Bed pillows and mattresses and their association with interior design
Bed pillows and mattresses and their association with interior design
If you’ve been following this for a while, you know that interiors should be beautiful, comfortable, and easy to live in, and the bedroom is no exception.
There are four easy steps to designing your bed like an interior designer so that it looks good, feels comfortable, and is easy to maintain.
Start with the quality of the furnishings
The better the quality of the sheets, the softer they are, and the better they wear.
Choosing 100% cotton will allow you to sleep better because it breathes, so you won’t feel too hot.
With high thread count cotton sheets, the more you wash them, the softer they become.
Invest in a down comforter
This high-quality down comforter not only looks great on the bed, it also feels amazingly comfortable when you climb into it at the end of a long day.
Again, a good quality cotton cover and down filling will ensure that you don’t overheat at night as it is breathable.
When shopping for a down comforter, please look for companies that use down from good sources.
Choosing a lighter weight comforter for all seasons is also a good idea, some thicker weights may be too warm.
Tuck your luxurious comforter into a crisp cotton duvet cover for the ultimate sleeping experience.
Layer in pillows
If you have a king size bed, use three euro pillows, if you have a queen or full size bed, use two euro pillows.
Next, layer in the pillows in the flimsy covers that match your comforter set, then the pillows
The ones you sleep on included in the covers that match your sheet set.
And make sure to use king size pillow inserts if you have a king size bed as they are larger and fill the space better.
He also recommends upgrading all of your pillows so they all have the same fullness and sit nicely
Finally, choose either one long lumbar pillow or two smaller ones for front seating.
Finish with a throw blanket
The final step to your bed design is to add a bit of color (or contrast if you’re not using color) and texture to the bottom of the bed by incorporating a throw blanket.
You can either throw it in a corner, or you can lay it flat across the entire bed.
Adding this last extra detail really ties the whole look together as long as you use the same colors you used for the decorative pillows.
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