Grace wanted the room to be both a welcoming haven for guests and a creative home office for herself. The original bedroom ...

LA Times Studios may earn commission from purchases made through our links. Here’s the thing about bedrooms: you can buy the fancy mattress and spring for the high-thread-count sheets, but if the ...

Your bedroom should feel like a relaxing retreat, but sometimes it ends up feeling a bit stuck in the past. Over time, certain design choices and decor can make the space look outdated without you ...

Oversized furniture, bold wallpaper, and harsh lighting can make bedrooms feel overwhelming. Visible tech and bright lights disrupt relaxation and restful energy. Keep furnishings balanced and ...

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We spend more time in bedrooms than in any other room in the house. Even though we are sleeping most of that time, we end and begin our days there. An organized and well-considered space can improve ...

A bedroom should be your sanctuary. Ideally, it should have enough room to store personal items and give you space to relax, dream and feel your most comfortable. But when you’re faced with limited ...

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Curtains are essential in creating the ideal mood and ambience for your bedroom decor. Whether you’re seeking blackout curtains for restful sleep, designer options for a touch of elegance, or ...

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As young kids, my sister and I would often take our toys out of our bedrooms into the communal spaces of our childhood home. We’d use the couch as a pretend bus, the dining table as a pretend hotel.