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How to Make Your Bedroom Cosy

If you want to create that perfect cosy bedroom or add a new one, then you will need to make sure that it is just right. You don’t want to end up in the corner with a cold floor and a cosy mattress. It’s much nicer to be able to curl up in your bed and enjoy the warmth.

A cosy bedroom should combine a beautiful space with a warm and cosy bed. If you want your bedroom to be perfect, there are some steps that can help you to create a stunning space for you and your family.

To transform the look of your bedroom, you will first need to think about the style of your room. For example, if you have a traditional looking room, then you will probably want to keep traditional pillows and furniture. Traditional designs can be very cosy. You should also pay attention to the wall colour as this will affect the mood and feel of the room.

If you want your bedroom to feel cosy and warm, then you will need to think about the style of the bedding and furnishings that you are using. You will need a modern style bedside table and maybe a collection of lamps or other items. You can also use traditional pieces in a modern way such as a Victorian style dresser and mirror.

Lighting is very important as this can set the mood so make sure that you have good quality low voltage lighting.

You can make your bedroom feel cosy and warm by painting a white or off white room. The colour of the paint you choose should complement the walls and the bedding. You should also think about the lighting in the room as well as how it will effect the overall effect of the room.

You may want to invest in a small dimmer switch so that you can adjust the lighting in order to suit the mood.

To add a cosy feel to the bedroom cosy, then you will want to use throw blankets on either side of the bed. Some people like to pull blankets up behind the bed to create a sleeping area. You should try and use light weight blankets with cotton to help you keep warm.

If you want the room to be more formal, then the light weight fabric of the blanket should not be too bulky.

Another way to make your bedroom cosy and warm is to add throw pillows to your bed. You should consider using large square shaped pillows rather than fluffy pillows. These pillows will be used underneath the blankets and you can also use the same blankets on the swing chair.

The warmth from these pillows will give your body a great feeling and you will get a fantastic nights sleep.

You will also want to make the atmosphere in your bedroom cosy and warm by having upholstered furniture in the room. This furniture can be an ottoman or a bed which has a very soft fabric covering. The upholstered furniture should have button holes which will allow you to move the cushions out of the way whenever they are not required.

The upholstered furniture will make a perfect cosy corner to curl up in with a good book and a nice warm drink. You should never put the quilt with the furniture as this will prevent the quilt from getting dirty. Instead you should place it beside the bed so that you can fold your quilt and place it under the bed.

Other items you may want to add to your bedside table include a lampshade and an ashtray. You will be able to use these items to help to complete your cosiness. You should always have your lampshade or ashtray within arm’s reach and you should always be able to see what is in your hand.

These simple precautions will help you to create the perfect bedroom for you and your visitors to enjoy when they visit.

By DianeAshley, June 23, 2021 I love all things home and garden, DIY and renovation is my passion and I love creating detailed how to guides.  When I put my tape measure away I can usually be found out walking my dogs or enjoying life with my friends.

DianeAshley

I love all things home and garden, DIY and renovation is my passion and I love creating detailed how to guides.  When I put my tape measure away I can usually be found out walking my dogs or enjoying life with my friends.

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