Whether you want a relaxing sanctuary from the world or simply a fun, spruced-up area, we’ve gathered a collection of creative ways you can easily and effectively revamp your bedroom.
Create a master suite
Want your bedroom to feel like a personal haven away from the world? Leave your troubles at the door by turning it into a master suite.
This doesn’t have to be expensive. You can connect two separate bedrooms and even include part of your top-floor hallway to create a luxury living/sleeping area.
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Lighting
Think outside of the box when it comes to illuminating your bedroom. Buy a new lamp and ceiling-light shades in bold colors or jazzy patterns. Consider investing in track lighting, which is contemporary and easy to install for a more standout look.
Personality
Research shows that sleep is incredibly important for your wellbeing, which means that you need to create a space where you feel comfortable, happy and relaxed. A simple way to do this is by making your bedroom personal to you.
Give it a theme—whether its ‘fairytale escape’ or ‘tropical paradise’—and buy lampshades, bed clothing, rugs, wallpaper, and furniture that reflects it. This will help make your bedroom somewhere you enjoy being every evening.
Paint
Simple but effective, splashing some fresh paint onto your bedroom walls can make the space feel like new. Remember, small rooms look bigger when painted in light or pastel shades, while large rooms with good natural light can get away with darker and bolder hues.
Floor
What flooring do you prefer? If you enjoy the easy-cleaning aspect of laminate, invest in this and keep the room looking cozy with a couple of thick rugs that match your color scheme. Alternatively, carpet gives a room a homely feel, while dark hardwood adds a sense of grandeur that can be perfect for a master bedroom. Want to be more creative? Try ceramic tiles.
Take a seat
If you’re looking for quirky bedroom renovation ideas, invest in seating. A painted wooden stool, retro rocking chair or even garden bench will all make your bedroom pop with creativity if you have the space for them.
Ceiling art
According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, your bedroom should be a dedicated place for rest. By painting your ceiling to match your walls, you can give your bedroom a quirky ‘cave’ effect that might help you disconnect from anything that has annoyed or bothered you during the day.
Mirror-mirror
Not only essential to ensuring we look ready for the day ahead, but mirrors are also great ways to enhance a bedroom. If your bedroom has a classic theme, go for a large, grand, and ornate design. Otherwise, why not buy smaller, individual mirrors and hang them randomly on your walls. This is also a great way to reflect light and brighten up your bedroom.
Bring the outside inside
Two-tone
Give your bedroom a splash of quirkiness with two-tone walls. This is simple to do yourself. Just buy two shades of the same color (such as emerald and sage or blush and magenta), and then paint the lower half of your bedroom wall in one shade and the top half in the other.
Luxury zone
Essentially, a bedroom is a place for peaceful sleep. Therefore, you should start by making sure your bed is in the ideal spot. This will ensure that you get adequate rest night after night.
Good rest also has a lot to do with the kind of mattress you sleep on. So, it’s a good idea when changing your bedroom to make your first step about finding the right mattress. To help, browse some of the best mattresses recommendations by eachnight and then work out from there to create the ideal bedroom.
Art
Go chrome
Give your bedroom an instant pick-me-up with gold, silver or steel-grey accessories, such as lamps, picture frames, and knobs for your dressers, drawers and wardrobe.
Think pattern
From paisley and chevron to tartan and toile, there is a huge range of exciting patterns to help you get creative with your bedroom renovations. You can either go all out with patterned wallpaper or keep it simple with a few patterned furnishings such as a rug and bedspread.
Contrasting colors
Bored of the same old walls? Make your bedroom stand out by using high-contrast colors. For example, white and navy deliver a nautical theme while black and light grey offer a retro chrome effect.
Headboards
Happy with your bed but think it needs jazzing up? Get a wall-mounted headboard or be really creative and simply paint one on the wall behind your bed using a stencil!
Reading area
If your bedroom is big enough, create a peaceful and cozy place to read. A rocking chair with a comfortable cushion surrounded by a small shelf, thick rug, and retro lamp can create the perfect space to unwind with a good book.
Get wallpaper creative
Embossed paper is great if you want a retro vibe and like the raised, textured effect. Then there are brick or stone designs that bring a touch of the outdoors inside. Or you could go for flock, which has a luxurious velvet-like texture.
Shelves
Are all your favorite trinkets and ornaments being stored under your bed or cluttering your dresser? Put up a few shelves and get those special souvenirs, beloved books, and funny mementos on show.
Go minimalist
Pillows
Cushions and pillows are great for adding layers to your bed. Go for ones in different shapes, sizes, colors, and fabrics and place these both at the top and bottom of your bed to add appeal.
Photo murals
Get your favorite picture made into a wall mural to give your bedroom a customized look that you’ll enjoy every evening. These are usually split into quarter panels for easy installation.
Try vintage
Styles of years gone by are fast becoming popular in interior design. So, why not join the trend? Give your bedroom a touch of classic elegance with an old-fashioned bedside table or grand wardrobe.
Renovating your bedroom needn’t be expensive. Bear these tips in mind when decorating to help add a sense of creativity to your designs.