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  • Writer's pictureJenny

Creating A Relaxing Bedroom

Your bedroom is the one place in your home you should be able to relax and let the stresses of the day wash off you. A relaxing cocoon to induce sleep so you can get some well-earned rest overnight.


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However, if your bedroom is more chaos than cosy, then maybe you should look at ways you can change the room to create the perfect space for you to relax n and enjoy a good night's sleep!


Storage

If your bedroom is full of clutter, it makes sense that it won't be giving off a relaxing vibe. The clutter and mess could actually be hindering our ability to get a decent sleep each night, do you feel that way?


If so, then you need to look at ways you can reduce the clutter or store it better. Have you thought about a custom closet? It needn't be hard to do, just search How to Choose The Best Custom Closet Design Company to find a company who can create something beautiful and bespoke. Having a home for everything means you can clean your room and put everything away without compromising on space but also improving organisation and functionality.


Calming Colours

Did you know that the colour of your bedroom can affect how well you sleep a night? Those with bright colours and loud patterns may find their ability to sleep well hampered by all the stimulation that is associated with certain colours and patterns.

Instead look for cool colours that will relax you. Think lavender, cool blues, soft greys and hues of pale yellow. Green is also a great colour but paler shade too.

Match your accessories and create a welcoming, relaxing space in your home to help you get the rest you need to feel refreshed and ready for the day ahead.


Comfortable Mattress

Mattresses need to be changed regularly. Sleeping on a mattress that is past its best or not suitable for you can actually harm your health. And in more ways than just a lack of sleep. A lot of people find that sleeping on the wrong type of mattress for their body causes aches and pains from not being able to relax and comfortable during the night.


You want to try out mattresses before buying them if you can. Different people need different levels of comfort when it comes to sleeping. Not everyone with bad back benefits from a hard mattress, in fact, the opposite could be true and the firm mattress is causing the back problems.


Temperature.

The ideal temperature for a bedroom and sleep is between 60 and 67 degrees Fahrenheit. If your room gets too warm or even cold this could be disturbing your sleep during the night leading to poor quality sleep and leaving you feeling tired the next day. So look at adding a heater or a fan to your room to keep it at the ideal temperature to help you get optimal sleep quality each and every night.

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