Taste, need, and budget are things that come to mind when you plan to design a personal bed room. Due to its importance, it should start from you, what you want to feel when you spend your time in there. Should functionality become the main consideration, or the aesthetic? Or even both. Whenever possible, it’s more flexible to start from scratch so that there are plenty of opportunities for you to indulge your creativity. These are things that will help you design your ultimate personal bed room, we also includes some photos to give you inspiration.

1. Start from the basic, how do you want it to be? Should it be modern minimalist, classic, retro, or any other style?
2. Color theme. It’s the general impression one gets when entering your room, in this case, your favorite should do just fine. Any addition must be carefully though, so that it can go well with the main color theme.
3. Lighting. Start with the natural lighting; the angle and the direction from which the outside light comes through. This might be subject to the seasonal change and may effect other aspects such as humidity, wind direction, etc. Having considered that, now it’s time to arrange the electric light. What you need to take into account is how bright you want it to be, or even better, you can choose lighting mechanisms that enable you to change the level of brightness and color combination.
4. Let’s go gown to the floor. It mainly involves the choice of material. Different material can have different feel and effect to your room. Wooden floor gives the warm sense. Other material may also be good choice, such as ceramic, granite, etc.
5. The wall should fit the theme color. Wallpaper can do a lot of help due to its flexibility.
6. There are myriad choices for the furniture; the material, the color, and the shape. Your creativity should know what fits best. Considering the light, color theme, the wall, the furniture choice will add to the comfortable room. The same principles also apply for other decorative items.
7. Take your daily activities into account. It means that you have to answer how you are going to use the room. For example, do you need it to be softly lit, relaxing, and calm because most of the time, you go to your room after day-long work. Again, this is personal and can be varied among individuals.
8. Now, it’s the air. Consider the intake and the outtake. How air flow in your room is affected by the direction, size, and apparatus of the window, door, and perhaps even the ceiling. This consideration comes together with the lighting, even though light and air may behave differently. Generally you don’t want your room to be too windy, but at the same time you need fresh, cooling air.
9. The placement of electric apparatus. Safety, functionality, and practicality are things to bear in mind. This has a lot to do with your activities. It’s easier to arrange the electricity set up based on routine activities.

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