3 Tips From Designers For Those Of You Who Want Empty Angle Decoration In The Bedroom

JAKARTA - Is there an empty corner in your room where the appearance continues to be annoying? Although actually bedrooms should not be filled with a lot of furniture, not a few people feel restless if they don't maximize the empty space in the room. Maybe you've considered some ways to fill the void, but haven't found the right one yet.

In this article, there are four professional designers ready to provide advice regarding what to do with the empty angle in your bedroom. There are some simple bedroom decoration ideas that can be taken depending on your aesthetic needs and tastes.

Jlee Wray, founder of Truss Interiors, suggested placing a chair in the corner of an empty room. The existence of a chair can create a higher building impression and give birth to a sense of comfort. You can put on a chair that you think is comfortable and floor lights.

Taylor aired, founder of Tayhir Design, also followed the approach of filling empty corners with chairs.

"This is a perfect way to add texture, dimension, and comfort while filling the dead room with something functional," he said as quoted by The Spruce, Friday, September 1.

"If the angle is too small for a full-sized chair, the rotman can also be used," added the designer.

If Wray doesn't fill the corner with an accented chair, he will most likely put a tall ornamental plant in a large pot in the corner of the room.

Jaimee Longo, founder of The Layered House, also likes to organize a room with plants and often puts them in the side corner of the health workers. Although the idea of putting a large plant into the bedroom may seem scary to some people, keep in mind that native and fake plants are the right choice in this regard.

If the empty angle closes to the window and receives a lot of sunlight, the live plant may thrive. But if the room is too dark, it would be better if you chose artificial plants.

There are many ways to make fake plants look more realistic, so don't worry if the leaves look too fake. To make it more delicious to look into your eyes and give more details to the room, place your plants in an aesthetic pot.

According to Adams, carved objects can look beautiful in the corner of the bedroom. However, there is no need to spend a lot of money buying expensive works to make the corner of the room shine.

Adams explained that he did not have to buy a masterpiece from marble or bronze. In fact, choose works that can also function functionally, if you wish.

"Scarved baskets, for example, can beautifully fill corners without burdening or reducing room brightness," Adams said.

Other works of art can also include large objects, made of paper-monitor, stone, or wood. Everything will add texture and instant dimension to the corner of the room.