Creating a relaxing master bedroom

There are some essentials to designing a bedroom that is restful and sleep inducing.  Among the major considerations are:

• A Pleasing Color Palette.  Neutrals or pastels work well in this environment. Whatever colors you like chose the tint (color plus white) of that color, or colors.
• Comfortable Bedding:  Make sure your mattress is comfortable. The average lifetime of a mattress is 8-10 years, but if it's not doing it's job, you can add a mattress topper to extend the life of your mattress.  Sheets with high thread count yield the best feel, as do new comforters and pillows. Recycle your bedding to another room and treat yourself to the best you can afford.
• Window Treatments. Layers of drapery over shades makes a luxurious treatment. Options include room darkening or soft ethereal layers, or both!
• Ambiance. Mood lighting as well as task lighting for reading should make the room inviting and cozy.
• Reduce Clutter.  A basket full of laundry to fold reminds you of chores to be done.  Think 'sleep inducing', not work!
• What I call the "Spoil Factor".  Soft throws and pillows, wonderfully scented candles, a soft rug to step out of bed on, favorite books and magazines, artwork, a luxurious chandelier or even fresh flowers all make your room the spa you can retreat to.

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I want to feel like jumping on my bed in a cloud when I enter my master bedroom. I want it to be my own custom designed room, my sleep cave, my retreat from the rest of the house. Perhaps you don't want the tv in your room, or maybe you want a coffee bar or beverage station for those late night movies or a slow morning with coffee in bed.  

We see so many clients putting their master bedroom low on their list of priorities.  TREAT YOURSELF to a well planned master bedroom, YOU DESERVE IT! (and we can help!)

Sleep tight and don't let the bedbugs bite!