Romantic Bedroom Decorating Tips

Moving your space can be inexpensive and easy. A few changes give a sense of comfort that you will love to return to!

I think we work small and hard and we deserve a quiet space. Don’t you?

Regardless of which sheets you like to lace from non-iron percale, they will need to be trimmed or embroidered with an edge or eyelet.

> Put several layers on the mattress. It’s nice to have the ability to “shed multiple petals” during the night when it gets warmer. Lots of layers of lightweight fabric, from cotton sheets to down comforters (or two fairly thin down comforters with a cotton sheet in between) make a fantastic combination.

> Should you decide on a white or ivory-colored motif in your area, you might want to add some pastel-colored accents such as curtains, pillows, lampshades, etc. The colors can easily be changed for a winter and summer look. Lace curtains give your windows a striking and graceful look with their feelings, especially when they fall to the floor.

You can make pillows with eyelets.

If you want to sew. You can put one, two or three rows of ivory or white holes on pillows and sheets, or vice versa. Just make sure you keep the continuity of the room scheme. You could cover pillows when you are created

> Don’t forget to stack pillows of different textures and sizes. You choose the color of flat rugs, seats or curtains, or all of them can be matched with the color of your bedspread.

> How about a lacy four-poster duvet cover? You always have the option to tie the canopy back with a couple of tassels. Lace is a choice because of its tasteful but smooth texture in Europe.

One piece of advice: lock your door!

> They are warm, light and add a touch to an area full of goose down, but are available. They will be ready to cuddle you.

> You can make a bedspread out of fabric and just lay it flat over a comforter or your solid color sheets. Just make sure that the seams are on the edges of the mattress. Should you have to make it fuller. Some eyelet materials can even be cut around the woven design and don’t require seams (my favorite!). You could cut out a runner to go with the dresser or bedside table. Traditional beauty is in the details!

> A touch of mosquitos is all you need to give your room a tropical escape feel. (I’ll throw in the sea for a bonus!)

> Give your headboard an individual touch. Sew a slipcover (leave a few inches of fabric on each side to make a flat flange and also insert buttonholes and buttons if you want) and pay for this fabric with lace or lace of your choice. You can slide this cover into a modern headboard or a cut.

Ultimately, your imagination and creativity will make your bedroom as distinctive as you are personally, although I hope these tips help you.