“Bedrooms should be places of calm and rest,” says designer Maggie Griffin, quoted by Southern Living. While some items really do need to go, getting rid of things doesn’t always mean losing them — sometimes it just means finding the right place for them.
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6 bedroom furniture trends that are outdated, according to designers
Choosing bedroom furniture is a long-term investment — after all, beds, wardrobes, and dressers tend to remain for many years. That’s why it’s worth understanding which styles are trending and, more importantly, which have already become a thing of the past.
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Messy bedroom? These 8 decorating mistakes might be to blame
If your bedroom always looks messy, even after tidying up, the issue might not be your routine — but rather decorating mistakes that create visual and functional clutter.
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Bedroom trends for 2025 are getting personal — and a little bolder
Bedroom trends in 2025 bring the mirror back. Where we once erased personality in favor of beige-on-beige, we’re now entering a paradoxical era of visible introspection — a curated eclecticism that trades perfection for soul, and imperfection for story.
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These 6 Bedding Colors Are Going Out of Style in 2025 — See What’s Replacing Them
If you’re thinking of updating your bedroom in 2025, take note: interior design trends have shifted significantly — and that includes bedding colors that will be trending, and especially those that are going completely out of style.
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7 Essential Tips to Decorate Your Bedroom Like a Luxury Hotel
Creating a bedroom with the atmosphere of a luxury hotel is one of the most common goals for those looking to transform their home into a more refined and welcoming space. More than a style, this concept involves the careful selection of materials, lighting, and furniture to create a complete sensory experience.
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Is it true that 300-thread count bed sheets are better than 800-thread count? Find out the answer
When it comes to bed sheet quality, one of the most common questions is: “Are 300-thread count sheets better than 800-thread count?” The answer depends on several factors, such as the type of fabric, the weave, and even personal preferences.
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