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Your bedroom is more than just a
place to sleep.
Depending on your lifestyle and the space available in your home, it may double as your gym, your office or your home-entertainment center.
And unless you live alone, your bedroom may be the only room in the house where you can lock the door, put up your feet and totally relax.
It makes sense, then, to spend extra time and effort to make this room reflect your personality as it serves your needs.
FORM FOLLOWS FUNCTION
This design principle is an old one, but it’s as true today as it was when formulated. Before you start decorating, determine the uses to which you’ll put your boudoir.
If you work out in your bedroom, you’ll need room for your equipment, whether it be a rowing machine, weight bench or just adequate space to do situps.
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