Adding Personality to Your Bedroom - Exciting Ways to Achieve It by:Alyssa Davis

The bedroom is the most personal part of the house

. It is where we find retreat when we get home. It is also our hiding place when we want to escape the world. That is why we value what we put in it.

The bedroom is extra special because we can claim it as ours. We have the freedom to decorate it the way we want. Speaking of decorating, it is tough to dress the room our way because we do not have the expertise. Styling the room by ourselves can present different obstacles.

The challenges of designing your own bedroom should not hinder you from giving it your own mark. After all, the resources available today made it easier for anyone to come up with a design, he will be proud to present. People with varying personality can now present their individuality. A music lover for example, can present his love for music by putting up musical wall art in his room and it will not look out of place.

Below are additional tips on how to give your bedroom a little of your personality:

1. Ask yourself what kind of personality you want your room to represent

It is easy to say that you want your room to embody your personality, but it is tough to decide how you want the result to look like. How will you represent your perky personality? How can your bedroom translate your fond for fashion? These are just some of the questions you have to answer.

One effective tip would be to create a theme for the room. If you want it to have a happy feel, use colors. However, you have to be careful. If you are not, you room will end up a disaster of mismatched shades.

2. Think of the pieces that will go into the room

The different items that will go in the bedroom will speak a lot about you. Your choice of bed will indicate your style. If you like modern style, you probably want to pick the clean-cut design. If you prefer contemporary designs, you will probably have your eyes set on the bed with bold patterns with creative mix of colors and shapes.

Remember, there are several pieces today that can represent your personality. If you are a laid-back person, you can achieve a relaxing backdrop for the room using tropical wall dcor.

3. Personalize some of the items that goes in the room

If your room is pre-decorated, you do not have to alter everything. Keep in mind that you can still give it your mark by personalizing some of the items you will use in the room. You can always sew drapes and curtains for your window. You can even get crafty with your frames, and how about displaying your own painting. Personalizing some of your accessories is great way to give your bedroom the personal touch you want.

Our bedroom can represent our personality. Careful choices of furniture and color schemes can achieve that. In some cases, a mere addition of an accessory that you personalize will do the trick.

Summary:

Any room can be challenging to style especially if you do not have a designer's background. However, this should not stop you from giving your bedroom a bit of your personality. There are easy ways to do it as long as you are willing.

About the author

Additional free ideas are offered by senior staff writer and home decor specialist Alyssa Davis at Metal-Wall-Art.com. The store also specializes in distinctive iron artwork (http://www.metal-wall-art.com/)and fleur de lis wall decor(http://www.metal-wall-art.com/fleur-de-lis-metal-art.html).

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