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green wall and trim

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the fence

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Joanne's color looks good

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Molding

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This ceiling is extended down by adding molding and painting the ceiling color down to the molding. Real nice way to add interest to the room.

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If you have a prized collection, consider displaying it on the bed wall. The collection of boho chic woven plates hung by the team at Danielle Rose Design pops against the dark blue background in this New York bedroom.

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Shutters and Headboard

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1. Paneled Perfection A bed wall with a peaked ceiling is a large area to cover with paint, wallpaper or art. The team at Wendy Mauro Design opted to go a different route for this bedroom in Charleston, South Carolina. The designers added custom paneling that introduces depth and texture to the wall. No art required, just a fresh coat of white paint.

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4. Beyond Basic Bulbs Standard incandescent lightbulbs aren’t as energy-efficient as LED bulbs or CFBs (compact fluorescent bulbs), but the light they give off is warmer and better suited to bedrooms. Even better than incandescents, according to the National Sleep Foundation, is red spectrum lighting, which has been shown to be the most conducive to sleeping. Neels recommends pale pink bulbs that can be adjusted in intensity. “It just softens things so nicely,” she says.

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Clean the Air Allergies or no allergies, we can all benefit from sleeping in a cleaner, healthier bedroom. Here are a few ways to keep the air in your bedroom fresh and pure all year long. Use an air purifier with a HEPA filter to remove dust, pollen and air pollutants. Keep a houseplant or two in the bedroom (rubber plants are especially good at cleaning the air). Make the bedroom a no-shoes zone. Vacuum and dust weekly (including under the bed), more often if you have allergies. Open the windows to air out the space for at least 30 minutes each morning. Choose natural fibers and materials that don’t contain harmful VOCs.

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Give Once-Worn Clothes a Home Rather than piling your lightly worn clothing on the chair in the corner (or worse, the floor), give it a dedicated home in a basket or bin. Make a habit of refolding clothes you plan on wearing again before laundering, and place these items in the basket each night.

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A suggestion so you don't use wall paper. Used 3 white bi-fold doors as a flat screen behind the bed to balance the amount of "black" wall there and to hang a large framed print easily on them without damaging the wallpaper. Headache? Sick? Just a daytime nap? It was a perfect getaway in an otherwise very bright home. The light gray wall is wall paper which I am not thrilled about

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Amy Aidinis Hirsch Email Save The couple already had the mercury glass nightstands, which provide a ton of storage. “They are basically filled with stacks of architectural magazines,” Hirsch says. She replaced the original wood tops with travertine marble to lighten up the look and add a more durable surface. Those are gun metal nails in the headboard.

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The bed is custom with a linen headboard and gunmetal nailheads. The clean-lined bed and bedding add a look that’s tailored yet romantic, without distracting from the mural. Wool carpet on the floor.

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For some reason this inspires me. I like the head board. The gray with dark furniture. It looks luxurious. Comfortable, lets watch TV and have breakfast in bed. NICE

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