Did you know that the design of your bedroom can affect how you sleep? It’s important to create a space where you feel relaxed so you can sleep well. No matter how you spend your time in your bedroom, you’ll want it to look great.
Creating a timeless design won’t just help you to feel comfortable but will stand the test of time too. You won’t have to make many changes over the years if you create a design that’s timeless. Here’s how to do it.
Mix Old And New
There are still some trends that are classic enough to use in your bedroom design now. Vintage pieces are ideal for bedroom spaces. You can find vintage pieces, like chest of drawers or bedside tables as second-hand furniture.
You may even be able to pick up a bargain in a charity shop. The great thing about these pieces is that you can mix furniture from different eras and they’ll still work perfectly together.
Panels
Wall panels are an ideal way to bring something creative to your bedroom. If you’re tired of painting or wallpapering your walls to create a new effect in your bedroom, this could be the perfect solution. Wall panels add a touch of elegance to any room so they fit in well with a timeless theme.
How you choose to use the panels is entirely up to you. You may want to panel all the walls, just a feature wall, or panel a pattern into your wall. However you choose to use them, it will undoubtedly create a design that stands the test of time.
Keep Things Simple
When it comes to colour palette, more is more if you want to keep up with current design trends. If you want your bedroom to remain timeless, you should always opt for neutral colours. For instance, white, mahogany, and cream are good examples of neutral. You can pair your bedding with these colours and you’ll find that your bedroom style never goes out of fashion.
To add a splash of colour here and there, think about bed throws, cushions, and artwork. These can all be easily replaced when your taste and style change over the years.
Work With Your Space
You need to take the space of the room into consideration when it comes to the design. Trying to cram a King size bed into a small room isn’t going to help you maximise the space and therefore create a timeless design. If you have a large room with high ceilings, a four poster bed could be an option but if you’re working with less space, avoid the bulky and high furniture at all costs.
Look at the space you have and make sure you opt for pieces that will leave you with space to move around the room. This way, you can add vintage accessories that give it a classic feel.
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