Lilac Bedroom Rug

Lilac Bedroom Rug

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Bedroom Furniture Reading Pa

Bedroom Furniture Reading Pa

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Styling A Small Master Bedroom

Styling A Small Master Bedroom

DAVID TSAY, styling by Janna Lufkin

Your bedrooms are arguably the most important rooms in your house. After all, the master bedroom is where you both start and end your day, while the guest bedroom is the place where you welcome those special overnight guests. That's why we've put together this inspiring bedroom design guide. Jam-packed with more than 100 (!) of our best and brightest bedroom decorating ideas, it'll help you visualize your dream space and provide the tips and simple ideas you'll need to get that look.

First up, figure out the style you'd like for your room: are you dreaming of a cozy bedroom ideas that beckon you to curl up with a good book, a cheerful, gingham-filled hideaway, a farmhouse rustic bedroom, or a white bedroom that removes you from the stresses of the day? With that in mind, let's get started. Whether a spacious master suite or a small bedroom, the easiest and most affordable way to update your space is by painting the walls a fresh, new hue. (Check out our list of these best paint colors for bedrooms to get you started.) If you're looking for something a little more involved, consider a bedroom wall decor treatment such as wallpaper, salvaged wood, built-in millwork, or a statement hanging installation.

Now it's time to dig into the fun stuff! Your bed and other pieces of bedroom furniture are important pieces to help set the mood and style of your bedroom. One of the best ways to ensure that your bedroom is unique and personal is to mix and match your bed, bedside tables, dresser, armoire, and other bedroom furniture rather than buying a matching suite. If you are up for a DIY challenge, consider even making your own DIY headboard and adding some floating nightstands for a bedroom that will be truly one-of-a-kind. Lastly, don't forget to add a cute bedroom chair (best paired with a floor lamp and side table) or cozy window seat for reading. Lastly, to really give your bedroom personality, consider new bedroom curtains, a cozy rug, layers of sink-in bedding, and a few fun accessories and collections that will bring you a smile every morning. Keep reading for sweet dreams ahead.

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Cozy Built-in Bed Nook

In their New York cottage, Sea Roost, Mate Gallery owners Matt Albiani and Ron Brand transformed the small bedroom into a dreamy coastal retreat by building a cozy captain's bed that they then surrounded with vintage indigo textiles and topped with an indigo-inspired wallpaper.

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Small Space Storage

You would never guess that this bright and airy all white bedroom measures only 170 square feet! Painting the planked ceiling, shiplapped walls, and trim all the same crisp, clean white was key to achieving this deceivingly spacious look.

Small Space Storage Tip: If you have a small bedroom or your closets are in short supply—as in nonexistent!—bring in a vintage clothing rack to add function with style. Also place a trunk or blanket chest at the end of the bed as a makeshift linen closet.

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Statement Headboard

In her master bedroom, style blogger and author Liz Marie Galvan (@lizmariegalvan) chose a mantel-inspired headboard to add architectural interest against the plain white walls. A chunky cable-knit throw atop layers of subtle striped bedding provides softness.

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Mixing Patterns

For a bedroom that really pops, like this Texas guest room, start by painting your walls and trim a crisp white. Then bring in graphic patterns through a rug and upholstered headboard. Topping the bed with all white bedding helps the patterns pop even more. Tip: Choose pieces of similar colors to keep the look tailored and sophisticated.

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Salvaged Headboard

For a unique headboard, stylist Matthew Gleason turned a salvaged door on its side. To keep installation easy, attach the door directly to the wall and pair with a simple platform bed.

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Built-in Bedside Bookcase

If you have a small bedroom, consider swapping a floor space-sucking bedside table with a narrow recessed built-in bookcase. The space-saving nook provides not only storage space for your favorite books and bedside essentials, but also display space for an arrangement of accessories, vintage finds, and bedroom-perfect houseplants.

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Pops of Color

Painting all the walls and trim a crisp white (try Simply White by Benjamin Moore) provides the perfect backdrop to showcase colorful painted furniture and graphic framed art. In this cheery California bedroom, an overscaled green painted four-poster bed takes center stage, while the vintage art provides even more eye-catching color.

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Painted Accent Wall

In the attic bedroom of her Wisconsin home, designer and DIY columnist Jenni Yolo (@ispydiy) painted the ceiling and side walls a crisp white to make the small bedroom feel more spacious. She then chose to paint the oddly shaped end wall a calming blue (Dusty Laurel by Behr) to add some interest.

