By Julie Austin.
Who doesn’t love a comfortable bedroom? It’s the ultimate comfort zone where you just want to come back to and enjoy leisurely and relaxing time with yourself or your loved ones. Therefore, you got to make a little bit more effort to decorate it in a way that it would ooze out volumes of comfort and coziness.
Often we tend to decorate our bedrooms in a way that they do look aesthetically beautiful but lack that element of comfortable ambiance that should be the essence of any bedroom. Thinking of renovating your bedroom? Here are the top 5 smart and budget friendly ways to make your bedroom an epitome of comfort.
Beddings:
First things first! Bedding is important when it comes to decorating your bedroom into a comfort zone of your choice. Knit your own blanket if you know how to and if not; you can purchase it easily online.
Buy a couple of relaxing comforters or duvet covers and blend them in with matching bed sheets, cushions, pillow sets and curtains. Bedding can transform the entire outlook of your bedroom so pay a whole lot of attention to it.
Natural Light:
Never ignore the importance of natural light in your bedroom especially in winter season. Always make sure that your bed is placed near the window so you can feel the warmth of the sun the first thing in the morning.
Not only it is recommended from health point of view but it can also give your room a very positive and comfortably warm ambiance even when the sun is not around.
Green Shading:
Green color is considered to be the color of nature and life. It is also strongly recommended to add a touch of green element to your home especially to your bedrooms and living rooms.
Since these two rooms are the places where you would be spending most of your quality time; add some natural plantation to them in the form of giant cornered plants or vases with beautiful succulent plants nicely inducted in them.
Carpets And Rugs:
Putting your feet down on the floor from a warm cozy bed on a cold winter morning is quite a difficult task to do, isn’t it? A warm, fuzzy carpet or rug will do wonders in adding a touch of coziness to your bedroom in this regard.
If you are not very fond of wall to wall carpeting; just add a small beautiful piece of stylish furred up rug which can be matching with the blankets or the curtains and it will complete the overall outlook of your bedroom.
Bedside Lamps:
All tucked up in bed in a cold winter night and suddenly you remember you forgot to turn off the light! Now, that’s pretty uncomfortable! Here’s where you should invest a little in buying matching bedside lamps that can be nicely arranged on the sides.
Reading lamps placed on the bedside tables are always a good idea and can add up to the beauty of your bedroom as well.
Author Bio:
This post is written by Julie Austin. She loves traveling, home decorating and hanging out with her friends. She regularly blogs at http://mybedcomforter.com/
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