What is it about hotel rooms that makes them so wonderfully comfortable and cozy? It’s not just about the bed and how large and plush it is, but also about the atmosphere when you walk into the room. If you’ve ever stayed in a fancy hotel, then you’ll know that the moment you step inside, you feel instantly at home. Recreating this feeling in your own bedroom might seem impossible, but the truth is, it’s much easier than you would think. It’s just a case of taking the time to get inspired and think each aspect of what makes a hotel room so comfortable through. Here are some suggestions for how you can achieve hotel level comfort in your bedroom.
Keep the colors neutral
Most hotel rooms are decorated in neutral colors. There are two reasons for this – to ensure they always look stylish and to add a sense of coziness. You see, the light from light sources placed around the room will bounce off the walls, giving the space a warm glow. (White reflects the warmth of lights better than other colors.) To add even more warmth to your room, replace normal bulbs with ones that have a slight yellow tint to them.
Layer up the bedding
The focal point of any hotel room is always the bed; this is because it always looks so comfortable and cozy. Hotel beds never have just a couple of pillows and a duvet on them; they are always layered up with lots of different things. This adds luxury to them and makes them look more appealing. A good mattress is also a must. Although you can’t see the mattress, part of the appeal of hotel beds is how comfortable their mattresses are. That’s why if your bed doesn’t have a quality mattress, such as a design from the Serta iSeries, it’s important to invest in a new one. Or, if you can’t stretch as far as a mattress, invest in a mattress topper instead.
Add an area rug
Whether your bedroom is carpeted or has hard flooring, like wood or slate, adding a rug can help to make it feel more comfortable. To add comfort to the space, add a rug that’s soft and plush – shaggy style rugs or faux fur rugs tend to be best for this. You don’t just have to add one rug, if your room is large, it would be best to add a couple. These can be different sizes and different styles. All that matters is that they match the color scheme of the room. To make the room feel warm – hotel rooms are always warm, consider investing in underfloor heating.
Make the room smell amazing
When you walk into a hotel room, they always smell amazing. To give your bedroom a fresh, floral scent, like fancy hotel rooms have, place a reed diffuser or a couple of scented candles in there. Just make sure to pick scents that appeal to you, and are also calming and relaxing, such as lavender or vanilla.
See, achieving hotel level comfort in your bedroom isn’t as difficult as you would think.
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