Decorating a luxury bedroom isn’t just about adding expensive furniture or extravagant decorative objects. It’s about creating a harmonious, elegant space that reflects your personal style while offering ultimate comfort. Here are a few trendy ideas for transforming your bedroom into a luxury sanctuary.
Anyone wishing to transform their bedroom into a haven of luxury needs to remember certain precepts, such as the “Less is more” rule. Reminiscent of the underlying trend towards “Quiet Luxury”, this concept applies as much to the number of objects and furniture in the room as it does to the choice of prints on walls and bed linen. In other words, don’t overdo it!
Then it’s a question of playing with materials (essentially natural and therefore noble), textures and tones – soothing ones at that.
Finally, like a suite in a multi-star hotel, if electronics are to be present, they must be as invisible as possible. Chinese Feng Shui philosophy strongly advises against the presence of such devices in the bedroom. Another object to banish is the mirror, seen as a window onto the other world, whatever its location in the room.
Created 3,000 years ago in China, Feng Shui involves thinking of each room or object in terms of energy flow. It’s understood that encouraging this circulation of flows ensures complete well-being.
Choosing the right furniture for your luxury bedroom
The choice of furniture is crucial to creating a luxury bedroom. Choose pieces that combine aesthetics and functionality.
The bed: the room’s centerpiece
The 140×190 bed is the ideal size for those seeking a compromise between space and comfort. This type of bed is perfectly suited to medium-sized bedrooms, offering enough space to sleep comfortably without cluttering up the room.
For a luxurious look, choose a bed with an upholstered headboard in velvet or leather. Neutral colors like beige, gray or off-white add a touch of elegance. Complete the bed with Egyptian cotton or linen sheets for a supremely comfortable feel.
To ensure the Feng Shui character of the space, the bed should not be located in the axis between the door and the main window. What’s more, your headboard should be under a wall, not a window.
Finally, remember that sleeping with your head facing east or north is said to be more restful.
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