Archives – December, 2007
When someone speaks of Asian design, what comes to mind are exquisite designs and colorful patterns. But because Asia is a big continent, there are quite a number of styles that are all considered Asian, like Persian, Indian, Japanese and Chinese. Nevertheless, whatever design you may choose, each style is distinct, and, truly Asian.
Traditional Asian designs have now been modified and “modernized” to adapt to present times, without deviating from the principle or purpose for which it was created. That is why Asian designs are gaining popularity in the West. Here are some Asian bedroom designs that you can incorporate in your own bedroom.
December 23, 2007
After a stressful and busy day, wouldn’t it be nice to come home to and rest in a quiet and uncluttered bedroom? This feel is what a Japanese bedroom gives. These Zen designs are proven to provide the sense of tranquility and relaxation that you need. Here are some Japanese bedroom designs that you may use for your own bedroom.
The first item that is vital in any Japanese bedroom is a low platform bed, which may or may not have a frame. Bed frames are usually slanted or curved. The bed is usually placed in the center of the room or facing a window. Windows are usually big and are left open to allow natural light inside the room.
December 11, 2007
If you think your bedroom needs a makeover, why not try Tuscan design. Tuscan designs are the most fun and easiest designs to incorporate in your old bedroom. Give your old drab room a warm, romantic feel. Here are some ways to achieve the Tuscan look in your bedroom.
Paint the walls with rust or other earth tones. Rich, vibrant colors like burnt orange and ochre are essential to achieve the warm, cheery Tuscan style. These colors complement well with light as well as dark-colored fixtures or furniture. Dark furniture is accentuated by a yellow or reddish wall. The same goes for pale blue or white fixtures. Paints can be smooth or textured. You can also paint murals with floral country designs, hilltop villages. Or you can use wallpaper with Mediterranean prints. Staring at the scenery can give calming, even therapeutic, effects.
December 3, 2007