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Interior Decorating Tips for a Beautiful Boudoir
By Lance Filbert
lance.filbert@interiordecoratingschools.net
Interior Design Columnist
The goal of home interior decorating is to make the space meet the living needs of the people who use it. That is a theme you'll hear repeated frequently if you are lucky enough to go to interior decorating school. So let's start with some interior decorating ideas for the bedroom.
It can be a harsh world out there, and the bedroom should be the perfect place to hide out, have fun, and forget about reality. With some home interior decorating tips, you can turn your bedroom into a very special place. Let?s start by basing our bedroom interior decorating ideas on colors.
Posted on November 7, 2005 at 03:20 PM
lance.filbert@interiordecoratingschools.net
Interior Design Columnist
The goal of home interior decorating is to make the space meet the living needs of the people who use it. That is a theme you'll hear repeated frequently if you are lucky enough to go to interior decorating school. So let's start with some interior decorating ideas for the bedroom.
It can be a harsh world out there, and the bedroom should be the perfect place to hide out, have fun, and forget about reality. With some home interior decorating tips, you can turn your bedroom into a very special place. Let?s start by basing our bedroom interior decorating ideas on colors.
Home Decorating With Colors
To begin with, colors set moods. Your teachers in interior decorating school will repeat that mantra again and again. If your bedroom is your favorite place to relax, shades of green and blue will give the room a sense of calm comfort. Purples can be used in dark or light shades to produce bold impressions or delicate, flowery tones. Pink can have a calming effect, while reds add energy and can seem to heat up a room.Interior Decorating Ideas for the Bedroom
Another interior decorating idea has to do with the big empty space behind the bed. You can hang a painting there, but cloth is new up-and-coming way to decorate any space. You'll learn about textures and fabrics in interior decorating school. Cloth is always good for adding colors and textures in home interior decorating. Drape some rich fabric on the wall behind the bed and add a string or two of silk flowers for the final decorative touch. By using the right colors and fabrics, you can personalize almost any space and make it fit the function you want for it.About the Author
Lance Filbert is known for his witty and innovative design ideas. He has an extensive arts background and has an arts degree from the City University of New York. He lives in San Francisco with his partner, Bertram, and their cairn terriers, Toto and Toklas.Posted on November 7, 2005 at 03:20 PM