It’s the beginning of a new decade which means there are new bedroom interior trends ready to transform your home. Inviting the natural world, sleeping in style and biophilic design are just some to look out for.
Here are five design ideas you can adapt to create a comfortable bedroom with lasting character.
- Naturally Neutral Bedroom Escape
- The Tantalising Texture of Velvet
- Undeniable Beauty of Biophilic Design
- Incredibly Stylish Sleeping Quarters
- Sustainable Decor That Keeps the Earth in Mind
Naturally Neutral Bedroom Escape
The bedroom is the place where we rest, relax and recharge from stress. The materials we use in our interior have a key role in creating the mood we feel upon entry. Taupes and natural decor together with matching fabrics add an extra feeling of softness and harmony.
Don’t underestimate the power of neutral decor either. It creates the ideal canvas for creativity and gives statement pieces the stage. You can easily embrace the artistic beauty of the natural world with decorations like jute twine baskets and driftwood centrepieces. Linen look fabrics will also become increasingly prominent with homeowners looking to create a more subdued look.
The Tantalising Texture of Velvet
Velvet can add colour and texture when used in a way that suits your room. Try it in a cushion or upholstered chair before committing to a larger piece, and choose a shade that works with your wider palette.
Interior designers are taking a deep dive into velvet design options, particularly for soft furnishings and upholstered. You can also use blue in soft furnishings, from deep navy to pale denim, depending on the atmosphere you want.
Undeniable Beauty of Biophilic Design
Biophilia is a fairly new term, incorporating human design and natural elements organically. In the past few years, our society has grappled with climate change and sustainability. A lot of consumers want to have a stylish home yet still feature elements from the environment.
Sustainably-sourced hardwood can be used for beds, wardrobes and Ottomans which are more accessible and affordable than you think. Plants can add greenery and natural texture to a bedroom, bringing colour and shape into the room.
Natural textures, foliage, metals and wood can give a bedroom an organic feel. Use them selectively and balance them with practical lighting and storage so the room remains comfortable to use.
Incredibly Stylish Sleeping Quarters
There’s something regal, luxurious and comforting about a four poster bed with a canopy. One of the marvellous things about these types of beds is that it can create a serene environment within your room – with your bed becoming an oasis of style and comfort.
Four poster beds are great in any bedroom. Investing in durable hardwood one for your bedroom is not only charming but also instantly more organic compared to a metal alternative.
Opt for a light and breathable fabric that transmutes your ordinary bed into a plush sleeping experience. However, if you can’t find your dream canopy available to buy, get in touch with a professional tailor who can handcraft it for you.
Sleigh beds will continue to be popular due to their timeless design and curvature. With the increase in urban planning and smaller storage spaces, beds with underneath drawers will continue to be a popular choice. Functionality will never go out of style.
Sustainable Decor That Keeps the Earth in Mind
With climate change an ongoing conversation, everybody is looking for new ways to decorate homes and minimise their environmental impact in the process.
Flat-packed is out of fashion. Purchasing durable bedroom furniture from craftsmen who design products that will be loved for generations is the next big thing – rather than discarding low-quality particle board furniture to landfill in a few years.
If you want to invite more sustainable pieces into your decor, it’s easier than you think. With the demand for furniture that’s kinder to the environment, experienced craftsmen are stepping up to the plate.
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