Most ideal bed room ?

How to create the Ideal Bedroom: here are many elements to accomplish this, so bear with me. Pay most attention to the bed because that is where you spend most of your time. Buy everything that feels good to the touch. A bedroom should be your sanctuary where you go to relax and are able to wake up in a stress free environment to begin your day. Remove anything from your bedroom that is not for dressing or being in bed.

Use luxurious bed linens/covers:

SHEETS: Use no less than 400 thread count sheets. This means that there are 400 threads per inch of sheeting--providing a very comfortable, soft to the touch sheet.

MATTRESS PAD: Use a cushy mattress pad to add extra comfort to your mattress. You can purchase a poly fill pad or splurge on a feather bed to add the utmost comfort (Overstock.com)

PILLOWS: Down feather pillows or the fairly new foam pillows(not tempur pedic/memory foam) Decent pillows are oh so comfortable. Your head will absolutely sink into dreamland.

BLANKET/COVER: A down filled duvet is the utmost in keeping you snug and absolutely cozy in your bed. Down filled duvets come in a variety of weights for your sleeping comfort (Overstock.com) and are well worth trying. You will need a duvet cover to keep your duvet clean and body-oil free. You can have a duvet cover made out of two flat sheets.

BED DECOR: Select a couple of solid colored sheet sets so you can mix and match them with a print duvet cover. Decorative pillows add a luxury feeling to your bedroom. Do not load your bed with any more decorative pillows than you are willing to move nightly and replace each morning. .

A plush carpet or rug to place your feet on first thing in the morning is a great way to begin your day.

Your bedside table/nightstand should be a height comfortable enough to reach easily from your bed. Keep things like reading material, tissues, lotions, eye masks and such out of sight in a nightstand

drawer. Have an easy to use lamp on the nightstand--maybe with a swing arm if you like to read in bed. I believe alarm clocks should be outlawed because it is an obnoxious and cruel way to begin each day. However, some people need them--just turn down the buzz as much as possible.

NO television in the bedroom. Television disrupts sleep and interferes with intimacy. Go to the den or the family room to watch TV. However, Music is relaxing and a radio provides weather and news in the morning while you are getting ready for the day.

Turn the ringer off on your telephone so late night or early morning calls do not disturb your sleep. If you are awake, you will hear the phone ringing somewhere else in the house. Keep an elegant pen and nice paper near your telephone.

No desk in the bedroom. You do not want to sleep with your bills, you will have nightmares. (ha ha) Also, no computer. Set up your desk and or computer elsewhere in the house.

You will need a comfortable chair or bench at the base of your bed or perhaps a window seat (additional storage underneath). Purchase a soft, luxurious throw to drape over the seating area.

Place hooks on the back of your door or your closet for bathrobes or quick hanging so your room stays tidy. Have a nice hamper in the room or closet for laundry. Use under the bed storage containers.

Use soothing colors and patterns that calm you. Select drapes that are soft and can provide privacy or blinds. Accessorize with candles that are not too strongly scented. Change those ugly plastic light switch and outlet covers to something classy. Paint your ceiling---

get enough white paint to paint the ceiling, then add one or two cups of the wall color to the ceiling paint to soften the otherwise stark white ceiling. Or, check out 'shades of white' paints for the ceiling.

If you want luxury and comfort, these suggestions will pull it all off. I know; because I have done them all and don't want to leave my bed when I wake up or my room in the morning. And, neither does my boyfriend.

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