Friday, April 2, 2010

Bedroom Furniture By Riley Coleman

The range of bedroom furniture is quite mind-blowing and in order to create the perfect environment that you are comfortable to live with is of paramount importance. This guide is to help you choice the right pieces of furniture to match your lifestyle and for you to create a harmonious space to relax in.

             Antique Wardrobe

The major piece of bedroom furniture, excluding the bed is the wardrobe; this in itself is not an easy choice as there are countless designs to choose from. One key point to consider is the design of your bedroom and also personal taste is something, which you have to go by. Try not to follow the latest design trends, as you may end up hating a piece of bedroom furniture, as it doesn't suit you. There has been countless mistakes made when by people choose bedroom furniture because they saw it in a glossy magazine, but really and truthfully if you like the look of antique pieces, there is really very little point going for a modern high gloss wardrobe, you will end up despising it.

The actual functionality of the piece of bedroom furniture is of great importance too. For those who have a large collection of long clothing such as dresses, it would make little sense in buying a short wardrobe with drawers underneath. This in itself would reduce the length of hanging space and your clothing would be dragging on the floor of the wardrobe. The interior of the wardrobe needs to be functional to you and a wardrobe with drawers beneath is perfect for those with a large amount of jumpers and t-shirts. There are also the wardrobes with inbuilt shelving systems, these take the place of external drawers and are ideal for storing shoes or for these shelving units can be used in place of drawers for woollen items or underwear.

The other area to consider when buying bedroom furniture is do you spend money on a tailor made bedroom system or buy the alternative modular systems. If you move home quite often it would make sense to choose the latter option as you have all the benefits of a tailored system but without the large cost and you can take the furniture with you. However with the fitted wardrobe systems, it can be an expensive mistake if you purchase these only to decide to move within a year or two. Although if you have little desire to move then it would probably be better to invest in a bedroom furniture which is ideally suited to your requirements and which fits the exact dimensions of your bedroom.

As the range of bedroom furniture is large, there is much to consider, however by choosing for you rather than going for the latest trends you are far more likely to be happy with your purchase and cherish the design you have chosen for many years to come.

Riley Coleman is an experienced interior designer specialising in modern bedroom furniture and designing home offices. She has a passion for writing and is a keen on the idea of combining the home and the outside. She also works for a bedroom furniture retailer.

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