Part 2
Bedrooms
Bedrooms
can be brightened up, with the bed being the main feature, with good quality
bedding that matches the curtains or carpet. Again, rugs and accessories will
make the room more personal and unique. Not everything has to be too matchy
matchy. Pick out particular colours that stand out and choose things that complement
each other. You may want warm, earthy colours for the autumn and winter and
paler pastels and primary colours, for the spring and summer.
Wardrobes
If
you don’t have a sliding door interior wardrobe, then you’ll be choosing your
own, choose something that’s a little slim line in order to give yourself some
more floor space, and make sure there’s plenty of shelving. You don’t want to
bombard the room with too much furniture. It needs to be a tranquil and relaxing
place for the end of the day when you want to unwind. You don’t want to be
tripping over furniture, or bags of clothes you can’t find room for.
Stay individual
Finally
try and add some individual touches. If you decide on a particular theme, try
and add something that makes it more uniquely yours. If you decide on shabby
chic or minimalism, then it can all too easily end up looking like a furniture shop
window display without any personal touches at all It’s important to have it
just as you’d like it, but something that tells the visitor about yourself,
such as photographs, books, ornamentation – just adding your own personal little
quirks.