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Natural Wood Accents

Maria Carr of @dreamywhiteslifestyle knows a few things about decorating an all-white bedroom. In her airy California cottage, the master bedroom is awash in a variety of white hues, from white painted planked walls to a white slipcovered chair to layers of soft and pretty white bedding. To break up the sea of white, she replaced the original closet door with a natural wood salvaged door, chose black oak herringbone flooring, and added a rustic pine bench. For an easy and romantic bedroom curtain idea, Maria simply hung a vintage monogrammed textile.

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Embrace the Architecture

Old houses come with all kinds of lovable nooks and crannies, so embrace—and enhance—the quirkiness of your space when decorating. In this small bedroom, homeowner Matthew Gleason emphasized the slope and height of the low ceiling with contrasting paints. The pretty blue ceiling (Fantasy Blue by Benjamin Moore) also brings the sky indoors.

Small Space Bedroom Tricks: Follow Matthew's lead and forget the footboard, instead opting for a just a headboard. For extra bedside storage, try pulling up a vintage chair.

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Textured Neutrals

In this Georgia bedroom, designer James Farmer embraced a soothing grasscloth for the walls, then brought in additional layers of texture with a woven headboard and an arrangement of rattan basket trays for the wall.

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Bold Headboard

The master bedroom in this Mississippi farmhouse features a charcoal headboard inspired by an old door, which brings out the blue in the hand-woven rug and serves as a perfect accent piece in an otherwise neutral room.

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Nature-Inspired Neutrals

The soft color scheme throughout this Alabama lake house brings an element of serenity to this room. The muted brown, green, blue, and tan hues were all inspired by the breathtaking scenery surrounding the home.

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Shiplap on a Slope

The way that this California bedroom's white shiplap walls slope inward while maintaining a space above the bed adds dimension and extra coziness. The laser-cut lanterns casts soft shadows on the walls at night, adding to the effect.

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Pile on the Heirlooms

Made by this East Alabama homeowner's grandmother, the hand-stitched quilt provided design inspiration for the entire guest room, starting with the red-orange paint on the French doors. The Laredo iron bed, another historically accurate touch, tempers the sweetness of the graphic floral motif.

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Stylish Murphy Bed

A good tiny bedroom strategy: Think like a boutique hotel. Far-flung friends—a.k.a. air mattress aficionados—will appreciate the fluffy towels, reading lights, and wait a minute, is that a pull-down bed? Get even more inspiration for making small spaces work harder.

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Serene Symmetry

The owners of this Maine cottage converted a storage unit already on the property into the ultimate he-and-she-shed. Now attached to the main house, the cozy quarters accommodate a queen-size bed and headboard flanked by custom floating bedside tables. Petite lamps and a homemade single-bulb pendant provide ample light without bulk, and a custom lumbar pillow made from Indian textiles helps the room feel a bit wider.

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Cozy Treehouse Getaway

The owners of this Nashville treehouse designed the space around this iron bed, which was originally in a guest room in the main house. Made of bark cloth, the pillow's material is aptly named for its environment.

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White Shiplap

"We just wanted a spot that was restful and calm," says the owner of this Washington farmhouse. Once they peeled the 1970s pink floral wallpaper off the walls, they uncovered drywall that was bowed, so a friend hit it with a hammer and discovered shiplap, which they painted white. They brought in a platform bed, antique blankets, and an old leather chair from Craigslist.

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Views of Nature

Yes, the guest room of this Maine home is small (just 10 feet wide!), but what it lacks in square footage it more than makes up for in views. It overlooks the scenic backyard filled with birch and spruce trees. The tiny table—just big enough to accommodate a bud vase, cell phone, or coffee cup—was a gift from the owner's aunt.

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Passion for Color

Designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard isn't afraid of color—and you shouldn't be either! A seafoam green four-poster bed pairs perfectly with a bright blue comforter and patterned wallpaper.

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Dreamy Spring Bedroom

Refresh a tired space with a lively mix of patterns and hues. A playful bedspread (Tatiana by Kathryn M. Ireland) provides an easy jumping off point to inspire other design elements, like a chippy vintage whitewashed bed that gives soul to the space and keeps feminine prints from feeling too prim. Bold textiles pop against neutral wood paneling, and unexpected accents like a vintage hat mold on the table make a space feel truly personal.

