Creating The Perfect Bedroom
In today’s busy world, we all need that vital downtime in which to relax and most importantly sleep, writes expert Adam Brown
Our bedrooms have become our sanctuaries in which to recharge and getting the decor right is crucial in helping us to switch off.
“When re-decorating or planning a new bedroom, firstly consider your colour palette very carefully,” says Adam Brown. “Colours have the ability to make us feel a certain way and affect our mood. The bedroom should be a relaxing haven so try soft colours such as pale blues and greys, or soft greens. These soothing colours lend themselves beautifully to the bedroom and are classic enough that they won’t date.”
The Painted Furniture Company offers a beautiful palette of muted colours for each of their main bedroom collections, with customers also free to choose either a painted or wooden top. The company can also colour match to co-ordinate with existing interiors, giving their customers a huge choice of options.
Another point to consider is storage. Storage is vital in any room of the home, and the bedroom is certainly no exception. Adam comments: “Storage is a crucial part of any bedroom design, but all too often these items become objects of necessity rather than things we really love having in our homes. We aim to ensure that every piece of furniture purchased from us is beautiful enough to work as a feature all on its own, rather than just acting as a place to hide things away.”
Furniture from The Painted Furniture Company is made to order in the UK. This can be a great help where storage is concerned, as Adam explains: “Having furniture made to measure allows customers to customise pieces to their own unique style and needs, which can include highly efficient storage capabilities.”
Adam continues: “In addition, bespoke furniture is designed to match the specific space of a room, regardless of how previously unusable. This can be particularly useful in smaller spaces or rooms that are an unusual shape. Awkward nooks and crannies which might usually be considered ‘dead space’ suddenly become useful. By commissioning a piece to these exact measurements, such as one of our low or narrow wardrobes, customers can turn it into a practical and beautiful feature of their home.”
The Painted Furniture Company offer several of their collections in bespoke sizes, along with a choice of colours and handles to make each design as personal as possible.
