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Interior Design Experts Explain Us How Bedroom Trends Will Change Throughout The Years
Life has become even more stressful after the pandemic crisis. Our home is no longer the place we used to know – our sweet escape where we could relax, enjoy family time and recharge the batteries for the daily tasks. Nowadays, the rooms of the house have to serve different purposes, such as an important business meeting at the home office, or practising some exercise in our open floor plan. So this means that our bedroom has become even more important, and probably will be the only room of the house that can really be yours! Today, Modern Floor Lamps Blog will tell you all about bedroom trends that will change in the next decade, and how we can put together a harmonious and peaceful place.
As much as we feel guilty about eating, working or watching tv shows on our sheets, our bedroom is probably the most versatile room of the house, and there is no place as comfortable as our bed! Modern Floor Lamps Blog talked with a few interior design experts that explained us how the bedroom trends will change in th next decade.
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#1 DOWN TO EARTH
“I know everyone wants their bedroom to have a serene quality about it, but instead of ‘high-end luxury hotel’ as the inspiration, I think 2020 is going to show us a lot of minimal, nature-inspired bedrooms. We’ll see a major focus on texture, earth tones, and an embrace of imperfection (think: stonewashed linen bedding, chipped ceramic jug lamps, etc).” —Sarah Fultz, founder Sarah Fultz Interiors
“I believe we will see more monochromatic rooms with a splash of color. Whether that’s from the addition of plants, patterned wallpaper, or paint. I think you’ll start to see more natural elements utilized like wooden bed frames, wooden wall hangings or art, and floral or animal print wallpaper or paintings. Lastly, and this one is a wild one, I think the new trend in 2020 or better yet, 2021, we will move away from placing the bed against a wall but letting the bed sit in the center of the room or at least a bit away from the wall so that you can move fully around it.” —Hilton Carter, founder of Things by H
#2 A PLACE TO UNPLUG
“We’re seeing renovators installing fewer electrical outlets in the bedroom, so they can’t be surrounded by plugged-in devices where they sleep. This intentional move cuts down on temptation and makes the bedroom a true oasis.”—Jean Brownhill, founder and CEO of Sweeten.
“I think in this age of technology, people are really striving to make their bedrooms more of a peaceful oasis. We’re seeing more and more clients remove TVs from bedrooms, invest in high quality bedding and window treatments, and moody, soft lighting. We tend to keep the designs for bedrooms really soft and serene, focusing more on textures and natural materials than patterns or colors. Lately a lot of clients have been requesting that their master bedroom evoke a sophisticated hotel-like feel, to create an escape for them where they can shut down from the day and recharge.” —Devon Wegman, co-founder of Devon Grace Interiors
#3 LUXURY AND CRAFTSMANSHIP
“Bedrooms are typically the most neglected room in the house. I know this is a sad story since we start and end our day here. With that being said the culture is switching to realize how much we need this room to be a retreat for mind, body, and soul. We too need a charging station and the bedroom is it! Bedrooms are turning into luxury retreats to give a personalized hotel vibe. We are seeing motorized shades, beds with undermounted sensory lighting, fine linens with lots of mixed textures. We are loving the large scale headboards that extend behind the nightstand for comfort & a luxe look.” —Sallie Finney Kjos, founder of Grey Hunt Interiors
#4 STATEMENT DETAILS
“Bedrooms are typically the most neglected room in the house. I know this is a sad story since we start and end our day here. With that being said the culture is switching to realize how much we need this room to be a retreat for mind, body, and soul. We too need a charging station and the bedroom is it! Bedrooms are turning into luxury retreats to give a personalized hotel vibe. We are seeing motorized shades, beds with undermounted sensory lighting, fine linens with lots of mixed textures. We are loving the large scale headboards that extend behind the nightstand for comfort & a luxe look.” —Sallie Finney Kjos, founder of Grey Hunt Interiors
#5 50 SHADES OF GREY
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