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A Room With a View

Inspired by a collection of vintage landscape paintings, designer Stephanie Sabbe created a boy's bedroom with the potential to grow with him.

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Cherished Art Display

Rather than edit down a large collection of artwork, this California homeowner created a gallery wall that stretches from the crown molding to the baseboards, making room for every cherished piece.

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Updated Parlor Retreat

The bedroom in this 105-year-old Victorian farmhouse was originally the house's parlor. The homeowner upholstered the white-painted bed in a graphic blue-and-white-check fabric to complement the whimsical sheets. Wallpaper with a wood grain pattern, a fresh way to achieve a similar effect as unpainted, wood-paneled walls, creates a warm backdrop for the crisp bed.

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Blue and White Bedroom

Patterned textiles add dimension to light, bright spaces, as seen in the master bedroom of this rural Connecticut farmhouse. Although the homeowner mixed multiple patterns—windowpane plaid, vertical and horizontal stripes—the effect is still subdued, thanks to the consistent palette.

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Golden Accents

A 1950s brass Hollywood Regency headboard that the homeowner picked up at a local antiques store is the centerpiece of the master bedroom in this Arizona ranch home. Its metallic finish inspired the room's other golden accents, from the nightstand's campaign details to the 1960s tufted yellow bench.

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No-Fuss Neutrals

The laid-back atmosphere of country superstar Ronnie Dunn's Tennessee barn home is maintained by keeping the palette neutral while focusing on organic textures (lots of linen and rope) and raw materials (metal, wood, and stone). An antique barn door track gets a second life as a picture rail above the tufted burlap headboard in the master bedroom.

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Light Up Bedroom Set

Light Up Bedroom Set

Amortization schedules sound complicated but they help simplify loan payments. This special accounting tool works best with loans paid over a fixed time period according to The Balance. It helps you manage payments, visualize them and better understand the costs. Learn all about amortization with this quick guide.

Before you start using an amortization table calculator or drawing up your own schedule, it helps to better understand what amortization is all about. Simply put, it's a method for paying certain types of loans.

Long-term loans that you pay off over a number of years typically accrue interest along the way. The method for paying those loans over time using small increments of money that goes toward the principal, or the total amount you borrowed, and the interest that's applied to the loan, according to Smartsheet.

Reasons to Set an Amortization Schedule

An amortization schedule is a table of loan payments that shows you the amount of interest and principal that goes into each payment from the time you get the loan until you have it paid off, as noted by Investopedia. The biggest reason to create a schedule like this? It allows you to visualize the amount of interest you're really paying, giving you an effective tool for comparing different loan options.

You could have two loan options: one with a lower monthly payment and one with a higher payment amount, says The Balance. Once you create an amortization schedule, you'll clearly see the difference you'll pay in interest. That can help you make more informed decisions about your loans.

What Goes into an Amortization Schedule?

Before you can create your own printable amortization chart, you need to know all the components that go into the calculations. Smartsheet recommends gathering details like:

• Your loan amount, the total you borrow before taking any interest or payments into account
• The amount of time you'll take paying off the loan, a period usually expressed in years
• The annual interest rate
• The frequency you'll make payments, which could be weekly, monthly or yearly depending on the loan
• The total number of payments required to pay the loan

Loans That Get Amortized

You wouldn't get a free amortization chart or spreadsheet for credit cards. Amortization schedules are designed for loans with fixed payment amounts spread over time. This most commonly applies to monthly payments for loans like auto, home and student loans, as noted by The Balance. It's important to note that the payment amount itself remains the same throughout the life of the loan, but the amounts going toward principal and interest differs.

Tips for Setting an Amortization Schedule

Now that you know more about amortization and what goes into an amortization schedule, consider creating your own free amortization spreadsheet. You can use software like Excel or Smartsheet. The Balance recommends creating it by hand using a few basic steps:

1. Start by noting the total loan amount
2. Calculate the interest for each loan period.
3. Subtract the periodic interest charge from your payment amount to calculate the amount of principal you're paying
4. Reduce the loan balance by the amount of principal you paid to figure out the loan balance.
5. Repeat the formula until you've figured out the payments for the life of the loan

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Mixing Furniture Colors In Bedroom

Mixing Furniture Colors In Bedroom

How Do You Choose a Paint Color for Your Bedroom?

