Bedroom: How to create the perfect bedroom for sleep
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- Japandi
- Condo
- ≤500 sqft
- 1 br
- Couple Living
We try to keep our bedroom quiet and natural - perfect for a good night's sleep - with no digital distractions (no TV, no bedside table for phones). Our stone-lookalike wallpaper from Hello Circus was the highlight of the room. Everyone thought it was textured until they touched it. Installing the wallpaper took less than an hour, and it was easy. Initially, we wanted a hydraulic bedframe, but a friend advised us it would become redundant and recommended a side drawer bedframe. Best advice till far! There were four drawers in which we kept our bedsheets, towels, and winter clothing. We chose Simmon mattresses (backcare 5 series) because of their longevity. The material is harder than the luxurious ones, but it can last us until our 50s! A harder bed is better for a strong back! Side sleepers should still opt for a softer mattress. Additionally, we invested in a good pillow to protect our necks. A good night's sleep also means a more productive day! 
For lighting, we had a ceiling fan with adjustable light that comes in three colors. It's highly recommended to check out Ya Fen (one of Singapore's cheapest lighting shops). Our bedside lamps were purchased from Tao Bao at a fraction of the cost of most lighting shops in Singapore. Our only regret is the blinds in the bedroom. Instead of Venetian blinds, I would have chosen something that can block out the light. 
Close up on the bedside lamp. Love the wood finishing, but the bulb does look a bit "sang-eh". All is good! Do ask your electrician guy to measure and fix it aligned to the bedframe, so you can use them for reading lights too. Close up on our Venetian blinds, other than blocking out sunlights, the blind is perfect, fitting to our theme. If you do have any questions, feel free to head to @lovehomeloh and PM us! Happy to share!
- 1 January
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