Pick Bed Linen to Suit Your Home Decor

Harmony is very important when it comes to home decor and interiors. You should seek the advice of the best home interior designers and decorators in Bangalore for ideas on how to balance out the very elements of your interior design scheme. Ask any of the home interior designers in Bangalore, and they’ll explain to you the importance of complementing bed linen with the rest of the decor.

 

• If you pay careful thought to bed linen colours, textures and patterns, you can make your bed room feel like a sanctuary, a place you want to relax and feel at home.

 

• When you pick bed linen, ensure that it is in line with the colour scheme of the walls and the rest of the decor. Ideally, you should choose a tone that is neutral so it can work with any colour scheme.

 

• You can layer the bed linen; use a doona or a duvet to add texture. An oversized duvet or quilt adds a sense of style to your bedroom.

 

• Textures play an important role. You can use a mix of materials for the pillow cases, covers and sheets, including wool, silk, cashmere etc. Satin, jacquard, and other finishes are all important.

 

• If you have painted one of your walls with a bright shade, an accent wall, for example, you could pick a shade of the same colour in the prints or patterns of your bed linen such as comforters or quilts. Keep the background colour of the comforters, duvets or quilts in a muted and neutral shade, and ensure only the prints are in the same colour as the accented wall.

 

• If the walls are a neutral or pastel shade, use brightly coloured bed linen. Grey walls and pink/purple coloured ikkat-patterned comforters or sheets would look wonderful. Give a seasonal touch to your design scheme by bringing in floral coloured or leaf-patterned bed linen during spring.

 

• Using richer and warmer tones like deep purple or gold tones for bed linen will make your winters warmer. Use heavy material as well during winter. In summer, you can use light pastel shades and cottons to create a light feel, as one of the home interior designers in Bangalore will tell you.

 

• If you use art on the wall or flowers by the bedside, pick one colour from there and use muted shades of that colour in various forms – for instance, pick a watered-down shade of pink from the bright pink orchid by the bedside and use it for the duvet. Next, pick a slightly brighter shade and use it for the throw pillows. Maintain the same colour theme for all the upholstery in that room by mixing up the shades.

 

• One more idea is to use B&W geometric prints as your bed covers, and use either plain white or black as cushion covers or pillow cases. To make it more interesting, use black and white photographs on the wall or pencil sketches as art.

 

If you are still wondering how to go about the theme, you could seek the advice of an interior designer or decorator in the city.