Posts tagged 'Modern designs'

                    Your bedroom is your sanctuary, it’s where you rest your head and the end of every day and feel the safest. Your bedroom, like the rest of your house, if not even more so, should reflect your personality. Even if it’s the place that only you see and guests are not invited inside, you should not neglect it. If you design your bedroom well, not only will you feel more relaxed and at ease, but it will also affect your overall quality of life. That being said, many people fall into very common mistakes when it comes to bedroom design that can disrupt the entire flow of the room and can be counterproductive and have the opposite effect than the one desired. The following are the 10 most common mistakes that you should keep in mind when designing your own bedroom.

                                    Whether you live alone, have a small family or a large one and lots of friends, you need a dining room in your place. Dining rooms may not be paramount for everyone and some might say they’re becoming obsolete but that might just be the traditional kind of dining room tables and the old style of a full matching dining room set. Thankfully, that’s not the only option you have these days as the rules of interior design have become much less rigid and reliant on uniformity.  There’s more room now for creativity, uniqueness and individuality with different aspects of design. No matter the size of your space, you can find something that suits you. Here are 10 different ideas to help stimulate your creativity and you will definitely find something that matches your space and aesthetic.

                      Ask yourself, where do you spend most of your time? The answer is obviously at home. especially after Covid-19 hit and we were all forced to spend all of our time at home. that being said, our homes are our havens. When you’ve spent a long day at work, and you need to relax, the best place to do that is from the comfort of your own home. therefore, your home should be able to provide you with that sense of safety and mental stability that you need. Imagine sitting in your living room after a long day and have it be perfectly how you prefer it. Not only does it reflect your personal aesthetic but it also affects your mood. Research has shown that there is a direct correlation between your interior design and your mental health. And luckily there are a few simple methods you can implement in order to ensure that your living room is mirroring your personality and providing you with a safe, calming place where you can truly relax and enjoy a stress-free environment.