Designer Tips for Creating a Better Bedroom

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We’ve probably all looked at a particular room in our house and thought there was something missing. That thought can be particularly annoying when you’re looking at your master bedroom. After all, it’s hard to relax when you have the nagging feeling that the place that’s supposed to be your sanctuary needs help.

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Few sensations are more jarring than swinging your feet out of bed only to hit a cold, hard floor. But rugs are expensive, which ups the ante on a decision that’s already tricky. Where should you place it? Are there rules for how it should sit under your furniture? How big should it be?

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Take this room, for example. Notice how Jacobs placed the rug so it created a border around the bed where his clients could walk, but didn’t bring the rug all the way back to the wall behind the bed?

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He also points out that the expense of buying an area rug can also be a factor — not only for placement, but also for rug size and type. So get creative! Place smaller rugs alongside your bed, use a runner at the foot of your bed or play with a rug’s position to make it seem larger.

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Whether your children like to help you choose your outfits or you’re looking for a private place where you can lounge, a chair or chaise can be a useful piece in a master bedroom.

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This space actually belongs to a pair of sisters whose parents gave them the master so they’d have enough space. Jacobs used color-blocked chaise longues to pull in the color scheme.

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