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MASTERING BEDROOM BLISS


Bedrooms should be a place to relax and rejuvenate. Rob Lessmann from interior design studio Design’d Living explains how to create the perfect master bedroom ambience


Creating zones for work, relaxation and entertainment is key


bedroom bliss, and for many, a contem- porary design works well for creating a place of calm and serenity.


W CONSIDER THE SPACE


For the many that plan on totally renovating their main bedroom, it is important to firstly define the requirements of the space. Ask yourself the following question. What is going to be the three main uses of the bedroom?


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e spend a lot of our time in a bedroom, so it is imperative to master the art of creating main


For example; will you get dressed in it or will you have a dressing room for this? Are there requirements for a space to do makeup and hair? Will you be reading or working from the bedroom? Is the space large enough to create a lounging area too? Often having a space to put your clothes when you get undressed is neglected, so consider having a sofa, armchair, or bench with inbuilt storage. Once you have the fundamentals, you can start to think about how to make best use of the space to allow for a tranuil ow throughout.


MINIMISE THE CLUTTER Modern bedrooms generally include neutral wall tones, with clean lines being key to the design, and that is really where bespoke joinery comes in. Fitted head- boards made in easy to clean materials, with bedside tables integrated, along with wardrobes that hide it all including internal drawers all add up to create sim- plicity and a cohesive look. After all, this space is to rest in, so by having minimal clutter on show, you can create a relaxing environment. The space in a bedroom is so important, and keeping it owing is


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