Southern designers weigh in.
Bedrooms should be places of calm and rest, says designerMaggie Griffin.
Out are the days of overly-stuffed rooms andoutdated design trends, its all about apared-downand refreshing bedroom suite.
Credit:Robbie Caponetto; Styling: Kendra Surface
Well, its high time to clean it out.
Declutter your nightstands!"
Its easier said than done, but the furniture you select for your bedroom can help.
Credit:Brie Williams
Im firmly in the no TV in the bedroom camp, says designerLaura Hodges.
Unused Gadgets
ensure to get rid of old gadgets like former tv clickers and untouched alarm clocks.
They add clutter and youll wonder if you still use them, says Morse.
Anything Work Related
When possible, keep work out of your bedroom.
Laptops, paperwork, and other work-related items should be kept far away from your bedroom.
Unnecessary Pillows
Yes, we love beautiful throw pillows!
But that doesnt mean you need a small army of them.
She advises picking a few larger pillows and getting rid of or finding a new home for smaller ones.
Consider relying on dimmable lights and table lamps to create a more lived-in and layered feel.
You need a separate area to be your work zone thats not in your sleep zone.
Youll have a more restful sleep by keeping it separate, says Morse.
Cox emphasizes the importance of finding the right ones to give you the best rest.
LED bulbs do not have the same dimming capabilities as incandescent bulbs and also have a cooler color temperature.
Dimmable warm, soft lighting from bedside sconces invite you to find a moment of peace, says Lowe.
