Many people commonly are confused with bedroom interior design concept and bedroom interior decorating concept. Actually interior bedroom design and interior bedroom decorating are different things. Even both of them will make your bedroom changed, the concept changes of them is different. After this I will tell you the different of the concept of bedroom design and bedroom interior decoration.
To start your interior bedroom design plan you should choose the fabrics first along with the base wall color. One the fabric and color is selected then you can select the furniture that matches. For wall coverings, you do not need to purchase expensive artwork.
When doing your interior bedroom design the flooring in bedrooms should never be tile, marble or granite. Use wood or carpet for bedrooms, you do not want an ice-cold floor in the morning. Carpet would be the warmest but wood is also a popular choice for bedroom flooring. To avoid clutter in the bedroom try extra cabinets or storage spaces in the bedroom. If the closet is big enough, put some extra storage or shelving in the closet.
Another tip for interior bedroom design is to choose the same color and fabric for the bedcovers and curtains. Many people like to have very dark curtains to keep out the morning sunlight. An alternative to dark curtains against light colored walls would be to have two layers of lighter colored curtains instead of one dark colored curtain. If the bedroom is a small room, consider using mirrors on the walls to give the appearance of a larger room.
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Lighting options for interior bedroom design include the usual light in the center of the ceiling. Additional lighting includes lampshades and even pin lights to create different patterns of light. Remember that you spend about a third of your life in the bedroom, therefore it is your private personal space so the room should be the most relaxing room in your home. You also must have a good mattress and pillows to go along with the relaxing atmosphere of the room.