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Ready to deck out your bedroom with an entirely new look? Creating the perfect vision for your sleep space is exciting and fun — once you get past the challenging first step of choosing a new paint color. Achieving the look and feel you want for your primary relaxation zone all starts with selecting the perfect color for your walls.

Do you want the room to inspire a bright, cheerful mood or promote a sense of calm? The color you choose can help you achieve it. Are you interested in lavish furnishings and decor or pieces with simple tones and lines? Your walls need to complement your desired look, not clash with it. Your final choice comes down to personal taste, but we can offer some insight to help you create the bedroom of your (sweet) dreams.

Pick Your Favorite Colors

Start by thinking about colors you really like and heading to your nearest hardware or home improvement store to pick up some paint samples that catch your eye in those color groups. Be sure to choose samples in both light and dark tones for each color. Regardless of the emotions and themes associated with different colors, you want the color you choose to be one you like. Don't waste time looking at samples you don't find visually appealing, and don't get caught up in trends that focus on a color you don't actually like.

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You are the one who spends time in your bedroom, and you want to enjoy the experience. Do you find neutral colors like white, gray and brown to be boring and dull? Then don't choose those colors for your walls just because they are universal and easy to match to furnishings and bedding. Are you drawn to pastel colors or rich jewel tones? Or do you love bright, vibrant colors? You instinctively know what you like, and that is your starting point for narrowing down the list of possible colors.

Give Some Thought to Color Psychology

After you collect samples of the paint colors you like best, think about the mood (feeling) you want to promote inside your bedroom. The concept of color psychology focuses on the ways colors promote different emotions. For example, the warm hues on the color wheel — red, orange and yellow — tend to inspire more energetic feelings. Many people associate the color red with strong, passionate emotions like love, lust and anger, while orange dials the energy back a bit to create a sense of bravery and confidence but with a little less daring. Not surprisingly, yellow promotes happy, positive, "sunshiney" feelings.

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In contrast, cool hues on the color wheel — blue, green and purple — often promote soothing, relaxing emotions. Blues are typically associated with feelings of calmness and serenity because of their association with the sky and the ocean — those bodies take on dark gray or black tones when they aren't calm during storms — and greens often bring to mind freshness and renewal because of their association with plants and growth. Purples inspire a hint of mystery and have a centuries-old connection to royalty, luxury and even the occult.

Keep in mind that in some cases, negative expressions in society cause some people to feel negatively about colors that usually promote positive feelings. For example, you may associate the color blue with feelings of sadness rather than calm tranquility, thanks to depression-related expressions of "feeling blue." Similarly, the tendency of some people to refer to cowards as "yellow" may make you think of caution and cowardice when you see the color yellow instead of happiness. Variations in shade can also change how colors make you feel. A bright blue probably won't feel as soothing as a light sky blue, and a soft baby pink won't feel aggressive and bold like a dark red.

Of course, not everyone wants color on their walls, instead preferring to stick to neutral paint tones in shades of brown, white or black. Shades of tan and brown bring to mind feelings of dependability and coziness and are common choices for more reserved personality types. White creates a crisp, clean look and sparks feelings of purity, while black generally creates a negative vibe, except when it's used as a powerful, elegant accent color. As a blend of white and black, gray is a popular paint choice that depicts the harmony of the two. Color psychology offers some insight into the common relationships between colors and emotions, but your own feelings about a particular color will always matter more than any general guidelines.

Think About the Mood You Want to Create

As you ponder the emotions associated with different colors and eliminate paint options, think about the mood you want to create in your bedroom. If you're not sure how to answer that question, then consider how you will normally use the room. Do you expect to only spend time in your bedroom when you enter to go to bed at night? Then the mood inspired by your color choice may be less relevant, and you can simply focus on complementing your chosen bedding and decor.

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However, if you plan to relax in your bedroom in the evening curled up with a good book or the remote control, then you may want to gravitate to more relaxing cool tones like lighter blues, greens and purples to encourage your body to release tension and wind down. Do you expect to spend more time in your bedroom in the bright light of morning, sitting next to a sunny window while you sip your coffee and watch the morning news? Then warm, energizing colors in the red, orange or yellow families may be just what you need to help you feel revitalized and ready to face the day.

