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A bedroom dresser is a great piece of furniture to decorate and show your personality in your bedroom. Many people miss this design opportunity to decorate a bedroom dresser because they just pile stuff on top without thinking. You might be wondering how to style your dresser. Here are a few decorating tips and tricks to make the top of your dresser look its best. Mirror or ArtIf your dresser does not have an attached mirror, consider adding a mirror to the wall behind the dresser to optimize your dresser styling. Mirrors not only look nice, but they also bounce light around the room and make it appear that the room extends beyond the mirror, which is great for a smaller bedroom. For the most drama, select a mirror that is at least 2/3 the width of your dresser and is tall to take advantage of the height of your room. Art is another option for the wall behind your dresser. Select art that complements the color scheme of your bedroom and your overall design style. Original art is best to make your decor one-of-a-kind, but prints are also a good budget option. Less is MoreDon't junk up the top of your dresser with too many items (unless you love the maximalist style) for the best dresser styling. Decorate your dresser using fewer items of higher quality instead of a higher quantity of lesser quality items. Decorating using one larger picture frame is great, but using 5 smaller frames can look cluttered. Use one larger vase of flowers instead of three smaller vases. The fewer items you use, the more important each item appears. Avoid decorating with trendy items that serve no purpose that seem to be very popular all of a sudden. The more popular an item is, the more unpopular it will become once it goes out of style! Try to create an equal balance on your dresser using the design concept of visual weight, which is not the actual weight of an item, but the perceived weight. For example, a wider shorter vase has a similar weight to a taller skinnier vase. High, Low, MediumDecorating your dresser with items that are all the same height gives a monotonous, basic, dull, and boring look. Instead, decorate using items of different heights for a dynamic designer look and optimize dresser styling. You can use a tall vase with flowers next to a medium sized clock next to a low stack of books for an interesting vignette. Consider stacking decor pieces on top of attractive hard back books or other items to create the height that works best for your dresser and decor style. Feel free to experiment with different items in different positions until your decor looks balanced but not boring. Group a CollectionIf you have a collection of perfume bottles, small figurines, or pretty lotions on top of your dresser; group them together on a tray. The grouping will feel like one larger item instead of a cluttered mess. Consider using a vintage silver tray, a mirrored tray, or a crystal tray to contain your smaller items. If you keep your jewelry on top of your dresser, make sure to have a decorative jewelry box or other vessel to keep all of the items grouped together. Also consider grouping a collection of smaller items in a decorative bowl. This might include marbles, candies, decorative spheres, rocks, matchbooks, or any other item that you might collect. A collection of candlesticks looks best when clustered in a group instead of spread evenly throughout the top of your dresser. Lamp or CandlesA lamp is a great addition to the top of a dresser because it allows you additional lighting options for your bedroom as well as looking pretty. Interior designers love providing multiple lighting options per room so you can modify the light level per activity. You can select a metallic lamp to add a bit of shine to your room or you could add a colorful lamp, or two matching lamps, to complement your bedroom color scheme and decor style. Candles are another great item to add to your dresser. They add a cozy and comforting element when lit. Scented candles also add a nice fragrance to your bedroom. Plant or FlowersFor a designer touch, add a plant and/or some fresh flowers to the top of your dresser. Avoid fake flowers or plants, if at all possible, because most of them look horribly fake and only collect dust. If you cannot keep a plant alive, then feel free to use fake plants, however make sure to get one that is very high quality to look as real as possible (not one from your local big box store down the street of from a lower priced accessory store). You do not have to buy your fresh flowers from the store. Consider planting some flowering bushes and some plants with attractive greenery in your garden so you can take cuttings to bring inside your home. Find a Home For Everything If you are in the habit of dumping random items on the top of your dresser that don't belong there (loose change, wallet, purse, laundry), make sure to create a specified area in your home for these items. Creating a home for everyday items is the best way to stay organized and for your home to always look its best. You might want to invest in a valet tray #ad to keep your smaller items (watch, wallet, phone, loose change, car keys, glasses, etc) organized. Adding a hook to a wall is a great way to have a designated spot for a purse, computer bag, backpack, or briefcase. The hook might be in a closet or on the back of a door. Articles You Might Also Like How to Decorate a Bedside Table or Nightstand A Designer's Checklist of Things to Consider When Decorating a Bedroom How to Make a Bed like a Designer
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A boutique hotel is a smaller and more intimate hotel that is usually more stylish and fashionable than a regular chain hotel. They offer a more personalized hotel experience, often with contemporary or modern designed interiors. They have the latest technology, however it is neatly tucked away without cords being visible. Here are some ideas for getting the boutique hotel look when decorating your home. EclecticSkip the matching furniture pieces and decorate your home in a collected eclectic look. Matchy-matchy is predictable and does not lend itself to the excitement and drama of a boutique hotel. For an eclectic look, bypass the large accessory store down the street and shop online at auction sites or reinvent items you already own with a new bold paint color or custom upholstery. Photo by Boutique Homes - Search bedroom design ideas VintageVintage items are not always considered when decorating a contemporary or modern space, but the right vintage piece can add interest to a room. Vintage items are likely well built (since they have lasted so far) and your neighbors most likely don't have them in their homes. Don't forget that you can reupholster them or spray paint them a bold or metallic color for an updated look. Bold PatternsDecorate your boutique hotel style home using bold large scale patterns for drama. You can decorate your home using a bold wallpaper, bold fabric, or an over sized piece of graphic art. Bold patterns demand attention and add drama that is found in a boutique hotel. Photo by Maureen Stevens Design - Browse bedroom photos Oversized ItemsInstead of a collection of many smaller items, decorate using one larger over sized item for a boutique hotel look. The over sized item creates a focal point and looks less cluttered, creating a more modern and streamlined design. LightingDon't overlook the lighting when decorating your home. Select large bold light fixtures or small hidden recessed fixtures for a boutique style hotel look. Think of lighting as a large piece of jewelry for your room. Not all lighting should come from the ceiling - make sure there is lighting lower in the room by using lamps. Photo by Tiffany Eastman Interiors, LLC - More bedroom photos ArtworkArt is very important when decorating in a boutique hotel style. If possible, use original pieces of artwork instead of something mass produced. No ClutterBoutique hotels do not have clutter. Most vertical surfaces have minimal accessories if any. Items that look messy are out of sight. Photo by Beth Dotolo, ASID, RID, NCIDQ - Discover bedroom design inspiration Control the CordsTechnology is important to boutique hotels, however not at the sake of the interior design. When possible, go wireless in your home for a boutique hotel look. If you have technology that does not need to be visible, such as an alarm panel or a modem, hide it or cover it. All electrical and data cords should be hidden. Create a frame around your flat panel TV and hide the cable or satellite box by using a radio frequency remote instead of an infrared remote. Create a docking station for all electronics that is not only functional but stylish. Photo by Space Grace & Style - Search bedroom design ideas Think LocalBoutique hotels are appropriate for their surroundings. A boutique hotel in New York is going to be very different than a boutique hotel in Florida. Be inspired by what is outside your doors. Embrace the best parts of the city where you live and bring those aspects to the interiors of your home.
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Ever wondered how to make pink feel fresh and exciting in your bedroom decor? Can pink be both playful and sophisticated? Let's dive into a world of Pink Bedroom Ideas that will show you how to add a fun and feminine touch to your space. From soft pastels to bold fuchsias, these ideas will help you transform your bedroom into a stylish haven that’s perfect for relaxation and creativity. Ready to embrace the pink? Let's get started and find out how to make your bedroom truly pop with personality! 1. Pastel Pink Peaceful Nook Utilizing subtle pastel pink shades with
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