Nathalie Martin
Your bedroom is not only the place you go to relax and recoup after a long day of work, it is also a space that you can personalise to reflect your taste and make your own! I love interior design, especially clever storage solutions, but sometimes finding inspiration can be difficult and even then you it can feel impossible to decide on what you want. If you are looking for some help, here are some themes you could incorporate into your bedroom.
Minimalist design is super popular at the moment, the less clutter the better. It is all about a very modern and clean look and sticking to neutral colours. This style of room includes only the fundamental pieces of furniture like a bed and wardrobe, keeping it down to the essentials. Great for those wanting a clutter-free bedroom!
Traditional furniture and accessories may be considered outdated with wood and patterns being predominant in the room. However, these really give a romantic and timeless feel. With the main focal point of the bedroom being the bed, four-poster beds or sleigh beds would go perfectly with a large wooden wardrobe or chest of drawers.
Inspiration is usually drawn from industrial work places like factories or machinery. It could be considered a masculine theme however, feminine touches like light shades and neutral colours can really balance the thestyle out. Usually, you will find industrial accents like rustic items, exposed brick work and copper piping as finishing touches.
If you love the idea of bringing the outside into your home, this theme could be for you. The style here is very much about earthy colours, tribal patterns and Boho chic. Textiles play a big part in this type of room with throws, rugs and pillows to create that aesthetically pleasing yet comfortable feel.
Do you feel at home by the on the coast? Bring the beach closer with a seaside themed room! Nautical stripes and blue accent colours could really turn your room into a sea haven. As this is very coastal inspired, there would be a range of decorative accents from unfinished wood to jute ropes for finishing touches.
"Nathalie Martin is a young woman from Brighton who has a strong interest in education, family, shopping and childcare after growing up as a part of a large family on the South Coast. When she's no...
