Our bedrooms are a personal sanctuary where we love to spend time and relax; our private space that feels like a warm cocoon. Then and now, bedrooms have been our safest haven and the significance has increased during the challenging times. In this pandemic, we need to hold up in our rooms for a bit longer.
So, let us make some efforts to make our bedrooms more accommodating and warm to hang around. Here are a few changes that will go a long way to make your bedroom feel like the most relaxing place in the world.
Add wood touches
The interior of your bedroom is so crucial when it comes to adding relaxation as wood emotes serenity. So, get an overbed which has a wooden panel or cupboard that will add warmth to your room.
Find a bright corner and make it cosy
It is a crucial tip for people who live with roommates. It is not possible to find a perfect corner in the living room when you are sharing rents. But your bedroom is your private space. So, find a bright corner, near the window probably and re-decorate it to give a cosy vibe.
Throw a rug, add some pillows or cushion, invest in starry lights or a lamp, which doubles as a humidifier. A perfect corner to reminisces or read a book or drink a warm cup of coffee.
Clean up
A tidy room looks and feels relaxing while the area, which is unorganized and messy gives you stress, which we don’t need more of. Therefore, the first thing you need to do to make it a comfortable and peaceful place is to tidy it up. Keep it clean and relieve your stress, de-clutter, organize to add a fresh scent to it.
Use lights to add drama
No one likes lights that hurt eyes, especially when they are trying to relax. So, invest in some soothing lightning system for your bedrooms. A soft light lamp or star string light brightens up the whole room, just enough to deliver a warm feeling.
Paint a Bright Colour
Paint one of the room wall in a bright colour to spruce up the room. It will freshen up the room, which goes a long way. Also, you can add wallpaper if you don’t want to paint a whole wall.
Keep plants close
If you can afford to have a plant or flower on the side table, do it. However, don’t if people around you have an habit of knocking everything down. Otherwise, having a living thing nearby induces serenity.
Be modest, don’t go overboard with variations. All you need is a bit of personality and warmth in your bedroom, and you will never want to leave the space.