Turn The Bedroom Into A Peaceful Haven

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Photo credit: David Blackwell https://www.flickr.com/photos/mobilestreetlife/4198992199

How much do you love your bedroom, or more importantly, your bed? Chances are you’ve just said a lot. It is the best room in the house for relaxing, escaping the madness, and making it your own. As you get older, you appreciate your bedroom even more. You turn to it for solitude, so making into a peaceful haven should always be your priority. If you’re due a revamp, we’ve got some excellent ideas for you that will make it as relaxing as it can possibly be. Read on to find out more.

Relaxing Vibes

The first thing you need to be doing is getting those relaxing vibes going. Your bed obviously plays a big part in this. It is no doubt your most favourite part of the room. If you know your mattress is becoming a bit lumpy and old, then look at companies such as Choose Mattress for a new one. They’ll be a wide range of different sizes and levels of firmness to suit your needs. One of the main reasons why some people struggle to get a good night’s sleep is because they’re on the wrong mattress for their posture. If you want to find peace in the bedroom, make sure you’re picking the right one for you by trying a few different ones out in your local store. Colours play a big part in how relaxing your bedroom is. You don’t want anything that is too bright, but at the same time you don’t want anything too dark. Try using wallpaper rather than paint as there’s so much more in terms of patterns and colours to choose from. Grey and turquoise is a colour that looks really good in the bedroom. The splash of colour from the turquoise stops it from being too dark.

How Can Technology Help?

It isn’t necessarily about the bedroom furniture that you put in that can make it peaceful, technology can play a big part in helping to send you off to the land of nod. One thing we think you’ll really like is mood lighting. Some people find it really hard to fall asleep in the pitch black, but can’t fall asleep with the TV on. Mood lighting helps to keep the room dimly lit, and displays relaxing colours to help drift you off to sleep. Using a plug in lavender scent dispenser is also handy. Lavender helps to relax nerves, and induce relaxation, so it is the perfect addition to the bedroom. There’s also technology on your phone that you can use to try and get you to go to sleep and wake up at the optimal times. It monitors your sleep throughout the night, and wakes you up in the morning when you’re in the lightest of sleeps. Even simple tips like having lamps that have multiple light settings to dim the room, rather than sitting awake with a bright light on. This is perfect for if you’re having a bedtime read, but don’t want the glare of a full ceiling light.

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