How To Make Your Bedroom Look More Expensive

Here are four top wallet-friendly tricks to try.

How to make your bedroom look more expensive. Hence you should strongly consider adding a large mirror to your area especially since it has various benefits. Soft linens made of modal microfibers are a great way to get a plush and elegant feeling for your bed and in turn create a luxury bedroom. This will give your mattress that soft cushy look and feel.

Adding a large mirror to your room wont only make it more elegant and rich but it will also help you make your room feel brighter and more importantly adding a mirror can make it look larger as well. Instead of investing in a brand new duvet set fold an oversized throw or two at the foot of your bed to create a layered look. De la Cruz suggests having blackout shades whether roller or roman custom-sized for your windows and then adding a sheer curtain on top for light filtering privacy and softness.

Since I live in a builder grade home which was a boring square box when I moved in I can tell you from experience it is possible. These kinds of design tricks are quicker and cheaper to execute than. If this is your situation fake a little more space by raising the curtains up high.

We will be layering even more things on top of this with our bed styling but this gives us the perfect base for that expensive look we are going for. Nothing makes a bed look more inviting than luxurious layers of linens and pillows. When the curtain rod is mounted just an inch or two below the ceiling line and the drapes hang to the floor the whole room suddenly looks not only biggerit also looks more elegant.

Ideally youd want ones that are long enough to cover your windows from the ceiling to the floor. You can create a more fluffy bed by adding these two steps. The shade can really make or break the lamp.

Layer quilts and throws at the end of the bed over the bedspread. Chances are the ready-made lamp you choose comes with a basic uninspired shade he says so upgrading it can have a big impact. Take your comforter and fold it in half at the bottom of the bed.