2014 Bedroom Trends Take a Close Look at Travel Inspirations
Traveling has always been a source of inspiration among artists and designers in their creations. This year, travel takes the center stage in interior design trends and these looks can give your bedroom that quirky update that it needs. After all, would’t it be a treat to wake up every morning feeling as if you are in a vacation in yet another exotic country?
The Hotel Suite
Your bedroom should be considered as one of the most luxurious rooms in your home. With a design inspired by a hotel suite, your sleeping space will feel even more elegant and relaxing, just like how hotel suites do. To get the look, incorporate soft mood lighting in the different areas of your bedroom. Mix and match classic and modern furniture pieces. And even with an average ceiling height, you can install a pretty chandelier to put this look together. For your accessories, add a hint of greens and floral in your room. Putting plants or flowers in your night stand or on the vanity makes the ambiance feel fresher.
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