Colorful Bedrooms

Colorful, Eclectic, Bohemian chic, feminine, what ever you call these bedrooms... it does not matter.. Pop of rich colors here and there creating a warm feeling, antique furnitures that takes back in time, designs with plenty of details and interesting accessories make these rooms what they are. You have to like vivid colors, patterns and textures to enjoy these rooms. These bedrooms are not created by mixing different colorful objects instead with a common theme that ties everything seamlessly.. a few examples for you where this is done elegantly... and eclectically!

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Floral Headboards

I need a new headboard for one of my bedrooms and I'm seriously considering a floral fabric headboard. All these rooms that I have picked here are filled with character and I can see how these headboards are brighting up every single room. They also seem more comfortable compared to metal or wood. Blending in the right fabric color and patten is going to be my challenge -- height will scale to the ceiling height, width will be as wide as the bed, any of these shapes will work for me, color and pattern.. something that needs a long hard look.. too many choices are out there.. this collection is going to guide me..

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Decorating a Studio Apartment

I absolutely love decorating small spaces. There will be plenty of design challenges and space planning to get the most out of every inch in a studio apartment. My first step would be to use the zoning techniques to create different functions -- such as for entertaining, cooking, eating, working and sleeping. Each should ideally have "a" space -- considering privacy for the bedroom, and open plan for the rest. Does this sound too hard to accomplish?  I've a few cozy studio spaces that meet most of the above criteria!

Check out how the room dividers and curtains are added for privacy; wall papers, wall colors and wall paneling are used for zoning; light and airy furniture to open up the place; a pop of color here and there to enhance the overall look; and finally, notice how clutter-free and organized these spaces are! Tell me, which is your favorite studio apartment?

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Relaxing Swing Beds

A bedroom should be an escape from the hustle and bustle of our day to day lives. It should be a resting place in your home. There are many ways to create a tranquil, calm and serene bedroom. I have just one idea for you here -- relaxing bed swings that can gently rock you all night. 

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Mirrored Bedroom Vanity

Bedroom vanities are just not an ornamental piece of furniture, but rather are functional. Every women is bound to have some make-up, perfumes, hair brushes and so on. There is no other place like a beautifully crafted vanity to hide such personal belongings. I think they also add a romantic touch to a bedroom. Mirrored vanities are my favorite; we have enough dark/light wood furniture around the house that I think it is perfectly fine to add some glamor to something so feminine. What do you think?

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