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Top 5 Bedroom Decorating Tips

Interior Design Tips by Eclectic Elements

Use Color and Pattern to Create a Mood:

Bring a bed into full bloom using a colorful combination of floral patterns. Vary the scale of the flowers for interest, and stick to a single palette for a unified look that's easy on the eye. The same principle applies to combining striped, floral, and geometric patterns: Make sure each pattern features the same primary hue to make mixing and matching a success. Select cool or neutral hues to create a room that exudes serenity and calm. Look to bright and warm colors to foster a sense of good cheer, energy, and coziness.

Dress the Windows for Privacy and Style:

Bedroom windows generally need room-darkening window treatments that block light in the morning and provide privacy at night. In addition to such functional considerations, bedroom window treatments help set a room's overall style. Swagged and gathered draperies communicate romantic elegance, Roman shades speak of tailored sophistication, and shutters convey casual cottage style. Layer room-darkening shades with draperies to address both functional and decorative needs.

Furnish for Comfort and Function:

You'll find your bedroom beckons to you to linger longer in the morning and retire earlier at night when you make the space about more than just sleeping. Pair a chair or two with a side table to create a cozy reading spot. Make the most of low ceilings common in attic bedrooms by tucking a low-profile chaise lounge under the awkward angles of eaves. Or make use of the often-wasted space between two windows with a writing desk or a vanity.

Indulge in Beautiful Bedding:

When shopping for linens, don't be fooled by high thread counts. While it's true a higher thread count the number of threads per square inch -- can mean better quality, the true test is actually what the sheets are made from. For top-notch sheets that are durable, mostly lint-free, and luxuriously soft, look for pima, Egyptian or Supima cotton! 

Organize your Closet:

No matter whether you have a large walk-in closet or a small door-front closet, there are little steps you can take to eliminate stressful clutter. For example, organizing your clothing by color is an easy way to find things fast. Another simple strategy: Use a single type of hanger -- such as plastic or wood, which are kinder to your clothes than wire hangers -- to foster a streamlined look. If your closet features the traditional single rod with a shelve above it, upgrade the functionality by installing a T-divider. This separates a closet into two compartments -- one for long items and one with two rods for shorter items.

Hope these Eclectic Elements Interior Design Tips help you in your bedroom decor! 

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