5 Reasons Why Less Is More When You Are Styling Your Master Bedroom Decor

If your bedroom decor is long overdue an overhaul, you might already be playing with ideas. Are you already looking at different colour schemes to match your taste and style? Overdoing decoration in the bedroom, however, can have negative consequences. You will have less space, you will feel claustrophobic, and sleep worse. Find out below why less is more when it comes to bedroom decor.

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More Space Equals Better Sleep

You will need to make sure you can walk around your bed, open the wardrobe doors. Pull out the drawers, and still have space to display your favourite teddies (really?). This means making the best use of the space available. If you can get a built-in wardrobe created by an interior designer that has sliding doors with mirrors, you can make a tiny bedroom look larger, and have more space to relax.

Too Many Colors Can Distract Your Bedroom Decor

You don’t want to overdo the colours, either. Choose two or three of your favourite colours to combine them on the walls. One light or pastel colour and a darker one for contrast can work well. Provided they go well together. If you are planning on getting some blackout curtains, match the colour of the feature wall or headboard. So you create an executive bedroom look.

You Should Focus on Functionality and Design

Your bedroom design should be built around you, and not the other way around. If you need a vanity mirror and a dressing table, make sure you get one, without compromising space. You can get a pull out dressing table to save space or a sliding door chest if this is something that works for you instead of a large set of drawers. If you’re set on having a chest of drawers however or being frugal is the objective while freshening the room up, it would be worth paying some mind to your choice of chest of drawers styling to make them fit the design of your new room more whilst retaining their great functionality.
 

Make The Most Out of the Space

If you are short of space, you should talk to an interior designer to help you make the most out of what you have. Check out Million Dollar Makeovers for inspiration on how to effectively utilize your available space.

Whether you prefer high gloss and mirror surfaces for a sleek and modern look, or a romantic shabby chic design for a cozy and charming atmosphere, an interior designer can guide you in creating a functional and aesthetically pleasing room. It’s important to strike a balance so that your room doesn’t appear cluttered and dysfunctional. With the right design expertise, you can optimize your space and create a stylish and organized environment that meets your needs and preferences.

Plain Colors are More Sophisticated

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While you might be tempted to decorate your bedroom using shiny floral wallpaper and feather chandeliers in different shades of pink. The overuse of colours and be overwhelming. You have to create a plain canvas background for your unique designer items to stand out and get noticed. Choose white, grey, or beige as a background, or go for a black and white design, to make the most out of the contrast.

Whether you are looking to create the unique bedroom of your dreams or recreate a five-star hotel room in your home, make sure you don’t overdo the design. Hold back on the colours, and make sure you are getting the best use out of your space. Get some drawers under your divan bed, or a sliding door mirrored wardrobe. This enables you to take advantage of multifunctional furniture that will serve you for a long time. Look for inspiration online, and check out interior designers’ websites.

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