Cozy Bedroom Ideas – Impossible Not to Love

Your bedroom is your temple. It’s an oasis in your otherwise hectic life. It’s your place of Zen where you all your worries melt away, and you enjoy a deep slumber, far and out of reach from anything that can bother you. So, of course, you want it to be perfect.

You want your bedroom to be extra comfy and extra charming. It should make you want to quit your job every morning (not really!), skip your every evening’s commitments (maybe!), and spend eternity there (if only we could, right?).

Guess what! We have some brilliant décor cozy bedroom ideas to help you spruce up your bedroom and add good vibes to it. Here you go.

1.    Use Dark Hues for Background and Light Hues for Linens

Light colors are a popular choice for walls as they make the rooms feel larger. But bedrooms require a different approach. Deep dark hues envelop you. They embrace you in their warmth. The light-colored plush linen then offers the perfect contrast to help you unwind, relax, and lose yourself to slumber.

2.    Go Scandinavian. Go Minimal

Scandinavian living and décor are a celebration of minimalism. They utilize less furniture and décor items and instead rely on inventive use of surroundings to bring nature and plenty of lighting into the room.

The presence of a potted plant or two, the muted colors, and subdued designs of luxurious bedding brings a sense of deep sense of calm to you. The airy and spacious feel is just the icing on the cake.

 

3.    Take Inspiration from Newlywed Honeymoon Hotel Décor

White is elegant. Even after all those years, a full-white bedroom décor still manages to bring back fun memories of passionate nights spent with each other.

White linen and bedding, combined with a grey headboard or another light shade, can be a gamechanger for your bedroom. Whitewall décor is understated. Sprinkle some gold, silver, and a hint of red to keep things classy and passionate. When you are done, it will be your ultimate romantic retreat.

4.    Design to Touch

The secret to a comfy and cozy is the texture. Make use of an assortment of textures to keep things interesting.

Use as many throw pillows as you like or can. There’s nothing called “too many pillows”. Pile them on. Treat yourself with throw pillows in a variety of soft neutrals. Layer your rugs to give yourself that extra comfy touch when you move from one area to another. From a grasscloth wallcovering to plush goose down duvets, use a variety of textures that make you feel, well, home.

5.    Go Easy on Artificial Lighting

Too much artificial light overwhelms your senses and prevents you from sliding into a sound sleep. You end up in bed tired and restless for a long time. Use low-intensity artificial lighting, preferably 15 watts or less, be it nightstand lamps, wall lamps, or overhead lighting. Also, thick curtains can help you create a dark haven even during the daytime when you want to forget that the outside world exists for a few hours.

6.    Try Wooden Accents

Nature has a way of calming us down as little else does. We love to bring the nature inside in myriad ways – potted plants, living room aquariums, or even a goldfish. Now, it’s time to bring it to the bedroom.

You can decorate your bedroom using wood in many delightful ways – hardwood floors, wooden shelves, and nightstands, wooden headboard, wood-framed painting – the options for you are endless. You can even go for wooden ceiling beams if you want to try something. Don’t be shy. It’s your bedroom, your sanctuary. Give it your spin. You can never go wrong with wood.

7.    Treat Yourself to a Reading Nook

Sometimes you want to read; sometimes you want to cuddle; sometimes you want to stare at the rain droplets as they splash your glass window. Do you know what’ll make all of this extra-cozy? That’s right, a reading nook! The heading was a giveaway, wasn’t it?

The best part about a reading nook is that all it takes is for you to put a chair by the window. If you are feeling a little posh, you can go for a window sill. It’s rustic and plush – the best combination there is.

So, which of these do you think will work for your bedroom?