice the décor surrounding us during those hours of relaxation.
When it comes to sleep and rest in general, the darker a bedroom is, the better, as light affects the production of melatonin, the hormone responsible for regulating the sleep cycle.
When it comes to design, every room deserves our full attention. The bedroom is no exception. It's the place where we relax, spend at least seven hours sleeping, and recharge.
