Floating away...

Space was at a premium in this bedroom so we had to make every space matter whilst keeping the floor as clear as possible - the floating bed made this possible!

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3. Be in controlTo control the different lighting levels in your bedroom, Neil recommends three different methods. “You could use multiple switching circuits to operate the different lights in the room,” he says. “Alternatively, add dimmers to vary the light levels. However, ensure you take advice regarding your chosen lights,” he warns, “as not all are dimmable and some that are can only be controlled by certain types of dimmers.”The third method Neil suggests is more hi-tech. “You could add a small device that can control multiple dimming circuits,” he says, “with scenarios such as a ‘go to sleep’, ‘wake up my side of the bed’, or ‘wake up all’ function at the push of a button.” This could be a complex, wired-in version, or a wireless connection that involves a straight swap with a standard wall switch. For both, Neil recommends hiring a qualified electrician to install it.If you’re someone who needs to find their way around in the middle of the night, Mike’s modern bedroom lighting tip could come in handy. “Try to think about night-time navigation by adding low-level floor lights, activated by a motion sensor or an easy-to-find switch,” he suggests. “This navigation should be used to lead you to the bathroom at night, or the dressing area for an early start.”