Picture this: you spent days working on the interior design, you made sure everything is just right, and now all that’s left to do is enjoy the fruits of your labor. Only, something about the room doesn’t quite sit right with you. It still feels like you put together some stuff from different places.
This isn’t just you, and if you feel this way about the room, maybe your work isn’t over yet. Maybe what your bedroom is still missing is that finishing touch that ties it all together. For example, if you decided to try a contrast in the bedroom, it would look strange and out of place with the right style of furniture or decoration bringing it all together so it makes sense.
Lucky for you, we know all about how to make this happen, and we’re here to help you. All you have to do is keep reading!
The Right Bed
This might not feel like a finishing touch to you, but it sure is one of the most important things when it comes to tying your whole room together. Think of it like this; your bed is the single most important thing in the room, and probably what everything else is placed around. It’s the one thing you even need a bedroom for, and very much the only thing that has the ability to tie it all in together.
Getting the right bed and the right mattress is essential to making your bedroom feel like home. If your mattress isn’t a good fit for you, you’ll never be able to feel at home in your bedroom. Real simple talks about how hybrid mattresses offer a little bit of everything, and what they’re like: “But the best hybrid mattresses offer the best of everything: They’re typically made of two or more materials so you can experience the benefit of multiple types of mattresses-such as memory foam and innerspring-in a single bed.”
Another thing that matters most is design. Make sure you keep your bed in mind when you lay out your designs for the rest of the room, and if that doesn’t work you can always paint your bed frame or alter it a little so it fits more in the room. Another thing you can try is to simply change the bed covers and throw in some extra cushions and pillows that fit your new room’s theme. This too will help bring it all in together.
The Right Art
Don’t go for small pieces of art thrown here and there around the room – the best you’ll achieve is making the room look messy and cluttered. Instead, you can bring in a single statement art piece. Get a huge painting and place it on one of the walls, maybe paint something on the walls themselves if you’re confident you can do it.
The statement piece will make the room look great, and if you choose right it can do wonders for your overall theme. You can even use plants to fill the corners, or a single creative shelf arrangement. As long as you’re creative with the things you put in your room, it’ll work.
Change Things Up a Bit
Sometimes it’s okay to admit that you’re not quite finished in yoru redecoration journey yet. If your room looks incomplete or just not right, you can totally change things up and reconsider some of your earlier decisions. Don’t take your original plan too seriously and remember that it was you who came up with it in the first place. It’s not set in stone or perfect in any way, and if it doesn’t work, keep working.
You can change the color of the walls to something that looks better to you, or even change the furniture arrangement. Remember that the coziest space doesn’t always have to make aesthetic sense. If your room starts feeling like home even before you do everything you’d planned, stop.