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Homestyling tip request, Bedroom
Posted: 2007-03-01 05:53am
by Faram
Okay, I am at home with a cold so being my restless self I decided to get starting on fixing up my bedroom.
I am reasonably happy with the rest of the rooms, But I am fresh out of ideas in the bedroom.
Some images, and no I dont sleep on the madress like that, the cover is in the washmacine.
Any ideas? My budget is 10.000kr or $1500us
Exluding a new bed for 14.000kr that I will buy soon.
The dimensions are 3,3m * 2,9m
Posted: 2007-03-01 06:08am
by Bounty
I'd put a desk up against the wall to the left of the window (maybe one with a corner extension so you have a larger workspace around the PC), turn the bed 90° and put it on the far-right side of the windowed wall with the your head against the outer wall, invest in a nice fuzzy carpet, maybe repaint the walls in a soft yellow to give the impression of more space...and you should definitely replace the curtains with shorter, less transparent ones.
Posted: 2007-03-01 06:19am
by Faram
Bounty wrote:I'd put a desk up against the wall to the left of the window (maybe one with a corner extension so you have a larger workspace around the PC), turn the bed 90° and put it on the far-right side of the windowed wall with the your head against the outer wall, invest in a nice fuzzy carpet, maybe repaint the walls in a soft yellow to give the impression of more space...and you should definitely replace the curtains with shorter, less transparent ones.
Last thing first.
The curtains have a extra set behind them that I can close for almost complete darkness.
It is only at night that I do that, I like light.
Moving the desk and the bed, Think I will do that.
Fuzzy mat... Naa dont like them to much dust.
Posted: 2007-03-01 06:24am
by Bounty
The curtains have a extra set behind them that I can close for almost complete darkness.
It is only at night that I do that, I like light.
I'd still consider new ones, though. The current set look like they were made from leftover stockings.
Fuzzy mat... Naa dont like them to much dust.
That's what I thought, too, but they do add bit a of homeliness that a hardwood floor just can't replace.
I'm a sucker for cozy rooms, though. If you prefer utilitarian or minimalistic design, ignore me
What style are you after, anyway?
Posted: 2007-03-01 06:27am
by Faram
Bounty wrote:I'm a sucker for cozy rooms, though. If you prefer utilitarian or minimalistic design, ignore me
What style are you after, anyway?
I am more of a minemalist, less is more.
What style.. Do not know really perhaps simple elegant and cozy.
Posted: 2007-03-01 08:36am
by SyntaxVorlon
Which direction does the window face and what hours of sunlight do you get up in the frozen north?
Posted: 2007-03-01 08:38am
by Bounty
SyntaxVorlon wrote:Which direction does the window face and what hours of sunlight do you get up in the frozen north?
South-southeast, going by the clock.