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fur throw on the bed, and once again a plethora of scatter cushions ? A deep, velvet pile carpet is fabulous to bury your toes in, although some people find the footmarks that are always left too much trouble for everyday use. Multi level lighting is essential to give a romantic feel. Use as many table and floor lamps as the room will take, along with any ceiling fittings, and make sure they’re all controllable on a dimmer.


Finally, add the all important finishing touches. The sense of smell may not be utilised much in the world of interiors, but in creating a truly romantic room it most certainly is. Whilst a bedroom will probably naturally smell of its occupant’s favourite fragrance, albeit perfume or aftershave, a living room will need a little help. And for this you simply can’t beat fresh flowers !! Now if you’re a man reading this and you’re thinking of picking up a bunch of carnations at the local garage, may I say that really won’t cut it. I’m talking about a generous, lavish arrangement that will not only look fantastic, but whose aroma will evoke the most wonderful heady, romantic atmosphere.


We've all had a tough year, so come on, let's allow ourselves a bit of self-indulgent pampering.


JOHN BIDDELL - JOHN CHARLES INTERIORS 349 Hagley Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham B17 8DL


T. 0121 420 3977 www.johncharlesinteriors.co.uk


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