…r larger, for a grander impact. Outside Mount Roman Shades for the Bedroom Bedrooms are a great place to use outside mount Roman Shades to maximize privacy and light blockage for better sleep. Consider adding a blackout liner to your shade to block up to 99% of incoming light, so you can sleep until you’re ready to rise. Speaking of rising, why not add a motorized lift so you can control your shades from the comfort of your bed. Outside Mount Roma…
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…everyday neutrals. Installing this roman shade on the large window in the bedroom pictured below would do wonders for the look of this room. With the option of adding a blackout liner, this shade is ideal for a bedroom. The multiple shades of brown in this living room, from the dark wood floors and picture frame to the stone fireplace and decorative trunks, would be complemented by a Blossoming Vine Roman Shade in the color winter. Dark and drama…
…general. Right now I’m redoing a space that is part sunroom and part guest bedroom. I immediately concluded that stripes on the windows are a must, because the room is on the smaller side and some horizontal stripes will stretch the room out to make it feel expansive. So I knew I had to get the stripes box checked, but I also I had corresponding patterns on my wish list. However, I wasn’t quite sure how I was going to bring it all together and mak…
…be for a calming but polished look. Source: Freshideen, Lamnha, HGTV Home, Bedroom Style Ideas Behind A Bed Windows If you have windows right behind the bed, you want to give the illusion of height plus a design style that does not detract from the headboard. Full length drapery is a natural here as the long flow lightens the space. Shutters work well as their architectural structure provides balance and simplicity to any type of headboard or othe…
…and nothing says cozy like curling up with a good read. cozy scandinavian bedroom interior in natural tones, real life mess disorder Add Warm Lighting Swap out harsh, bright lights for softer options. String lights, table lamps with warm-toned bulbs, and even dimmable fixtures can instantly change the mood of a room. Cozy living room in the evenign with potted plants decorated with furniture in natural colors. Incorporate Nature Bring the outdoor…
…g for. When drawn, blackout fabric can be a bit stark. That’s perfect in a bedroom, but maybe not in the living room. Unless you want your living room to look like a movie theater, of course. You can always combine the two to get the best of both worlds. Try using a room darkening fabric on the windows and cover them with optional blackout curtains. It’s hard to go wrong there. Consider the room’s function and your light preferences to make the be…
…ts after a hectic, hot day to help you drift away on a cloud. An all white bedroom is always all right! Ruched duvet covers and sheer drapes make any bedroom float. 5. Powerful Purples Purple always packs a punch and reminds me of grape kool-aid and my Mom’s favorite summertime treat, grape ice cream, cranked by hand with her homemade vanilla ice cream recipe, spiked with grape juice-an awesome color and soooo good. The color was so outrageous…
…also help keep the heat out. Nothing is more comfortable than a cool, dark bedroom. Blackout drapery can also be especially useful in a nursery room to encourage a longer and better sleep for baby. Source: Empericos, Csupasz Block Light Blackout fabrics are much better at blocking light than normal materials. While most window treatments will still allow some light to bleed in through the sides, curtains are designed to cover your entire window. T…