NORDIC DESIGN

Favourite bedrooms (1/3)

Some time ago someone asked me to post my favourite pictures. So I thought of doing a series. I’ve posted thousands of pictures since I started this blog so picking only a few was very difficult and I probably forgot a lot of beautiful pictures but I thought it would be nice anyway. This is the first, my favourite bedrooms in 3 posts! ♥

Hello!

The most common tip for a small and dark room is to go for the white look. White makes a room look bigger and it feels clean and light.

But, in a room where there’s not a lot of light coming in, white can look a bit bland. So unless it is executed perfectly, a light colour is maybe a safer solution (if you want to go for the light look). But you can also go bold and choose a very bright popping colour that will make the room look warm but not cramped/small (or of course a combination as pictured above, white base but furniture in popping colours).

Another tip: Don’t put too much furniture in a small room it will make it look even smaller and more cluttered. Pay close attention to good lightning in a dark room. Also you can use mirrors that will reflect the light that is coming in to the room. Also mirrors will make a room look bigger!

Jan Erik Waider 

Ice on Black, 2013