We all love nature. Considering the times we are living in, it’s kind of not feasible to stay out, hanging around in the garden or park. But what if we tell you that you can bring the feel of the garden right into your bedroom?
You can decorate your bedroom’s interior with a garden-based theme. Obviously, it will not bring the whole garden vibe in a literal sense, but still, it will make you feel amidst nature.
The following are the things that you can do to your master bedroom, and give it a complete overhaul based on the garden theme:
1. The Room Colour
The colour green is a neutral colour, and it can be used with almost all other colours. While decorating your room with a garden theme, consider painting the walls with serene colours that naturally promote greenery. Lily Green is one colour that would be a perfect choice when decorating a master bedroom. The wall colours will set the whole aura of the room and will completely change the look and overall vibe of your room. Also read – Interior Features of South Indian Chettinad Houses.
2. The Blinds
Instead of going with synthetic products, you can choose eco-friendly bamboo blinds or roman shades. The eco-friendly products will not only give you a garden vibe but also make your house organic. The best part about using bamboo is that they don’t require too much care and are very easy to take care of.
3. The Floor
A floor plant is another amazing option for adding nature into your rooms. Also, you can opt for faux floor plants if the lighting in your bedroom is insufficient. You can choose from various patterns like a ficus, a dieffenbachia, a snake plant, or colourful croton. Also read – Important Things To Consider Before Redesigning The Bathroom.
4. The Windows
In addition to floor plants, you can also add the surrounding with lush hanging plants to hang in front of the windows. Based on the sufficiency and entrance of the light you can choose the position of the hanging plants. Also read – Renovation of your Bathroom with Luxury Bathroom Products and Accessories