Here are some of the nicest and most gorgeous decors you can use to help transform the overall look or theme of your bedrooms.
One of the tips published on Elle Décor's site has to do with the color of the walls. If your walls are in dark hues, it's now time to make sure you change them into lighter shades.
"Blush tones are a stylish alternative to traditional neutrals, and the pinkish hue is scientifically proven to induce a calming effect," the publication noted.
If you are looking for a paint primer, try Sherwin-Williams' Romance color. Patterns are also an integral part of every bedroom, and it's important to know how to play around with them.
"Whether you love a monochromatic room or a space filled with color, incorporate a variety of prints for visual interest," the publication added.
According to New York interior designer John Douglas Eason, "No room should be without pattern. However, it doesn't need to be overwhelming or even permanent!"
Meanwhile, adding at least one exotic-looking décor to your bedroom can also add an oomph to this part of the home.
"Today's boutique hotels and inns often lean towards a modern approach to design, yet still feel cozy. Their secret? The comfort of a charming bed and breakfast is often connoted by the finishing touches on a bed - vintage quilts or blankets add warmth and character," Eason said.
If you have a really good architect and designer, ask them to do some stencil work on your ceiling. The stencil design is Moroccan-inspired that can truly make your room stand out.
According to Maryam Montague, founder of M.Montague, "I think it is particularly lovely to have a decorative ceiling in the bedroom, where a bed provides the perfect vantage point to gaze up!"
So what are you waiting for? Try these decors and changes to your bedroom now.
