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All You Need To Know About Wallpaper In A Bedroom
If a bedroom is the next interior design project you’re going tackle, you’re come to the right place. This article will provide tips and tricks on wallpaper in a bedroom space, and you’ll learn everything from how to choose appropriate colors and patterns, to getting a better understanding of space usage.



Table of Contents
Defining a ‘bedroom’
Questions to ask yourself before wallpapering a bedroom
Setting the mood: bedroom wallpaper color and pattern
Inspiration for your own bedroom
Summary

Defining a ‘bedroom’
A bedroom is a room that has a bed in it.
Well, that’s certainly what the majority of us will immediately think of when asked to define what a bedroom is. In fact, there are so many other aspects to keep in mind, such as what a room needs in order to be legally accepted as a bedroom. Just check out 3D Buddha Wallpaper illustrated guide from Naked Apartments and you’ll realize the definition is more than just “a room with a bed.”

3D Buddha Wallpaper is that the definition of a “bedroom” can be so complex that city councils can join the fray in determining the appropriate definition.

However, let’s keep things simple. For the purposes of this article, let’s assume a few things about the bedroom you’ll be wallpapering:

There’s at least one bed and the primary function of the room is to be a place to sleep.
There’s 3D Buddha Wallpaper that separates the bedroom from the rest of the house or apartment.
There’s at least one window.

Questions to ask yourself before wallpapering a bedroom
Before you start adding wallpaper in a bedroom, ask yourself these questions because they’ll help guide your project. It might be helpful to get a notepad and a pen to keep track of your answers. Better yet, answer these questions while in the bedroom in order to better understand the space you’re in.



Is the bedroom I’m designing my own bedroom, or does the room belong to someone else?
If the bedroom is your own bedroom, chances are you already have some likes and dislikes in terms of color and pattern (or, if you don’t know where to start, we’ll give you a hand in the sections below).

If 3D Buddha Wallpaper is for someone else (like your children, teenagers, a roommate, etc.), it’ll be helpful to get his or her input. Be sure to include them in the decorating process so they know what’s going on. While you might think the bedroom needs a calming, relaxing atmosphere, the person whose bedroom it is may want something completely different.

Our Walls Republic Tip:
Get a blank piece of paper and start brainstorming! Write your name (or whoever will be using the bedroom) in the center. Draw lines extending from the name and at the end of each one, write a word or short phrase that relates to the person’s bedroom, their personality, or a style they’re hoping to achieve. These words can be anything, such as colors, moods, favourite style, and more.

Here are some examples: Sophisticated, relaxing ambiance, orange, geometric, beautiful, energetic, green and/or yellow, old school, creative.

This brainstorming session can help you or your interior designer narrow down the wallpaper choices so you can find your perfect pattern quicker.



What is the age of the person who will be using the bedroom?
Not only does wallpaper come in different colors and patterns, but also different materials as well. 3D Buddha Wallpaper would not be a good choice for a child’s bedroom since the materials it is made with are more fragile. Small mica stones, paper threads, and arrowroot are just some examples of grasscloth materials.

If you’re anticipating that the walls will need a cleanup job from time to time, vinyl wallpaper would be a more suitable choice since it’s easier to clean. When browsing through different products, be sure to keep an eye out for key words like “scrubbable” and “washable.”



Our Walls Republic Tip:
You can learn more by reading our previous article, Designing Your Child's Room.



Not just sleep: Is the bedroom a mixed-space?
While the bed is the most prominent item in a bedroom, the inclusion of other furniture items can change how the space is used. For example, some bedrooms may double as a workspace if it has a computer desk and a chair. Larger bedrooms may have a small sofa and a coffee table, which works as a lounging area.

When choosing wallpaper for the bedroom, you’ll want to consider the different ways you use the bedroom so you can plan accordingly. For 3D Buddha Wallpaper , if you want to have a relaxing atmosphere because you spend a lot of time at your work desk in your bedroom, creating that mood means paying more attention to wallpaper color (check out our previous article, All You Need To Know About Wallpaper In A Home Office).

How often will 3D Buddha Wallpaper be occupied?
This question relates to the previous one and it really depends on what you’re using your bedroom for. In a smaller home or apartment, you might spend a lot of time in the bedroom if it’s being used as a mixed space. That being said, the longer you stay in a room, the more important your wallpaper choices will be.

If you like that hot pink wallpaper with the crazy geometric pattern now, try to imagine if you’ll feel the same after a few hours. The goal is to find wallpaper that not only suits your lifestyle and personality, but also one that you don’t get bored with.



Will the wallpaper be on all walls or a single feature wall?
Certain patterns work better on all four walls, while others might shine on only one wall. Check out our previous article, What You Need To Know About Wallpapering Feature Walls, to learn more.

In short, if the wallpaper pattern is subtle like the one shown below, it would work best on all four walls.
Since feature (or “accent”) walls are designed to make an immediate impact as soon as you step into a room, larger patterns are more easily noticed. Take 3D Buddha Wallpaper at the example below:
Our Walls Republic Tip:
If you’re creating a feature wall, you can use other wallpaper on the remaining walls. In the example above, the striped pattern helps reinforce the main floral wallpaper. The key is to choose colors that are similar to the wallpaper used on the feature wall to create a unified theme. For more information on mixing and matching different wallpaper patterns, click here for our guide!




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