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MIDFURN FURNITURE BEDROOM BLISS


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Midfurn the furniture and home specialists share with us their formula for bedroom bliss…Bedrooms were made to be luxurious…


More than any other room in the home, bedrooms should feel totally tranquil and a little indulgent so that you can start and end each day on the best note possible. There’s a lot to consider, from the colour of your walls to the furniture you surround yourself with, but building the perfect bed is what sits at the heart of it. In three steps here’s how:


INVEST IN REST: A mattress is often an overlooked aspect of your bed-making because it feels like an unexciting necessity, and not to mention a costly one. But seeing as we spend over a third of our lives in bed, a mattress is probably the biggest investment in your entire bedroom. Pocket-springs and a well-considered balance of natural materials is the option that Midfurn believe to be the best.


THE RIGHT FRAME OF MIND: Your bed should be a joy to look at, not just to lie in. Be it a four-poster, a beautifully upholstered headboard or something in-between. Your bed is integral to your bedroom’s overall aesthetic and so you should follow your heart and choose a bed that you know will make you happy, day after day.


Midfurn - Unit 8, Arden Business Centre, Arden Road, Alcester, Warwickshire B49 6HW 01789 765 123 www.midfurn.co.uk


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The best bedrooms aren’t those that simply look the part, they’re the ones where you know that a blissful night’s sleep is as good as guaranteed every night of the week. Visit Midfurn Furniture Superstore for some sound advice ….


HOME S & INTERIORS FOCUS ON THE BEDROOM


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