I've recently written a few pieces on my
blog about sleep....both the lack of & importance of it.
I recently made
over my children's bedrooms....
which naturally, I
suppose, got me thinking about my
bedroom & what it means to me.
For some people I
know, their bedroom is simply a place to sleep, it's purely functional.
For some, it's a
place of sanctuary....
not just for rest, it's a place of
comfort, a haven.
I definitely fall
into the latter group....
I've been slowly
making over the bedroom during the last few months....
I've painted the
walls white which has added not only a bright, clean feeling to the room but
has given it a calm quality.
I never thought
white walls were for me - I preferred pale colours but thought white was too
stark.
But I can see now
it's incredibly calming and also provides a blank canvas which colour can be
added to in the form of a painting, books, rugs or bedding.
I love my
room....it's definitely a place of tranquillity for me, a safe haven.
When I was growing
up, I had to share a room....
something which had to be but which I
never really enjoyed.
I can however
remember creating a corner which was just mine....
I watch my children adding to their own
spaces…
with their own drawings & decorations,
a reflection of their own personalities.
Funnily enough -
or maybe not - subconsciously, I think I still do that.
Favourite books
are at my bedside, personal photographs, an old lamp, my notebooks....it’s funny
how childhood habits die hard.
I love having my
own space....although equally I love my children being able to run into the
room, jump into our bed & burrow down under the covers.
A place of
comfort, a place to exhale, unwind, relax and rejuvenate....
it's all those
things I guess.
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If I had my way - my whole house would be white! But a good place to start is the bedroom. You know how we love the declutter - but it is most satisfying if my bedroom is clear...sooo good for the soul! Lou x
ReplyDeleteI love the calm feeling I get when I look at these images. And all the airy lightness. It makes me want to immediately begin re-painting my chocolate brown bedroom walls! Holding a paint brush dipped in a new color is my version of an aphrodiaiac, tee hee.
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Leslie (aka Gwen Moss)
I completely agree with you on the importance of a bedroom that provides rest for the eyes, body and mind. Holistic harmony is my motto!
ReplyDeleteMy Swedish soul craves white and neutrals, and to me there is nothing that quiets my mind quite like it.
I love the pictures but I jumped at no 3.. and at first I thought there were handcuffs on the bed..! Mrs Antoniazzi, really!! ha ha! But at closer look I saw it was a necklace. It did give me a giggle though. (Xuse my Swedish wicked mind..)
OK clearly it is time for me to log off and go to bed.. :)
Big hugs and sisterly kisses from afar
xo C