Color Coordinate with Your Adjoining Rooms

If you're still having trouble making a decision, then you can always resort to basic interior decorating tactics and color coordinate your adjoining rooms. For example, if your bedroom has an adjoining master bathroom that is painted a pretty shade of pink, then you could think about colors for your bedroom that would complement the pink. That could mean painting your bedroom another matching shade of pink or opting for a complementary color on the color wheel, which you can find online. (For the pink example, colors in the green family would be complementary.)

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Use an Online Paint Color Viewer

Many paint manufacturers have fun and useful tools on their websites that allow you to upload a photo of your room and "paint" the walls with different colors of your choice. The tools are usually easy to use and allow you to see in an instant if you like a particular color or if it's darker or lighter than you thought based on the sample. However, it's important to keep in mind that you need to use high-quality, well-lit photos of your rooms to ensure the most accurate results. Paint colors could look dramatically different if the lighting in your photo is poor. Most companies also provide a variety of stock images to practice with, and it's generally a good idea to compare the look of the paint on your photo with that of a stock photo.

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Two Bedroom Apartment Layout Ideas

Two Bedroom Apartment Layout Ideas

What matters first and foremost in designing a house or whatever structure is the floor plan. The layout can tell how the area can be used or if it can be functional and suitable to those dwelling in it.

You are lucky if you are starting from scratch because you can still choose the kind of layout you want.

But if not, just look for existing homes or apartments that have a layout that will make you feel comfortable when you live in it.

Today, we will show you a list of apartment plans with two bedrooms. Plans like this are perfect for four people or for a small family.

There are also shared apartments too which is common for students or young couples. Let us take a look at the apartment plans below.

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Jermey Gamelin

A modern apartment with clean lines and a great amount of natural light. Totally neat!

2.

Guillermina

The patio in this has a unique shape in this design which can be accessed from both bedrooms.

3.

Lorenzo Dixon

What I noticed in this apartment is its floor finish that defines the spaces.

The lovely curvy boundary in the living and dining area is nice.

4.

Springs Apartments

This one has two large bedrooms with their own closets.

The living room is in the center of the bedrooms.

5.

Rent Cafe

A compact design that is bright and light with plenty of natural light in it. The kitchen is small but well designed.

6.

HM Designs

This apartment has an easy open flow because of is layout.

The bedrooms are all situated on the opposite sides with their own bathrooms.

7.

Jermey Gamelin

Fit for young couples, this one has lovely combination of greens and purples with a modern design.

8.

Springs Apartments

This one has a second floor option. In the upper area is a small kitchen, living room and small terrace.

9.

Incore Residential

Beautiful relaxing colors are used in this apartment. Another plus are the windows and walk-in closet!

10.

Jermey Gamelin

Perfect for a man because of its hardwood floors, charcoal walls and an overall masculine design.

11.

Rayvat

With natural light that spills all over the place, the apartment look even more luxurious with this open floor plan.

12.

Hazil Al-Hakeem

Bold stripes of the beddings add more interest to this space.

It is nice that this one has a spacious living and dining area.

13.

Space Dart

Beautiful details are seen in this apartment from smooth tiles to rich hardwoods and the lovely choice of furniture too.

14.

Guillermina

If you live with another couple in your apartment, this layout is good because it doesn't just have two bedrooms and bathrooms but also two living rooms. But you've got to share the kitchen, at least, for some bonding time too.

15.

Ahmet Nazif SATI

This apartment has a laundry, guest bathroom, a study, cloakroom and other area that you would like to have.

It has a Zen-like feel with its usage of colors and materials.

16.

Summit Chase Apartments

This one has a simple design provided an easy access to the entry and garage.

17.

House Planology

I like the wooden deck here which is perfect for relaxation.

The layout of this apartment is really nice and is good for a small family.

18.

The blue tiles in the bathroom adds some pop of color in this apartment with a neutral color palette.

19.

Tech N Gen

I like the look of this one. One of the bedrooms has its own balcony and the living area is quite spacious too.

There is even a storage area and another balcony that is larger than the one in the bedroom.

20.

Indy Campus Apartments

If your lot has a rectangular shape like this and a small width, then this can be a good layout.

How do you find the apartment plans we featured here? I know you will find this useful especially if you are planning your own apartment.

You can get ideas too on how you can decorate your space. The ones featured above have two bedrooms but you can also go with one bedroom apartments if you are the only one living in there.

Two Bedroom Apartment Layout Ideas

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