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An ideal bedroom for rest and relaxation Posted: 16 Sep 2013 01:54 AM PDT Although more than one use for falling asleep on the couch after a copious dinner, the bedroom is home stay specifically aimed at the rest day of the people. Precisely for this reason, when it comes to think of its decoration must there are many important factors that we must take into account to create a perfect environment for relaxation, the disconnection and the rest. The following points will serve as a guide to achieve this goal: - Colour: it is one of the most basic points to keep in mind, and is the influence on the psyche of human beings is very high. Whatever trends, there will always be some tones most recommended for relaxation such as white, the range of toast and other soft hues as the cake, for example. - Light: the best is to have good natural lighting during the day but also with a more subdued during the night, so choose soft light bulbs, and seeks to put blinds and curtains that help to regulate the intensity of the light incoming to your liking. - Temperature: the ideal environment of stay must be maintained between 23 and 24 ° C, so if your room is located above or below them you should try to modify with hot/cold appliances or other resources such as natural ventilation of the bedroom (for cooling). - Order: rest placidly is easier in a clean and organized stay that a mess in which we find hundreds of objects hanging everywhere. Make sure you have well organized storage spaces and seeks to take good habits such as daily organize clothes and save what you have used in their rightful place. - Furniture and style: there is a specific rule regarding the best styles to achieve this, so it provided they follow the previous rule of the order all should be valid (discard the kitch style, of course). Beyond the above, the important thing is to follow this rule of the ‘less is more’ and not to abuse an excessive amount of furniture or decoration in space. - To avoid: strives to keep your stay protected from noise, avoids electronics such as televisions or computers in the same room (US distracted and lose hours of sleep) and hangs the tables on the headboard and not on the wall opposite, because they would also divert you.

Original beds Posted: 15 Sep 2013 01:53 PM PDT 80,90, 105, 130, 150, 200… Do you know what you are talking about? Well nothing less that individual measures of traditional beds or marriage, all life structures that have been based on such forms rectangular and in the four legs that maintain. However, there are some interesting alternatives that we could use in the decoration of our rooms when we had enough room to carry out each of the ideas. Would you like to know all the possibilities that are in the market? Then take a look, probably never would have imagined something like this! - Round beds: nothing are a novelty, but yes it is true that they are not too used to the traditional decoration of homes. You know, if you want to surprise with something different but easy to find bets by one of these circular structures. - High beds: can be structures type bunk bed with a single bed on top that you’ll easily find in IKEA (with the bottom hollow to create another space) or well structures more complicated as of soaring and robust legs or those that are held in the upper part of the wall and ceiling without any lower base. Since then, a job that can only be carried out a great professional. -’Bed-up’: it’s a new concept of estrcutura of bed that is ‘save’ on the roof during the day and we can go down to the ground to rest during the night. It is ideal for small homes! - Oval surfaces: there are more discreet and easy to integrate in the decoration of the majority of bedrooms (the base is slightly curved), but there are also some unusual models like those huge structures that create oval above the area of the mattress as an innovative, contemporary canopy were. -For children: there are plenty of ways to unleash your imagination with beds that are transformed into car racing, castles, Pirate ships, or tree houses, for example. Take a look at our gallery, the ideas are amazing and more fun!

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