DESIGNER-APPROVED IDEAS FOR CRAFTING

DESIGNER-APPROVED IDEAS FOR CRAFTING
When it's time to set the mood, a gloomy or uninspired bedroom will quickly ruin the mood. With a few simple adjustments, your most personal area can also be a sexy reflection of who you are. Whether it's a Valentine's Day with a lover or a casual Tuesday night, these ideas let you skip rose petals and chocolate by choosing something more permanent.

We talked to some of our favorite designers who share their secrets to the romantic mood in the bedroom.

Michael Amato, Creative Director of Urban Electric, explains: "Focus on diffused and layered light and use both shimmering and sensual textures to create a delightful bedroom environment - sexy bedrooms."

"Make things romantic by adding velvet cushions to your bedding," says Danielle Walish, Creative Director of The Inside. "Getting a smooth and soft texture into bed always feels sexy."

"Candles are a very romantic element," says interior designer Emilie Munroe. "To reinvent the cliché is to locate them unexpectedly.We have made great use of candlesticks in bedroom areas where wall lights are not hardwired.For example, on both sides of a mirror.Candle light is soft and romantic, and when it is off flickering the walls (compared to a tabletop) creates an element of the old world. "

The founders of Dekar Design, Caroline Grant and Dolores Suarez, say it's all about texture. "To create a restful and even sexy bedroom, we use a lot of textured layers. We want to design a bedroom where you feel like you never want to go. We love to use a wall texture to introduce this heat and good lighting is often the key to it. "

BEST BEDROOM DECOR TIPS

BEST BEDROOM DECOR TIPS
While bedrooms are a very personal space - and many guests may never see it - they will spend most of their time in their home. Simple ideas and innovative tips and tricks can magnify the space and create a space that reflects when it is restored and impressed when it is strengthened.

Yes, the bedroom of the Cartagena holiday home by Colombian fashion designer Johanna Ortiz benefits from large glass doors that lead to a hammock-covered balcony in the open air. But natural materials such as the raffia shell pendant and a woven divider behind the headboard create an elevated, earthy feel.

A bedroom is the most personal space in your home, making it ideal for expressing seemingly different facets of your own unique sensibility. This New Orleans house has an antique bed next to an old Chinese screen, a handcrafted Moroccan rug, and a black and white photograph by Kate Moss.

It may seem uninteresting, but in a bedroom with a relatively small square foot, resizing the bedside tables can benefit from every inch. This Brooklyn Heights apartment uses a West Elm chest of drawers as a spacious bedside table for bouquets, books and beauty products.

Roofs of the Rüschen- and Flouncy variant are best suited for the nursery of your dreams. But in luxurious materials - here is a mirrored bed frame with Romo velvet - the accent seems grown. (This is on a Beverly Hills bachelor pad!)

MINIMALIST BEDROOMS THAT ARE SIMPLY SERENE

MINIMALIST BEDROOMS THAT ARE SIMPLY SERENE
A clean and trouble-free life can be unattainable if your bedroom is lacking the right foundation. You want it to feel like a haven, but how do you handle awkward furniture and inappropriate decor? The minimalist style - defined by clean lines, a neutral palette and reduced simplicity - goes hand in hand with the creation of a quiet and quiet space that invites you to relax.
The master bedroom of this French ski retreat is bright and emphasizes the natural, unpainted wood structure. A consistent, earthy palette meets clean lines and monochromaticism, perfect for a quiet and minimalist stay.

The spacious master bedroom places more emphasis on color than color, with a massive Madeline Weinrib rug, a leather BDDW leather chair and layered beds. The bright white walls and the simple black accents make for an uncomplicated and decent feel, in which a peaceful atmosphere is guaranteed.

In this Lower East Side apartment, a sleek wooden bedstead and exposed brick wall provide for relaxation in the ultra-modern space that makes the simple, minimalist space cozy.

The master bedroom in a 19th-century Federal mansion offers the perfect balance of vintage and minimalist accents - brown and black accents thoughtfully placed in plain white space - a crisp yet cozy atmosphere.
In a family's cottage, the master bedroom is light and airy thanks to the raised ceilings and taste-neutral palette. Modern art above the bed complements the minimalist atmosphere, while vintage bedside tables and a statement chandelier give a homely personality.

A minimalist West Village townhouse finds harmony in a dynamic use of shades of gray with a refined quirkiness. In the main bedroom, a 1960s wall sculpture by William Friedle hangs over a custom oak bed, antique French tole clocks accentuate the wall, and a throw creates a rich texture.