At the end of a long hard day there is nothing better than lying down on fresh bedding and crisp sheets, but how many of us have a conducive interior style in the bedroom? It’s hard to design a bedroom that is stylish yet functional and calming without making it look like a soulless showhome.
We all know the importance of a good night’s sleep but do we realise how much the interior can impact this? The LuxPad spoke to designer bloggers and interior experts to get their top tips and advice on bedroom styles that will look great and provide you with the relaxing haven that you need.
For years pink has been closely associated with the younger set, the stuff of nurseries and tween rooms. But lately designers have been using the color in new ways. Today, we show you just how sophisticated pink can be.
When interior designer Alison Damonte created this room in a midcentury ranch house, she chose this peachy-pink color for a warm retro note. We treated it like a neutral—an unexpected but not overly girl choice that pairs well with dark colors like navy and gray,” she says. “Pink has such strong connotations of ‘femininity’ but it doesn’t have to. By treating it as a neutral or unconventional color, pink can take on a fresh meaning. Here, the color does have a feminine application, but it’s balanced with black and white elements that tone that down.
Another pink Damonte favors is on the bolder side of the spectrum. “I’ve had a lot of fun using this color—a vibrant, rich fuchsia,” she says
