Bedroom Themes

Everyone wants that ideal bedroom where you can come back to it after a hard day of work and just feel relaxed and bedrooms is and where you have a nice rest and body recovery time.

We decorate room not just for its appearance but there are numerous distinctive components that go into the encounter of a space, and they can all have a critical effect on the way that we relate to our environment.

“This is probably the most obvious way that we engage with our homes. Pattern, color, lighting, and spatial arrangement appeal to the eyes; flowers and candles appeal to the nose; textures and space planning appeal to the touch; music, conversation, and quiet appeal to the ears; and foods and drinks appeal to the tongue.” 

Phrase above is taken from:

https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/the-psychology-science-of-decorating-understanding-the-5-ways-we-experience-a-room-216046 

Here are some images of decorated room that you might like:

Library Bedroom

 If you’re a bookworm you probably would have tonnes and tonnes of books in your room. Where do you put them? Here and there? How about try to set your room to your liking for your books. Instead of just having one of those typical bookshelf, why not decorate while you’re at it. 

Minimalist Bedroom

If you’re the simplistic type and embrace a ‘less is more’ outlook, whether effortlessness view brings you peace, not a big fan of knickknacks you can go for a minimalist bedroom theme. Where the colour of the wall is usually set to light or dark grey, beige, light brown, white colour. It is decorated with such simple decoration, lavish trim, oversized designs or even wild colour schemes then you will absolutely love a minimalist bedroom theme. 

Minimalist theme can be a misconception to some, it is not a desolate, lifeless room of black and white. It essentially implies decorating for capacity and finishing away for what’s unnecessary. On the off chance that you require proof that moderate rooms can be lovely, you can check out the rooms shown below. Quiet, clean and uncluttered – fair looking at them is unwinding.

Modern Room

The innovation development grasped the concept, “Form follows function” which means that the shape of a building or object should be primarily relate to its intended function or purpose in other words aiming utilize of a piece of furniture or a space in a building is its most critical component, not its appearance. Modern style is typically without unnecessary enhancement. It simply consist of clean lines on furnishing and open space is the main factors of modernisation room.

Usually, this typical modern type of room is painted with a more neutral colour scheme such as: various shades of brown, cream, tan, black, gray, and white predominate. Early Bauhaus designers exploited small touches of red, yellow, or blue as complements.  

Eclectic Design

Eclectic by definition is deriving ideas, style, or taste from a broad and diverse range of sources. In terms of designing "Eclectic" is a popular adjective in interior designer, meaning a decor that comprises heterogeneous elements — a mixture of textures, time periods, styles, trends, and colors. When you think of styling a room the eclectic way you might think it’s just a room with a jumble of mismatched items which tends to lead to the thought of a messy room. However when it’s done right it can turn into a harmonious setting. 

Beach Bedroom Theme

If you live alongside the coastal area or nearby a beach or even actually own a beach house, well this is where you can use a beach bedroom theme. It can be so simple and carefree and yet shows magnificent representative view of nature all at the same time. A beach design can just simply one of those casual relaxing vibe. Furnishings that look a bit timeworn, and motifs that suit the theme, including ocean life, waves, beachfront fun, and sports played in the sea. 

Pastel colour

Pastel colour for your room will give a soothing, soft atmosphere similar to the earth’s tone with a touch of liveliness. It lacks strong chromatic content which gives it’s a washed out and desaturated look which can be relaxing and pleasant for the eyes. It will also trick your brain and eyes into thinking and seeing the room is more spacious. 

A research done has revealed that colour does have an impact into human emotions. It was said that human eye connects with a colour and from there the brain releases different chemicals effects out emotions and moods.

As a general rule pastels tend to take the edge off of the particular colour family from which they originate. This means that they produce a more intellectual environment of atmosphere in contrast to a more emotionally charged environment. It gives off a more sophisticated aura.