LUXURY HOME DESIGNS
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Even when the day is pure chaos, your bedroom is the one place where you should always be able to go and regroup — no kids, no electronics (although they usually find a way to force themselves in anyway). Still, you can at least give yourself home court advantage by choosing decor you love. These easy, inexpensive ideas should be a good start...
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More really is better when it comes to filling up a boring, blank wall. Upholstered with crisp white linen, a traditional bed frame feels fresh paired with a series of canvases.
Update the classic blue-and-white combo with a tangy orange. Dramatic pendant lights also free up storage space on the bedside tables.
Bedding does double-duty as art in a bedroom designed by Sarah Richardson. On warmer nights, an old brass door pull showcases an antique quilt.
A geometric patchwork quilt takes center
stage near a ticking-backed desk chair and pillows in various stripes. Blue stripes on the floor temper the red accents as well.
One oversized shelving unit is functional (think your TV, stereo system and family board games), but it's also the perfect place to display objects you love.
Make your master shabby chic with beadboard walls, a soft quilted comforter and pretty patterned throw pillows. For added charm, place a glass lamp with textured shade on the nightstand. via goodhousekeeping.com
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