7 Tips To Turn Your Bedroom Into A Sanctuary

Welcome to the boudoir spa where we transform your bedroom from a mere snooze station into a veritable temple of tranquillity and wellness. Forget the spa—your best rejuvenation ritual starts where you pillow your head. So, let’s shake off the duvet of dullness and inject some five-star flair into your nighttime nest!

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1. Pillow Talk

Your pillow could be the enemy of your bedroom health. This fluffy fiend can be the difference between waking up on the wrong side of the bed or floating to breakfast on cloud nine. Ditch those lumpy, shapeless sacks of sorrow for some sleek silk or bamboo pillows. Why bamboo, you ask? Because your head deserves to rest on something that’s not only eco-friendly but also hypoallergenic, moisture-wicking, and as luxuriously soft as a whisper in a dream.

2. Thread Count Your Blessings

If you haven’t been swaddled in bamboo bedding, are you even sleeping? This isn’t just fabric; it’s a statement—a commitment to nightly indulgence. Bamboo sheets are like the cashmere of the bedding world but cooler, both metaphorically and literally. They regulate temperature like a climate control system fashioned by Mother Nature herself. Plus, they’re so soft that you might just cancel your morning plans. Sorry, not sorry!

3. Set the Ambiance 

The right lighting can make or break the zen of your sleep sanctuary, and your own personal wellness. Harsh, bright lights? A definite no-no. Opt for soft, warm bulbs that lull you into relaxation, not those that interrogate you like you’re a suspect on a crime show. Consider dimmable options or, better yet, smart lights that you can control without ever having to abandon the comfort of your bamboo fortress.

4. Scent-sational Sleep

Transform your bedroom into an olfactory oasis. Ditch the overpowering, headache-inducing sprays. Choose calming essential oils like lavender, chamomile, or sandalwood. Opt for fragrance choices that encourage relaxation and promote sleep, proving once again that your nose knows best when it comes to comfort. Use these as a massage oil, in a diffuser, mixed with your chosen body lotion, in potpourri or in homemade candles. Some great winter scents include cinnamon, cloves and peppermint.

5. Greenify Your Sleep Space 

Indoor plants don’t just look pretty; they clean the air, boost your mood, and bring a touch of tranquility that plastic decor simply can’t. Plus, tending to a leafy buddy can be as soothing as a bedtime story. Choose low-light, easy-care varieties like snake plants or pothos—because let’s face it, nighttime is for sleeping, not for plant CPR.

6. Sound Advice

The soundscape of your bedroom can be a lullaby or a nightmare. Ditch the city’s symphony of sirens and honks for a sound machine that whispers sweet nothings ranging from raindrops to forest murmurs. It’s like having Mother Nature as a roommate, without the muddy footprints.

7. The Art of Decluttering

Clutter is really bad in the bedroom, because when you can see all the mess around you, it will make it harder for you to get to sleep. So, ideally, if it doesn’t have to be in the bedroom take it out and let your clear space promote a clear mind and a good night’s sleep.

Invest in your rest, and ensure the time you spend in your bedroom is always healthy!

Natasha Colyer
Natasha Colyerhttps://seeninthecity.co.uk
My name is Natasha and I am the Editor and Founder of Seen in the City. I have always loved to express myself creatively, most particularly through my writing, and after working for a number of other companies including Vogue and My Chic City I decided to head out on my own and Seen in the City was born. You can contact me on natasha@seeninthecity.co.uk

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