1. Layer Textures in a Neutral SpaceI’m not sure how many times I’ve called a bedroom a “relaxing retreat,” but I wish I had a nickel for each one. Even though it’s a cliche, it’s still what we all want! The bedroom is the place to shake off your day and get a good night’s rest. Where better to do that than in a relaxing retreat? A neutral color palette is a good strategy for creating a calm atmosphere. But you don’t want it to be so boring that you fall asleep before you even crawl into bed. By using a thoughtful palette of textiles, other textures (check out that grasscloth-wrapped nightstand) and metal finishes in this room, the designer made it feel relaxing yet interesting.
1. Layer Textures in a Neutral SpaceI’m not sure how many times I’ve called a bedroom a “relaxing retreat,” but I wish I had a nickel for each one. Even though it’s a cliche, it’s still what we all want! The bedroom is the place to shake off your day and get a good night’s rest. Where better to do that than in a relaxing retreat? A neutral color palette is a good strategy for creating a calm atmosphere. But you don’t want it to be so boring that you fall asleep before you even crawl into bed. By using a thoughtful palette of textiles, other textures (check out that grasscloth-wrapped nightstand) and metal finishes in this room, the designer made it feel relaxing yet interesting.
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