DESIGNER TRICKS TO MAKE YOUR BEDROOM LOOK & FEEL EXPENSIVE (hotel vibes✨)

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[robininva]

We not only have a tea station in our bedroom, we have a whiskey/wine lounge in a room connected to our bedroom. The house was built in the 90s and I’m positive it was designed to be a nursery. We bought a gorgeous Pottery Barn wood and leather bar, four club chairs, a vintage rug….etc…and painted the walls a deep, moody gray. We love, love, love it and feel so blessed. I wish I could show you. ♥️ We’re “older” and we’ve kind of “earned” this luxury. We raised 5 kids…all grown…so it was definitely time to indulge in ourselves. Loved this video because I am alll about “us” in this season! Thank you!

[rachellerachelle]

Great video but I’d love to see one for small bedrooms. All of the examples here are huge, obviously in large expensive homes, far removed from city apartment living, especially outside the US and Canada. I have a double bed pushed right against the wall and it gives me less than two feet on the one side and at the foot of the bed. That’s it. No dresser, no end tables, no chairs - just not possible.

[emiliaumana]

An idea for personal belongings in the bedroom is just have a memory box (may have turned from a box to an ottoman in my case...) to just store sentimental items close to you but not necessarily display them

[dianethompson]

My bed frame is a white iron look bed—$149. I can’t afford a lot, but I love this bed. I have 3 “misty forrest” canvas pictures over my bed and white bedspread with white, tan and first green pillows. I love the way it looks and feels!! It’s luxury to me within my budget!

[aslenoir]

Not everyone sleeps better with blackout curtains - personally I find them deeply unpleasant and can never sleep well in hotels that have them unless I keep them open. I need to be able to at least tell whether it's day or night outside and preferably see outside at least a little, otherwise I wake up in panic at 3 am, wondering where I am and what time it is, as well as feeling claustrophobic. Linen curtains all the way!

[estherdiaz]

What a breath of fresh air. Thank you for getting straight to the point and making us engaged while imparting your home decor knowledge ❤

[paulidevoss]

Hemp sheets are my new obsession ❤️ They are beautifully thick and luxurious and feel like the best quality linen. And they wear so well and get softer over time. They’re also way more sustainable than cotton and linen. They fit right in with your natural materials aesthetic too. Thanks for another great video!

[willsx]

I agree with not buying a heavy bed but I wouldn't go with an upholstered headboard. I know it is currently a big trend but even with performance fabric, ones friends have owned for a while haven't worn that well over time, especially if you have pets or like to prop up and read in bed. They need much more cleaning and upkeep than a nice modern wooden or metal frame that just needs to be wiped down. I also don't agree with not having personal items in a bedroom. I don't think it should look cluttered, but I don't want my bedroom to feel as impersonal as a hotel room, just my two cents or two posh pennies 😉

[sarat]

Loved these tips! And I agree with buying expensive bed sheets. We bought some linen sheets and I wish we did this sooner. Every time we go to be we feel pampered now. Looking forward to hearing more tips 💕🤩

[wendywittmann]

I have a roll out matress in our guest room but I've never slept better than on a traditional spring matress and box spring. It's substantial and oh so comfortable!

[MsRosieA]

I’m a new subscriber with notifications because I just love your ideas!

Not only do you talk about the styling of the space, but you actually talk about how you INTERACT with that space.

I watch a lot of design channels and some of these ideas I’ve never heard before. I particularly like the way you have considered not just physical comfort, but also mental comfort! I really appreciate the way you have realised that it’s not JUST a matter of style, but a place to support rest and recuperation from the world and its woes. I haven’t noticed anybody else addressing that…

You’re doing a brilliant job! Looking forward to more episodes! 🤩

[elisabethvismans]

I have decorated my master bedroom in Parisian style. Soft pink velvet bed. Painted pink stripes in the wall behind the headboard. Mirrors and oil paintings made be mr, a large Brigitte Bardot poster, and more. A French looking chair in a corner. Beautiful nightstands with pink marbled tops, cream color rug on a dark wooden floor. I lived in Paris and just wanted that here in my bedroom. It’s bright and airy and cozy. Not over the top. I love it.

[coolyou-tdzn]

I just love her sense of humor ~~~so fun to watch and also she shares very good tips for design and decor !!! I am going to watch all her videos now lol

[coletteHawk]

Some of these ideas or concepts apply much more easily to large bedrooms than smaller ones.

[jthari]

Love this. Before I moved my bedroom felt cluttered. My master bedroom in my new home is bigger and more streamlined while art adds personality. Great advice!

[thegazetteyt]

I love that "being rich" means you have your kitchen in your bedroom, or you live in a studio. LOL

[celiamitchell]

Yes, small bedroom ideas.
Please.
Thank you.
Beautiful video.

[kittyelenbaas]

Why do so many realtors and decorators decry personal decor in the house let alone in the most personal room in the house? I like a home to tell me about the owners who live there. While a hotel room can be very attractive, it’s just that, an impersonal hotel room. The over cluttering you showed was always due to unmade beds, clothes strewn on the floor, etc., , not personal objects. Huge ho es with bars and kitchens in the bedroom just prove no o e needs a house that big and don’t even utilize the space.

[susan]

Seating areas are so pretty… but in our personal homes they are an all too convenient place to toss our clothes 😊

[joannebutzerin]

My sisters stacked a mini-fridge and microwave in my mother's walk-in closet, right next to the master bath. We should have added a coffee maker. It was mostly out of sight and a huge convenience for her--and for us when we needed to take care of her at home.