I'm a stager. I come across this sometimes and this is what I share. Master Bedrooms should be a cool color. Soft and dreamy. They should be feminine. What I mean by that is rounded edges, soft textures and lighting that can dimmed for romance. A man should feel masculine in the room. A solid comforter with accent pillows, and no, don't pile them up, just a couple will do. Mirrors are great because they can reflect any candles you add for a glowing feel. Curtains should be a simple pattern with maybe a sheer under to give just a touch of sexy if left open. Hang them from ceiling to floor for drama. I don't suggest photos of the kids everywhere, this a space for mom and dad to escape and be an oasis for relaxation and intimacy. Don't over do the girly things, like ruffles. Keep it simple.
Soft warm colors, no clutter, a special or personal item that makes your partner smile, especially the warm, welcoming smile on your face ! Don't forget the smell of FRESH AIR NOT ARTIFICIAL SCENTS THAT OVERPOWER.
A romantic setting is different things to different people, so you need to decide what you "Find romantic." Having been happily married for almost 45 years I do suggest a few things:
1.It should be a private retreat without a television!
2. The style should be easy enough that a quick spruce up is possible every day in order to maintain the specialness of your private room.
3.The style should incorporate elements that are pleasing to both you and your spouse.
I've included a picture of our master bedroom which incorporates my love of Rivendale as described in J.R.R.Tolkein's books, the colours navy blue and silver, my husbands favorite reenactment sword and his enjoyment of ancient weaponry.
I'm not a big fan of matching bedroom sets. In my opinion they lack personality and simply say, "Yep. I went to a furniture store and got everything in one stop." I l...
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I'm a stager. I come across this sometimes and this is what I share. Master Bedrooms should be a cool color. Soft and dreamy. They should be feminine. What I mean by that is rounded edges, soft textures and lighting that can dimmed for romance. A man should feel masculine in the room. A solid comforter with accent pillows, and no, don't pile them up, just a couple will do. Mirrors are great because they can reflect any candles you add for a glowing feel. Curtains should be a simple pattern with maybe a sheer under to give just a touch of sexy if left open. Hang them from ceiling to floor for drama. I don't suggest photos of the kids everywhere, this a space for mom and dad to escape and be an oasis for relaxation and intimacy. Don't over do the girly things, like ruffles. Keep it simple.
Soft warm colors, no clutter, a special or personal item that makes your partner smile, especially the warm, welcoming smile on your face ! Don't forget the smell of FRESH AIR NOT ARTIFICIAL SCENTS THAT OVERPOWER.
Layers of bedding with lots of pillows. Candles on bedside tables. Indirect soft lighting.
A romantic setting is different things to different people, so you need to decide what you "Find romantic." Having been happily married for almost 45 years I do suggest a few things:
1.It should be a private retreat without a television!
2. The style should be easy enough that a quick spruce up is possible every day in order to maintain the specialness of your private room.
3.The style should incorporate elements that are pleasing to both you and your spouse.
I've included a picture of our master bedroom which incorporates my love of Rivendale as described in J.R.R.Tolkein's books, the colours navy blue and silver, my husbands favorite reenactment sword and his enjoyment of ancient weaponry.
Hope you find this helpful.
Happy decorating.
PS- a chandelier or soft accent lighting never hurts. Have fun!